Preparation for the AP Lit multiple-choice portion of the exam requires critical reading skills acquired throughout the year; last-minute cramming is generally not productive for this type of exam. However, being familiar with the structure of the test and thinking through exam day strategy can be beneficial. Here are a few reminders: Think of multiple choice questions for each work in an hour-glass shape. The first couple and last couple are big-picture and typically deal with the poem or passage as a whole. The ones in the middle are more specific to certain paragraphs, sentences, phrases, and words. Questions generally go in order through the passage. The complexity level of questions, however, is varied. Each passage will have at least one or two questions to separate the 4s from the 5s. Do not let these questions weigh you down or eat up your time. If you cannot make a reasonable guess within one minute, mark ... KEEP READING
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