AP Literature Exam Preparation Guide

Carly Stevens introduces AP Literature, detailing the exam's structure, including multiple-choice and essay sections. She emphasizes the importance of reading and analyzing literature throughout the year, understanding literary terms, and using evidence effectively. Stevens provides resources like AP Pass and College Board practice tests and offers tutoring services. She concludes with encouragement for students to stay motivated and consistent in their studies.

What is the main purpose of Carly Stevens' video?

• To teach grammar rules

• To provide an overview of AP Literature

• To introduce her channel

• To discuss her favorite books

What is the primary goal of the AP English Literature class?

• To learn about historical events

• To earn college credit

• To write creative stories

• To improve vocabulary

How many major sections does the AP Literature exam have?

• Three

• One

• Two

• Four

What types of passages are included in the multiple-choice section?

• A mix of poetry and prose

• Only drama

• Only prose

• Only poetry

How many essays must be written in the essay section of the exam?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What is the focus of the essays in the AP Literature exam?

• Personal reflection

• Historical analysis

• Literary analysis

• Creative writing

What is a key best practice for preparing for the AP Literature exam?

• Memorizing dates

• Reading throughout the year

• Practicing math problems

• Learning a new language

Why is reading important for the AP Literature exam?

• It improves vocabulary

• It develops analytical skills

• It is not important

• It helps with grammar

What should students focus on when using literary terms?

• Avoiding them

• Using them in essays

• Only using one term

• Spelling them correctly

What is crucial when using evidence in essays?

• Using only one piece of evidence

• Ignoring evidence

• Quoting without context

• Using multiple pieces of evidence