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AP and IB Review!. In March!. Overview. What’s on the exams Tips for preparing Sample questions Write down what pertains to you. What’s on the AP exam?. Section One. One hour 45% of AP score About 55 Multiple Choice Questions 4 or 5 poetry, prose, and drama passages. Section Two.
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AP and IB Review! In March!
Overview What’s on the exams Tips for preparing Sample questions Write down what pertains to you
Section One • One hour • 45% of AP score • About 55 Multiple Choice Questions • 4 or 5 poetry, prose, and drama passages
Section Two • Two hours • 3 essays total (about 40 minutes each) • 55% of AP score • 1 essay on prose passage • 1 essay on poetry • 1 open question using text from class
Paper 1 • Two hours • 25% of IB Literature score • Written Commentary • 2 Choices - pick ONE • One on prose passage, another on poetry
Paper 2 • 2 hours • 25% of IB Literature score • Genre-specific essay • 2 Choices+ • Choose essay prompt from DRAMA category • Must use at least TWO titles in answer
GENERAL ADVICE Be well-rested, well-fed, on time, and with layered clothes for the exam Review major literary terms Treat the whole passage Review content, themes, quotes from texts Memorize a few key quotes to use
AP Multiple Choice Consider skipping a question if you can’t narrow the answers Practice Expect a variety of passages and poems Timing
AP Essays Be mindful of good essay writing skills Use formal academic voice Read prompts carefully Be careful about HANDWRITING Think fast! Write 3 pages Be mindful of genre and lit techniques
IB Paper 1 Read prose and poetry, choose ONE Mark passage Spend time outlining Handwriting and formal voice Write 6 pages Be mindful of genre and lit techniques HANDWRITING
IB Paper 2 Read drama prompts, choose ONE Comparative essay Spend time outlining Handwriting and formal voice Write 6 pages Be mindful of genre and lit techniques HANDWRITING * Avoid General Lit Questions
RESOURCES Forthcoming…
SAMPLE PROMPTS See Handouts