AP Language and Composition Exam Overview

Mrs. Brown provides an overview of the AP Language and Composition exam, detailing its structure, including the multiple-choice and essay sections. She explains the types of essays: analysis, argumentative, and synthesis, and offers strategies for each. The video also covers exam logistics, scoring, and the potential for college credit. Students are encouraged to develop critical thinking and writing skills throughout the course.

What is the main goal of the AP Language and Composition course according to Mrs. Brown?

• To focus on creative writing

• To improve students' public speaking skills

• To prepare students for the AP exam

• To complete various projects throughout the year

When is the AP Language and Composition exam scheduled?

• May 15th at 10 AM

• May 16th at 11 AM

• May 13th at 8 AM

• May 14th at 9 AM

What is the fee for each AP exam?

• $100

• $89

• $120

• $75

How long is the AP Language and Composition exam?

• 3 hours

• 4 hours

• 3 hours and 15 minutes

• 2 hours and 30 minutes

What percentage of the overall score does the multiple-choice section account for?

• 45%

• 30%

• 60%

• 50%

How many essays are students required to write in the essay section?

• Three

• Two

• Four

• Five

What is the primary focus of the analysis essay?

• To write a personal reflection

• To compare two texts

• To analyze the author's use of language

• To summarize the text

In the argumentative essay, what are students required to do?

• Disagree with the prompt

• Agree with the prompt

• Summarize the prompt

• Take a specific stand and support it

What is the purpose of the synthesis essay?

• To analyze a single text

• To write a narrative

• To summarize multiple texts

• To create a new idea from various sources

What is the minimum score most colleges accept for AP credit?

• 1

• 4

• 3

• 2