So, What Do you know about APLAC?

AP stands for:

• Advanced Priority
• Advanced Pressure
• Assessment Priority
• Advanced Placement

The advanced Placement program began in 1955 to allow highly motivated high school students the opportunity to be awarded advanced placement as freshmen in college.

• True
• False
• Maybe
• Maybe not

The first AP English test given were combined AP Language, Literature and Composition tests all combined together.

• False
• True
• Maybe
• Maybeot

Reasons to take AP courses are:

• To compare yourself with students across the nation
• To receive college credit or advanced standing at your college.
• Because colleges look favorably on students who take higher level courses such as AP
• All of the above

The AP Language and Composition courses is a timed test and it takes how long to complete?

• two hours
• four hours
• three hours and 15 minutes
• three hours and 55 minutes

The first part of the APLAC test is multiple choice  only one hour is given to complete this part.  It consist of how many multiple choice questions?

• 85
• 60
• 35
• 55

The second part of the APLAC test is two hours and 15 minutes, where you will write how many essays?

• one
• two
• three
• four

The three essays you will write during the writing section of the APLAC test are:

• Expository, Narrative & Analysis
• Analysis, Argument & Synthesis
• Analysis, Synthesis & Literary

• Expository, Literary & Narrative

The multiple choice part of the APLAC test counts as 45% of your score and the essay sections counts as 55% of your score.  These are generated into a composite score.  The passing score is between what range?

• 1-5
• 1-10
• 1-3
• 3-5

The APLAC test date is May 10, 2017, you have nine months to prepare.  What must you do to be successful?

• Plan your strategy
• Take practice test
• Take timed writings
• All of the above