AP English Language and Composition is an introductory college-level course focused on rhetoric, nonfiction analysis, and evidence-based argument. The 3-hour and 15-minute exam consists of 45 multiple-choice questions (45%) and 3 free-response essays (55%).
Course Focus
Reading and analyzing non-fiction texts like speeches, essays, and articles.
Learning how writers use rhetoric, structure, and language to persuade audiences.
Writing your own clear, evidence-based arguments
End-of-Course Exam Structure
Section I (1 Hour): 45 multiple-choice questions testing reading comprehension and writing revision.
Section II (2 Hours, 15 Minutes): 3 essay prompts:
Synthesis Essay: Combine multiple provided sources to defend a claim.
Rhetorical Analysis Essay: Analyze the choices an author makes in a non-fiction text.
Argument Essay: Create an evidence-based argument using your own knowledge

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