<p>Is anyone taking this exam? My school doesn't officially offer it, but I took lang. last year so I'm in an "independent study" for lit. this year. I feel really unprepared. =/ Any advice from people who took this exam last year? Does anyone just want to commiserate with me? ;-)</p>
<p>I’ve been preparing for 2 years. I am fluent in the language, but I have almost no time with school and work. Anyway, if I were you I would review the reading list (including summaries, and rereading poems). Be able to translate and define literary techniques. Everything in Spanish.
But, I’ll be taking it next year.</p>
<p>yay someone else! i really hope the third essay isn’t on lazarillo de tormes…that’s the only one i basically skimmed… hopefully it will be ok though!</p>
<p>I’m so sick of that class. My teacher assigned massive reading (we had to read like two acts of some 17th century play per night) and didn’t explain anything properly, I had to rely on English translations and Google translation… <em>gags</em></p>
<p>D and her very, very small Spanish 6 class(AP Spanish Lit) will be taking it. D has had a very intense teacher the past two years…she got a 5 on spanish lang, and I’m sure she’ll get at least a 4 tomorrow. Awesome teacher. Majority of class was native hispanic speakers, but D had an easier time than most of them! It’s a tough, tough required reading list.</p>
<p>that sounds great…i took AP spanish language last year as a sophomore after a semester abroad in argentina and am just doing an independent study for spanish lit this year…what do you think the essays will be on?</p>