Re: Clarify current way of asking name
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Mar 11, 2016
In doing simulation activities for the AP Language and Culture test of the reading comprehension/ listening comprehension questions, my students have noticed that the questions seem to go in order of how they were covered in the sources. Anyone know if this is the way it is on the actual AP test?
Also, I have a student that has asked if they can begin answering some of the questions right away upon finishing the reading selection of the test, or if they are not allowed to write any answers until they have finished reading the source and listening to the source. While I don't think it is a good idea that he answer anything without having heard the listening source first, I want to find out the answer.
Anyone know???
Thank you!!!
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