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2019 apⓡ english literature and composition free-response questions
english literature and composition section ii
total time-2 hours question 1
(suggested time-40 minutes. this question counts as one-third of the total essay section score.)
writing prompt: carefully read p. k. page's 1943 poem “the landlady." then, in a
well-organized essay, analyze the speaker's complex portrayal of the landlady. consider
such elements as imagery, selection of detail, and tone.

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