AP Human Geography Exam Preparation Insights

The video provides guidance on preparing for the 2020 AP Human Geography exam, which is online due to COVID-19. It covers study strategies, exam content, and structure, emphasizing the importance of vocabulary and resources. The instructor offers tips for FRQ practice and highlights the significance of understanding task verbs.

What is a significant change in the 2020 AP Human Geography exam format?

• It will have more multiple-choice questions.

• It will be held online due to the pandemic.

• It will be an open-book exam.

• It will be conducted in multiple locations.

Why is it advised to start studying early for the AP Human Geography exam?

• To finish the syllabus before others.

• To have more time for extracurricular activities.

• To impress the teachers with early preparation.

• To avoid last-minute stress and improve retention.

Which units are officially covered in the 2020 AP Human Geography exam?

• Units 1 to 7

• Units 1 to 5

• Units 1 to 3

• Units 6 and 7 only

What is the primary focus of the AP Human Geography exam according to the instructor?

• Memorizing definitions

• Understanding interconnected topics

• Focusing on one unit at a time

• Learning through rote memorization

How much time is allocated for responding to FRQ 1 in the exam?

• 15 minutes

• 25 minutes

• 30 minutes

• 45 minutes

What is the role of vocabulary in the AP Human Geography exam?

• It helps in understanding and applying new content.

• It is not important for the exam.

• It is used to impress the examiners.

• It is only needed for multiple-choice questions.

What should students focus on when preparing for the FRQs?

• Memorizing past FRQs

• Using complex vocabulary

• Understanding task verbs and applying knowledge

• Writing lengthy responses

Which resource is recommended for understanding the exam's task verbs?

• Online forums

• Past exam papers

• The course and exam description

• The course textbook

Why is it important to understand the task verbs in the FRQs?

• They are used to confuse students.

• They guide how to structure the response.

• They are optional for the exam.

• They determine the length of the response.

What is a suggested method for practicing with stimuli?

• Ignoring them and focusing on text

• Using online data visualization resources

• Practicing with unrelated subjects

• Only using textbook examples