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hhsThe 2012 French AP exam will have changes from previous years. It will focus on assessing language skills within cultural contexts, with all content presented authentically. The exam is 50% multiple choice questions testing reading and listening comprehension, and 50% free response consisting of interpersonal and presentational writing and speaking. The multiple choice section will contain advance organizers and cover a variety of source materials, while the free response will involve written and spoken interpersonal and presentational tasks.
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- 1. Preview of 2012 French AP French Language and Culture
- 2. All content presented in context No more fill ins No more listening rejoinders Audio sources played 2x There is no separate culture section Culture is embedded throughout exam
- 3. Exam structure 50% of exam = multiple choice Interpretive mode Approx. 65 items in 9 sets Reading selections Listening selections Reading & listening sections
- 4. Exam structure (cont.) 50% of exam = free response Interpersonal & presentational modes 4 items Interpersonal writing Interpersonal speaking Presentational writing Presentational speaking
- 5. Advance organizers Listening selections will be introduced with information to clarify: Theme Subject of selection Identity of speakers Title / date / names Source
- 6. Print sources Ads Literary texts - prose Journalistic articles Letters The above may be combined with maps, charts or tables
- 7. Audio sources Radio interviews / reports General interest podcasts PSAs Brief lectures Audio guides - museums, travel Comprehensibility and relevance are #1 Accent, pace & background noise will vary
- 8. Multiple choice section Mix of factual & interpretive questions Vocabulary in context Purpose of text Audience of text Inferences & conclusions Occasional cultural or interdisciplinary questions
- 9. Multiple choice section (cont.) Interpersonal - appropriate reply, agree, contradict, support, elaborate Presentational texts-summary of text, organization of text Combined - how do items relate to each other
- 10. Free response section-writing Interpersonal (based on reading) ex. - read email then write answer Presentational (based on reading & listening) ex. - read a paragraph, listen to a short audio source, then write response to a related question
- 11. Free response - speaking Interpersonal 5 exchanges in conversation Advance organizers used Presentational speak about a topic related to a theme use personal experiences comparisons of francophone facts students will have prep time