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AP Chinese Language and Culture Structure
25–35 questions | 25% of Score
This section consists of a variety of audio materials, including transportation announcements, voice messages, school conversations, radio reports, instructions, and dialogues. It is divided into 2 subsections:
- The first consists of rejoinders. You will listen to a series of brief conversations and after listening to each one, you will select the most logical next response in the conversation from the choices offered. (10-15 questions; 10 minutes; 10% of exam score)
- The second includes a range of listening selections. (15–20 questions; 10 minutes; 15% of exam score)
- Questions will test your ability to:
- Identify the main ideas and supporting details in the audio material
- Determine the meaning of a variety of vocabulary and deduce the meaning of unfamiliar words
- Decide the meaning of a text based on cultural and/or interdisciplinary information
- Infer implied meaning through context
35–40 questions | 25% of Score
This section consists of a variety of written materials (e.g., journalistic and literary texts, announcements, advertisements, signs, brochures, and posters). Questions will test your ability to:
- Identify the main ideas and supporting details in the written material
- Determine the meaning of a variety of vocabulary and deduce the meaning of unfamiliar words
- Decide the meaning of a text based on cultural and/or interdisciplinary information
- Infer implied meaning through context
2 questions 25% of Score
- Presentational Writing: Narrate a story suggested by a series of pictures (15 minutes; 15% of exam score)
- Interpersonal Writing: Read and answer an email message (15 minutes; 10% of exam score)
2 tasks, 7 questions 25% of Score
- Interpersonal Speaking: Respond to a series of 6 thematically linked questions as part of a simulated conversation (4 minutes; 10% of exam score).
- Presentational Speaking: Deliver a presentation on a given aspect of Chinese culture. You’ll have 1 minute to read the prompt, 4 minutes to prepare, and 2 minutes to present (7 minutes; 15% of exam score).
Course Content
The AP Chinese Language and Culture Exam will assess your ability to apply communication skills learned in class, such as interpreting various types of written and audio texts, writing to and speaking with others, and presenting your ideas in both written and spoken Chinese. You will be asked to demonstrate your understanding of Chinese-speaking cultures throughout the exam.
The exam is given on computers in schools. On exam day, you will read text from a screen, listen with a headset, type with a keyboard, and speak into a microphone.
Chinese text on the screen can be displayed in either simplified or traditional characters, and you can switch between the two if necessary. When typing your answers in the Writing section of the exam, you can use one of three input methods: Pinyin Simplified, Pinyin Traditional, or Bopomofo. Your exam score is unaffected by the display and input options.
Families in Different Societies
You’ll learn Chinese language skills in the context of studying family life and values in Chinese-speaking communities and explore contemporary beliefs and challenges that families face.
While engaging in activities related to these topics, you’ll practice skills such as:
- Understanding audio recordings (for example, a transportation announcement)
- Reading posters, public signs, and other texts
- Taking part in discussions
- Writing emails and notes
- Narrating stories based on a sequence of pictures
- Creating a short written and oral presentation
The Influence of Language and Culture on Identity
You’ll build your vocabulary and learn how language and culture shape and reflect evolving ideas about identity in Chinese-speaking communities.
While engaging in activities related to these topics, you’ll practice skills such as:
- Understanding audio recordings (for example, a radio report)
- Reading journalistic articles and other texts
- Writing and responding to emails
- Holding conversations, including starting and ending them appropriately
- Narrating stories based on a sequence of pictures
- Giving a short oral presentation to explain ideas and opinions
Influences of Beauty and Art
You’ll explore how ideas of beauty and art influence and reflect culture in Chinese-speaking communities.
While engaging in activities related to these topics, you’ll practice skills such as:
- Understanding audio recordings (for example, a school conversation)
- Reading emails, notes, and other texts
- Engaging in conversations and narratives based on pictures
- Understanding what a speaker or writer means and responding in a culturally appropriate manner
- Exchanging information, ideas, and opinions in discussions and written exchanges
- Identifying, comparing, and explaining how features of cultures in Chinese-speaking communities relate to ideas about beauty and aesthetics
How Science and Technology Affect Our Lives
You’ll examine how developments in science and technology affect and shape daily life in Chinese-speaking communities. You’ll use your growing language skills to help you interpret unfamiliar words and read and write more complicated texts.
While engaging in activities related to these topics, you’ll practice skills such as:
- Understanding audio recordings (for example, a voice message)
- Reading pen pal letters and other texts
- Exchanging information in conversations and written exchanges
- Writing emails, letters, and narratives using either simplified or traditional characters and with appropriate formality
- Creating written presentations with an introduction, development of topic, and conclusion
Factors That Impact the Quality of Life
You’ll learn more about contemporary life in Chinese-speaking communities and how social status, cultural perspectives, and access to jobs and resources can make an impact on the quality of life.
While engaging in activities related to these topics, you’ll practice skills such as:
- Understanding audio recordings (for example, responses and replies to a statement or question)
- Reading short stories and other texts
- Applying what you’ve learned from working with real-life Chinese-language materials as you prepare for speaking and writing tasks
- Writing an email response using either simplified or traditional characters and with appropriate formality and format
- Using strategies in conversation such as paraphrasing and asking for clarification
- Discussing different cultural perspectives and using cultural information to prepare and deliver an organized cultural presentation
Environmental, Political, and Societal Challenges
You’ll explore how complex global issues affect people’s lives in Chinese-speaking communities and engage in deeper discussions to suggest possible solutions.
While engaging in activities related to these topics, you’ll practice skills such as:
- Understanding audio recordings (for example, an advertisement)
- Reading brochures, advertisements, and other texts
- Carrying out conversations and interviews
- Getting information from sources to prepare and deliver an organized cultural presentation
- Giving and explaining your viewpoint with supporting details and elaboration
- Writing an email response providing suggestions with justifications
- Narrating stories based on a sequence of pictures
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