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AP English Language and Composition FAQs
- The AP English Language and Composition exam will test your knowledge of literary topics and foundations. You must show your ability to analyze texts and create written arguments based on your evaluations.
- There are two sections on the AP English Language and Composition exam. The first section consists of 45 multiple-choice questions asking you to read and analyze nonfiction work. You will also be asked to “read like a writer” and think about revisions to stimulus texts. You will have 1 hour to complete this section. The second section is a free response section with 3 questions. Three categories make up the 3 questions. These categories are synthesis questions, where you will be asked to write an argument with at least 3 sources to support your thesis; a rhetorical analysis, where you will examine how the writer’s language choice plays a part in the intended meaning and purpose of the writing; and an argument where you will need to create an evidence-based argument to a prompted topic. You will have 2 hours and 15 minutes, including a 15-minute reading period.
- The difficulty level of the AP English Language and Composition exam can vary, but it is generally moderately difficult. You can see a couple of examples by visiting the College Board website or by taking online full-length practice tests. You can take these by signing up for Peterson’s test prep.
- Yes. Some categories comprise the 3 questions on the AP English Language and Composition FRQ section. The categories you will be asked in the AP English Language and Composition free response questions section are synthesis questions, where you will be asked to write an argument with at least 3 sources to support your thesis; a rhetorical analysis, where you will examine how the writer’s language choice plays a part in the intended meaning and purpose of the writing; and an argument where you will need to create an evidence-based argument to a prompted topic.
- Taking an online AP English Language and Composition multiple choice practice test with answers is an excellent way to practice for the AP English Language and Composition exam. Peterson’s gives you access to 2 full-length practice tests that will provide you with AP English Language and Composition MCQ and explanations of the correct answer.
- You will be given 3 AP English Language and Composition prompts as part of the exam’s AP English Language and Composition FRQ portion. The categories you will be asked in the AP English Language and Composition free response questions section are synthesis questions, where you will be asked to write an argument with at least 3 sources to support your thesis; a rhetorical analysis, where you will examine how the writer’s language choice plays a part in the intended meaning and purpose of the writing; and an argument where you will need to create an evidence-based argument to a prompted topic.
- Some of the best ways to study for the AP English Language and Composition exam is to use an AP English Language and Composition study guide, utilize flashcards and learning videos, and take online AP English Language and Composition practice tests.
- Yes! Taking an AP English Language and Composition practice test is a great way to help you prepare for the AP English Language and Composition exam. Peterson’s test prep gives you access to 2 full-length AP English Language and Composition practice tests to prepare you for test day.
- If you are a traditional student, you can register for the AP English Language and Composition exam through your school or another local participating school that offers AP classes. Your school will administer the test by collecting your fee of $94, ordering the test, and arranging a test-taking location and time. Talk to your teacher or contact the AP coordinator at your school. The College Board website explains fee reduction options if you have a significant financial need.