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AP Latin Structure
50 questions | 1hr | 50% of Score
This section tests your understanding of the poetry and prose readings covered in the course, as well as your ability to read at sight.
Questions also require you to relate the Latin texts to Roman historical, cultural, and literary contexts.
You’ll see these 4 types of questions:
- Syllabus reading: Vergil (10–12 questions)
- Syllabus reading: Caesar (10–12 questions)
- Sight reading: Poetry (13–15 questions)
- Sight reading: Prose (13–15 questions)
5 questions | 2hrs | 50% of Score
The two-hour time limit for this section includes a 15-minute reading period. The free-response section includes 3 types of questions:
- 2 translation questions: Vergil (1 passage) and Caesar (1 passage). You’ll be asked to literally translate a short passage from the required readings.
- 1 analytical essay question: You’ll be given 2 passages in Latin from the required readings and asked to write an essay analyzing their linguistic and literary features through a comparative analysis.
- 2 short-answer questions: Vergil (1 passage) and Caesar (1 passage). You’ll be given a passage from the required readings and be asked to answer a series of 5–7 questions based on the passage.
AP Latin Course Content
The AP Latin Exam will assess both your knowledge of the Latin literary concepts covered in the course units and your ability to translate Latin texts into English.
Vergil, Aeneid, Book 1
You’ll read passages of the Aeneid that introduce Vergil’s portrayal of leadership and the role of the gods and other peoples in the trials of the Trojans.
You’ll focus on:
- Reviewing and building your Latin vocabulary
- Reviewing and solidifying your knowledge of syntax
- Reviewing and practicing the terminology used to identify grammatical forms and syntactic structure
- Beginning to explore contextualization, analytical, and argumentative skills
Caesar, Gallic War, Books 1 and 6
You’ll read passages of the Gallic War that introduce Caesar’s subtle portrayal of non-Romans in contrast to his native representation of Roman values.
You’ll focus on:
- Continuing to build on your Latin vocabulary
- Explaining the meaning of Latin words and phrases in context
- Understanding Latin morphology when translating Latin texts into English
- Articulating a defensible claim or thesis
Vergil, Aeneid, Book 2
You’ll return to Vergil with Aeneas’s account of the fall of Troy and explore the author’s portrayal of the seen and unseen forces in the characters’ lives and deaths.
You’ll focus on:
- Using the correct terms to identify grammatical forms and syntactic structures
- Scanning dactylic hexameter in Latin poetry
- Reading and comprehending sight passages in poetry
- Articulating and supporting an argument using relevant evidence from Latin texts and readings in English
Caesar, Gallic War, Book 4
You’ll read about the Romans’ first invasion of Britain as you explore themes of leadership and of war and empire in the readings.
You’ll focus on:
- Identifying linguistic and artistic qualities in Latin prose
- Identifying stylistic features in Latin prose
- Understanding differences between Latin and English usage
- Reading and comprehending sight passages in prose
- Using accurate, specific, and relevant references to the Latin texts to support an articulated argument
Vergil, Aeneid, Book 4
You’ll return to Vergil and the love affair of Queen Dido and Aeneas as you explore the views of non-Romans shown in the readings and how those views illustrate Roman values.
You’ll focus on:
- Identifying linguistic and artistic qualities in Latin poetry
- Identifying stylistic features in Latin poetry
- Analysing the effects of language usage and stylistic features in Latin texts
- Using accurate, specific, and relevant references to the Latin to support an articulated argument
Caesar, Gallic War, Book 5, Part I
You’ll study the first half of the readings from Book 5 as you explore the themes of history and memory as portrayed in Caesar’s literary genre and style.
You’ll focus on:
- Analyzing the effects of language usage and stylistic features in the texts
- Using reasoning to draw conclusions and make inferences based on textual features
- Using contextual knowledge and references to support your analysis in an essay
Caesar, Gallic War, Book 5, Part II, Book 6, and Book 7
You’ll continue with the second half of the reading from Book 5 of Caesar’s Gallic War and explore the theme of leadership in war.
You’ll focus on:
- Identifying references to Roman culture, history, and mythology in Latin texts
- Analyzing Latin texts based on knowledge of products, practices, and perspectives of Roman culture
Vergil, Aeneid, Books 6, 8, and 12
You’ll return to Vergil and explore the themes of literary genre and style and of human beings and the gods in the readings.
You’ll focus on:
- Identifying references to Roman culture, history, and mythology in Latin texts
- Analyzing Latin texts based on knowledge of products, practices, and perspectives of Roman culture
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