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SAQ Preparation Quiz

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the first step in answering a Short Answer Question (SAQ) in AP courses?

a)

Writing a detailed essay

b)

Understanding the stimulus and the prompt

c)

Memorizing historical dates

d)

Ignoring the prompts

2.

What are the three key things to focus on when marking up prompts for SAQs?

a)

Length, complexity, and style

b)

Category, time period, and historical thinking skill

c)

Grammar, vocabulary, and punctuation

d)

Creativity, originality, and humor

3.

In the context of SAQs, what does the historical thinking skill "causation" require?

a)

Listing all possible outcomes

b)

Showing cause and effect

c)

Describing events in chronological order

d)

Comparing and contrasting different events

4.

What is a "stimulus" in the context of SAQs?

a)

A type of essay

b)

A document to read or an image to analyze

c)

A list of vocabulary words

d)

A set of mathematical problems

5.

What does the acronym T-E-A-T stand for in the context of answering SAQs?

a)

Topic Sentence, Explanation, Analysis, Topic Sentence (restated)

b)

Thesis, Evidence, Argument, Thesis (restated)

c)

Topic, Evidence, Analysis, Thesis

d)

Theory, Example, Analysis, Topic

6.

What is the purpose of the "Topic Sentence" in the T-E-A-T formula?

a)

To introduce a new topic unrelated to the prompt

b)

To restate the important parts of the prompt and name a piece of evidence

c)

To provide a detailed analysis of the evidence

d)

To summarize the entire essay

7.

In the T-E-A-T formula, what does the "Analysis" part involve?

a)

Listing all possible evidence

b)

Showing how your evidence proves your topic sentence

c)

Restating the topic sentence

d)

Providing a counterargument

8.

According to the T-E-A-T formula, what was one significant intellectual change during the Renaissance?

a)

The rise of feudalism

b)

The emphasis on humanism

c)

The decline of trade

d)

The spread of the Black Death

9.

What does the T-E-A-T formula stand for in AP History exams?

a)

Topic Sentence, Explanation, Analysis, Transition

b)

Topic Sentence, Evidence, Analysis, Transition

c)

Topic Sentence, Explanation, Argument, Transition

d)

Topic Sentence, Explanation, Analysis, Thesis

10.

How many multiple-choice questions are included in the first part of Section I of the AP European History Exam?

a)

30

b)

55

c)

40

d)

60

11.

What is required for short-answer question 1 in Section I Part B of the AP Exam?

a)

A primary source stimulus

b)

A secondary source stimulus

c)

A map analysis

d)

A chart interpretation

12.

Between which years does short-answer question 3 focus on historical developments or processes?

a)

1600 and 2001

b)

1450 and 1815

c)

1815 and 2001

d)

1500 and 1750

13.

What is an SAQ NOT considered to be?

a)

An essay

b)

A multiple-choice question

c)

A true/false statement

d)

A fill-in-the-blank question

14.

What is the focus of an SAQ answer?

a)

Right vs. wrong answers

b)

Valid vs. invalid answers

c)

Long vs. short answers

d)

Creative vs. factual answers

15.

What is the best way to answer an SAQ?

a)

Be indirect and elaborate

b)

Be direct and to the point

c)

Use as many words as possible

d)

Avoid using evidence

16.

What should your SAQ answer be supported with?

a)

Personal opinions

b)

Factual evidence

c)

Anecdotal stories

d)

Hypothetical scenarios