Understanding AP Exam Scores

The video addresses the emotional experience of receiving AP exam results, emphasizing that a score does not define one's worth. The speaker reassures students that regardless of their score, their effort and courage in taking the exam are commendable. The message is one of encouragement and self-reflection, urging students to value their hard work and personal growth over numerical scores.

What is the common advice given to students about their AP exam scores?

• You are defined by your score.

• You are not your score.

• Your score is the most important thing.

• Your score determines your future.

Why might it be difficult for students to believe they are not defined by their scores?

• Because scores are not visible.

• Because scores are always high.

• Because seeing the actual score can be impactful.

• Because scores are just numbers.

What does the speaker express pride in, regardless of the score?

• The number of exams taken.

• The highest score achieved.

• The effort and courage to take the exam.

• The time spent studying.

What is the speaker's main message to students about their scores?

• Scores are the only thing that matters.

• Effort and courage are more important than scores.

• Scores should be shared with everyone.

• Scores determine your worth.

How does the speaker describe themselves in the final section?

• A short, clean-shaven man.

• A young, energetic man.

• A bald, bearded, gap-toothed man.

• A tall, bearded man.

What does the speaker want students to remember about their scores?

• That scores should be ignored.

• That there is someone who thinks they are great.

• That scores are permanent.

• That scores are the only measure of success.

Where is the speaker located?

• Atlanta

• Chicago

• Los Angeles

• New York