AP German Language and Culture Exam Overview

The video provides an overview of the AP German Language and Culture exam, detailing its structure, sections, and scoring. It explains the reading and listening section, emphasizing vocabulary building, and the writing and speaking section, which includes tasks like email response, essay writing, and cultural comparison. The video also discusses the six themes of the exam and assigns students to think of additional topics. Advanced topics such as German identity and aesthetics are covered, concluding with a reminder to use College Board resources for further details.

What is the total duration of the AP German Language and Culture Exam?

• Four hours

• Two hours

• Three hours

• Five hours

What type of questions are included in Section 1 of the exam?

• Essay questions

• Multiple-choice questions

• True or false questions

• Fill in the blanks

Which skill is NOT tested in Section 1 of the exam?

• Reading

• Listening

• Writing

• Speaking

What is the first task in Section 2 of the exam?

• Write a persuasive essay

• Respond to an email

• Participate in a conversation

• Deliver a cultural comparison

How many sources must be used in the persuasive essay task?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

Which of the following is NOT one of the six broad themes of the exam?

• Technology

• Mathematics

• Global Challenges

• Family and Community

What should students do with the themes discussed in the video?

• Translate them

• Memorize them

• Ignore them

• Think of further topics

Which theme involves topics like art and fashion?

• Identity

• Global Challenges

• Beauty and Aesthetics

• Family and Community

Where can students find more resources for the exam?

• Local library

• Social media

• Television

• College Board website

What will students have a chance to do in future lessons?

• Choose their own topics

• Change the exam format

• Skip the exam

• Practice all exam elements