AP Spanish Language 2010 Results

lufausljc
Sat, 03 Jul 2010 18:03:41 +0000

coming from a native speaker, the test was actually the easiest one I have taken so far. I got a 5. For those who are not native I’ll give you some hints.

For the writing part (essay) make sure you spell out the words correctly, but when it comes about accents on the letters do not worry, AP graders will not worry about that.
The AP readers just want to find out if you write spanish good enough and they are not expecting an essay like in the AP English exam.

The spoken conversation is the most easiest part of the test (my opinion) because before you begin talking, the instructor gives you a packet which directly guides you what the recording is going to say and what you have to do step by step. When you start talking, to be able to get a good score on that part, just try to be simple and do not talk a lot, just try to get the point through.

Multiple Choice is going to be a challenge for some non-native speakers. Four months before taking the test, our class started preparing for the exam with practice multiple choice. Also, we did practice for everything and our teacher was really good. The best practice for the multiple choice part is to practice multiple choice questions 3 times a week for 4 months.