Atonement Gluttony Predestination Beauty Grace Pride Belonging Greed Progress Betrayal Growth Purity Brotherhood Hate Race Change Heresy Reality Chaos Heroism Rebirth Community Hope Redemption Companionship Humility Regret Conformity Identity Renewal Corruption Imagination Revenge Courage Immorality Salvation Curiosity Immortality Savagery Death Individuality Secrecy Defiance Infidelity Sin Desire Innocence Sloth Destruction Jealousy Solidarity Dishonesty Justice Solitude Disobedience Judgment Stability Disbelief Knowledge Struggle Dominance Life Submission Doubt Longing Success Duty Loyalty Suppression Dystopia Lust Survival Ego Madness Sustainability Empathy Materialism Temptation Encouragement Maturation Tradition Enlightenment (Im)Morality Trust Eternity Mortality Truth Failure Obligation Vanity Faith Obsession Vengeance Family Patriotism War Fantasy Peace Work Fear Perseverance Fidelity Pleasure Etc. Freedom Poverty Friendship Power Breaking Down Prompts: Reading the Prompt: The Steps First, students must start breaking down the prompt by identifying the TAG (Title, Author, and Genre). This information is found in most AP Prompts. They must label each with a T, an A, and a G respectively.
Atonement Beauty Belonging Betrayal Brotherhood Change Chaos Community Companionship Conformity Corruption Courage Curiosity Death Defiance Desire Destruction Dishonesty Disobedience Disbelief Dominance Doubt Duty Dystopia Ego Empathy Encouragement Enlightenment Eternity Failure Faith Family Fantasy Fear Fidelity Freedom Friendship Gluttony Grace Greed Growth Hate Heresy Heroism Hope Humility Identity Imagination Immorality Immortality Individuality Infidelity Innocence Jealousy Justice Judgment Knowledge Life Longing Loyalty Lust Madness Materialism Maturation (Im)Morality Mortality Obligation Obsession Patriotism Peace Perseverance Pleasure Poverty Power Predestination Pride Progress Purity Race Reality Rebirth Redemption Regret Renewal Revenge Salvation Savagery Secrecy Sin Sloth Solidarity Solitude Stability Struggle Submission Success Suppression Survival Sustainability Temptation Tradition Trust Truth Vanity Vengeance War Work Etc. Breaking Down Prompts: Reading the Prompt: The Steps First, students must start breaking down the prompt by identifying the TAG (Title, Author, and Genre). This information is found in most AP Prompts. They must label each with a T, an A, and a G respectively.