AP English Language and Composition Flashcards: Use Modifiers To Qualify Claims

Study Use Modifiers To Qualify Claims in AP English Language and Composition with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

QUESTION

Identify the modifier: 'She was almost finished.'

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ANSWER

Almost. 'Almost' indicates near completion.

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Read the following excerpt and answer the question. A state agency is evaluating whether to require financial literacy coursework for high school graduation. Supporters point to survey results showing that many young adults cannot explain interest rates or credit scores, and they argue that a required class would reduce risky borrowing. Critics counter that adding a mandate could crowd out electives and that not all districts have trained teachers. In a pilot program across 12 schools, students who completed a semester course scored higher on a budgeting assessment, but the gains were smaller in schools that treated the class as a self-paced online module. The agency report concludes that the requirement could sometimes improve long-term financial decisions, but only if districts invest in teacher training and align the curriculum with real-world tasks. The use of the word sometimes serves to…
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