FRQ (Free Response Question)
Definition
An FRQ, or Free Response Question, is a type of essay question that requires students to analyze and interpret a given text or literary work. It allows students to demonstrate their understanding of the text and their ability to construct a well-organized and supported argument.
Related terms
Thesis statement: A clear and concise statement that presents the main argument or claim of an essay.
Evidence: Specific examples, quotes, or details from the text that support your thesis statement.
Analysis: The process of examining and interpreting the significance or meaning of textual evidence in relation to your thesis statement.
"FRQ (Free Response Question)" appears in:
Subjects (3)
AP Calculus AB/BC
AP Computer Science A
AP English Language
Additional resources (1)
AP English Literature - Unit 3 Overview: Introduction to Longer Fiction and Drama
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