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Practice Quiz presents 50 free review questions and explanations for the AP French exam given by the College Board
Practice Quiz presents 50 free questions for the Reading Comprehension section of the AP French Language and Culture exam.
Practice your French and prepare for the multiple-choice section of the exam by reading French-language passages on technology, daily life, nature, immigration, and French icons. Passages run the gamut from formal to informal, just like those in the AP exam. Each passage is accompanied by multiple-choice questions on grammar, vocabulary, culture, tone, and reading comprehension.
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There are 69 questions on the AP French Language and Culture Exam, divided into two categories: Multiple Choice (55 questions) and Short Answer (3 questions).
The AP French Language and Culture Exam is 3 hours and 3 minutes long.
Generally, a score of 3 out of 5 or higher is considered a passing score in an AP exam. Scoring at least a 3 is usually required to receive college credit hours. Colleges decide what grade to grant credit for, and some may only accept a 4 or 5.
Passing the AP French Language exam can grant a student college course credit.
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