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What happens in Question 3 - Conversation (Interpersonal Speaking)?

Participate in a simulated interpersonal conversation with 4 related prompts Respond to each prompt within 20 seconds Maintain appropriate register and keep responses relevant to each prompt Communicate ideas naturally within the time limit

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AP Japanese Language and Culture Exam Practice

The AP Japanese Language and Culture exam tests proficiency through interpersonal and presentational speaking tasks. As your AI examiner, I will simulate authentic conversations and evaluate your cultural presentations based on College Board standards.

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Language

Japanese

Exam System

Advanced Placement

Format

conversation • presentation

AP Exam Format Overview

Section I: Multiple Choice

Interpretive listening and reading tasks to show comprehension across AP themes.

Section II: Free Response

Free Response Written plus Free Response Spoken: Interpersonal Speaking and Presentational Speaking tasks.

Free Response Spoken: Interpersonal & Presentational Speaking Prompts

Question 3: Interpersonal Speaking (Simulated Conversation)

SCENARIO (simulated conversation): Tomodachi to gakkou no kurabu katsudo ni tsuite hanashite imasu. PROMPTS (4): 1) Aisatsu shite, naze denwa shita ka iun. 2) Kurabu no yoi tokoro o setsumei suru. 3)...
SCENARIO (simulated conversation): Sensei to gakkou de no tekunoroji no riyou ni tsuite hanashite imasu. PROMPTS (4): 1) Aisatsu shite, iken o iu. 2) Gakushu ni yakudatsu reibun o ageru. 3) Mondai ten...

Question 4: Presentational Speaking

TEMA: Seikatsu no shitsu / hinshitsu. PROMPT: Nihon no norimono bunka (densha, jitensha, kuruma) ni tsuite, anata no iken o setsumei shite kudasai.
TEMA: Kagaku to gijutsu. PROMPT: Nihon no shakai de no SNS no tsukaikata ni tsuite, anata no shiten o setsumei shite kudasai. Rei o tsukatte okangae o nobete kudasai.

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Scoring Focus (AP 1-5 Scale)

Task Completion

Addresses all aspects of prompts with relevant details and examples

Delivery

Natural pace, clear pronunciation, appropriate intonation

Language Use

Complex sentence structures, appropriate vocabulary, grammatical accuracy

Cultural Understanding

Demonstrates understanding of Japanese culture, appropriate register use

Typical passing score: 3+ (out of 5).

Higher scores reward complete task responses, clear organization, and consistent language control.

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Official AP Resources

Exam year updates (2026/2027)

This page covers the current AP exam format and speaking tasks. Use the official resources above for the latest prompt sets (currently 2026) when preparing for the 2026 exam.

Available Levels

AP Level

CEFR: B1

Topics Covered

✓Families in Different Societies

✓The Influence of Language and Culture on Identity

✓Influences of Beauty and Art

✓How Science and Technology Affect Our Lives

✓Factors That Impact the Quality of Life

✓Environmental, Political, and Societal Challenges

Common Mistakes to Avoid

⚠️Inconsistent register (mixing casual and polite forms)
⚠️Particle errors that obscure meaning
⚠️Not stating a clear viewpoint in the presentation
⚠️Insufficient supporting details or examples
⚠️Over-reliance on memorized material that does not fit the prompt
⚠️Rushed pacing that reduces comprehensibility

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