AP English Language

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We are surrounded by written language that is often used intentionally to achieve a purpose. In AP English Language and Composition, you’ll read nonfiction texts through the eyes of a writer, exploring the choices writers and speakers make to persuade their audience. By analyzing how writing is composed, you’ll be able to construct your own persuasive pieces.

Select Unit	Question Count easy / medium / hard
Unit 3 – Perspectives and How Arguments Relate	Easy: 364Medium: 192Hard: 65
Unit 5 – How a writer brings all parts of an argument together	Easy: 299Medium: 187Hard: 75
Unit 2 – Organizing Information for a Specific Audience	Easy: 215Medium: 141Hard: 35
Unit 6 – Position, Perspective, and Bias	Easy: 202Medium: 175Hard: 58
Unit 7 – Successful and Unsuccessful Arguments	Easy: 186Medium: 165Hard: 42
Unit 8 – Stylistic Choices	Easy: 183Medium: 193Hard: 51
Unit 4 – How writers develop arguments, intros, and conclusions	Easy: 176Medium: 117Hard: 70
Unit 1 – Claims, Reasoning, and Evidence	Easy: 175Medium: 74Hard: 16
Unit 9 – Developing a Complex Argument	Easy: 96Medium: 79Hard: 39

AP English Language and Composition Exam

This is the regularly scheduled date for the AP English Language and Composition Exam.

Wed, May 13, 20268 AM Local3hrs 15mins

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