At this point you should have completed your practice AP Multiple-Choice Section as well as one hour of essay free response questions. You will need the scores from both quizzes before you complete this section.

Putting the Pieces Together

Now that you have completed your practice exam parts, you will put all of the pieces together in this microlesson. You will complete the scoring worksheet first. Once you complete the scoring worksheet you will write a reflection about your performance, and then develop a plan for the final days before taking the AP English Literature Exam. Watch the video presentation below to learn how to put the pieces together.

Often the AP English Literature exam will ask the students to analyze a complex character or relationship. This often occurs on both the poetry and prose prompts. View the video below:

Click here to download a copy of the Putting All the Pieces Together Assignment Sheet. Links to an external site.

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Final Thoughts

In this lesson, you have completed your final piece of AP Exam preparation: computing and reflecting on the AP English Exam Experience. On exam day you should know what to expect in terms of the types and difficulty of questions, and how they will be scored. You should also have an accurate idea of your potential score.

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