AP AFRO FRQ PRACTICE 1

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12 questions

Note from the author:

This FRQ practice Tutorial is designed for a pilot AP course AP African American Studies.  The intent is to introduct students to the FRQ Question options. 

Instructions

Today we begin to practice with AP FRQ writing.    

Do you know what an FRQ is?  Read ahead to learn about it! 

For many students, the most challenging section of an Advanced Placement exam is the free-response portion. After all, its few questions comprise a significant amount of each exam's overall score, and its form may range from a complicated word problem to a long essay or visual display of data.
If you are concerned about your performance on this portion of the AP exam, follow the five steps below. 
Read each free-response question carefully.
Maximize points on multiple-part questions.
Share your thought process.
Be clear and concise.
Use proper penmanship.
Read Each Free-Response Question Carefully
Free-response questions, which require you to compose an answer instead of selecting one from among several choices, employ very specific wording. As you read them, pay close attention to the language that each question uses.

What about our exam? Do we have to complete any FRQ questions?    
Please read the page from the College Board Assessment Guide for our class, AP African American Studies, and answer the check in questions that follow. 

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How many FRQ questions will be included on the final exam?

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How many parts are there to each FRQ question?

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What does FRQ stand for?

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What is one or more difference between Questions 1&2 vs. 3&4?

Record a question you have about the FRQ here.

Free Response Questions (FRQs): You will use the source provided to answer each question. Pay close attention to details within the source and make sure your conclusions reflect the provided source. Write in complete sentences!!!

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Listen to this audio before you answer the last question for this FRQ.

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