<p>I took the AP German exam last year and did all right (I’m fluent, though). I think the listening comprehension part was the hardest part of the test, and I’m not sure you could study for that. One of the list. comp selections was about tourist/archaeological sites in Norway (or something like that), so there’s no telling what they’ll put on the exam! You CAN practice for the speaking part of the exam, though (which wasn’t too bad). The cartoons in particular aren’t too difficult to study for. For practice on the speaking part, find prompts and respond to them verbally (time yourself). The essays aren’t too bad either; look over your basic grammar rules. Good look on the exam; it IS one of the hardest AP exams. Your teacher may have old AP exams for practice. :)</p>
<p>Here’s a few practice questions from old AP exams:
<a href=“AP German Language and Culture Exam – AP Students”>http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/german_lang/samp.html?germanlang</a></p>