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12 pages are tagged AP practice.
A 40 minute AP essay prompt on Hamlet's remark that thinking makes a thing good or bad.
The grading form for the soliloquy essay, with levels from A to F.
An AP style essay prompt on Hamlet's soliloquy at 1.2.133-164. Students explain how form reveals the speaker's attitude.
An AP style essay prompt on Hamlet's soliloquy at 1.5.99-119. Students explain how form reveals the speaker's attitude.
An AP style essay prompt on Hamlet's soliloquy at 2.2.576-634. Students explain how form reveals the speaker's attitude.
An AP style essay prompt on Hamlet's soliloquy at 3.1.64-98. Students explain how form reveals the speaker's attitude.
An AP style essay prompt on Hamlet's soliloquy at 3.2.419-432. Students explain how form reveals the speaker's attitude.
An AP style essay prompt on Hamlet's soliloquy at 3.3.77-101. Students explain how form reveals the speaker's attitude.
A tone exercise on Hamlet's soliloquy at 4.4.34-69. Students mark the tonal shifts, the words that support each tone, and the images.
An AP style essay prompt on Claudius's prayer at 3.3.40-76. Students explain how form reveals his attitude.
Four AP style prompts on imagery, reflectors, the opening lines of a work, and persuasion. Students choose one.
A second set of four AP style prompts on imagery, characters' comments, opposing traits, and persuasion.