AP® Practice Exam · Languages

AP Italian Language and Culture

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Passage: Martina has just moved from Naples to Toronto with her family. She says that at first she missed the street sounds, the neighbors’ greetings, and the smell of fresh bread from the bakery near her old apartment. After a few weeks, she began visiting an Italian cultural center every Saturday. There she met other teens who spoke Italian at home and English at school.

What is the main idea of the passage?

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Passage: In many Italian towns, the evening stroll, or passeggiata, is not just a walk. Families, teenagers, and older adults go out together to see friends, chat, and enjoy the air. Stores may close for a while, but the streets become lively again. For many people, the passeggiata is a daily social ritual.

According to the passage, why is the passeggiata important?

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Passage: Luca studied abroad in Florence for one semester. At first, he wanted to speak only English because he was afraid of making mistakes. His host mother encouraged him by saying, “Errors mean you are learning.” By the end of the semester, Luca was speaking more confidently, even though his grammar was still imperfect.

What can be inferred about Luca?

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