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AP German Language 2007 Free-Response Questions The College Board: Connecting Students to College Success The College Board is a not-for-profit membership association whose mission is to connect students to college success and opportunity. Founded in 1900, the association is composed of more than 5,000 schools, colleges, universities, and other educational organizations. Each year, the College Board serves seven million students and their parents, 23,000 high schools, and 3,500 colleges through major programs and services in college admissions, guidance, assessment, financial aid, enrollment, and teaching and learning. Among its best-known programs are the SAT, the PSAT/NMSQT, and the Advanced Placement Program (AP ). The College Board is committed to the principles of excellence and equity, and that commitment is embodied in all of its programs, services, activities, and concerns. College Board, Advanced Placement Program, AP, AP Central, SAT, and the acorn logo are registered trademarks of the College Board. PSAT/NMSQT is a registered trademark of the College Board and National Merit Scholarship Corporation. Permission to use copyrighted College Board materials may be requested online at: www.collegeboard.com/inquiry/cbpermit.html. Visit the College Board on the Web: www.collegeboard.com. AP Central is the official online home for the AP Program: apcentral.collegeboard.com.

GERMAN LANGUAGE SECTION II Total Time 1 hour and 10 minutes Part A 1: Paragraph completion Suggested time 10 minutes Directions: The following passage contains 20 numbered blanks. In the margin, each of the numbers is followed by a blank. FIRST READ THE ENTIRE PASSAGE. Then, on the line after each number, write only one answer, consisting of one or more words that are correct in BOTH meaning and form according to the context. Please fill in every blank. In order to receive credit, you must spell the word or phrase correctly and use capitalization where appropriate. Questions 1-20 Hamburg ist bekannt als Deutschlands Tor zur Welt. Diese Stadt, (1 ) zweitgrößte in der Bundesrepublik, ist der wichtigste Seehafen des Landes. Mit mehr (2 ) 3 000 internationalen Im - und Export Firmen ist Hamburg ein großer Außenhandelsplatz. (3 ) die Stadt ungefähr 1 300 Jahre alt ist, ist sie eine (4 ) modernsten 1. 2. 3. 4. Städte Europas. Aber Hamburg ist nicht nur eine Handelsstadt Hamburg ist auch eine Stadt der Kultur. Für Touristen und andere Besucher (5 ) es schöne Baudenkmäler, 5. renommierte Ausstellungen und internationale Kongresse. Bedeutende deutsche Schriftsteller wie Heine und Lessing (6 ) in Hamburg gelebt und 6. gearbeitet. Nach dem zweiten Weltkrieg gaben Rolf Liebermann und Gustav Gründgens der deutschen Oper und dem deutschen Schauspiel neue Impulse. (7 ) die Beatles sind mit Hamburg verbunden. Anfang der sechziger (8 ) haben sie ihre internationale Karriere im Stadtteil St. Pauli (9 ). 7. 8. 9. -2-

Hamburg ist auch für die Geschichte der klassischen Musik wichtig. 1678 (10) hier die 10. erste ständige Oper Deutschlands eröffnet. Große Komponisten wie Händel, Telemann und Bach haben hier gewirkt. Ein besonders berühmter Sohn der (11) Hamburg ist der Komponist Johannes Brahms. Brahms wurde (12) 7. Mai 1833 als Sohn (13) Orchestermusikers geboren. Man merkte schon früh, 11. 12. 13. dass er musikalisch sehr begabt war. Mit vierzehn ist er (14) ersten Mal als Konzertpianist aufgetreten. (15) seine Ausbildung beendet war, machte Brahms 14. 15. viele Reisen durch Europa. Er lernte den berühmten Komponisten Robert Schumann (16), der von dem jungen Brahms sehr begeistert (17). 16. 17. Brahms wurde sehr schnell bekannt und ging 1862 (18) Wien. Einige Jahre arbeitete er in Wien als 18. Chormeister, aber dann lebte er als Komponist und gab nur dann und wann ein Konzert oder dirigierte eines seiner Werke. Wien wurde Brahms zweite Heimat. Im Jahre 1897 ist er in dieser Stadt gestorben. Sein Grab liegt dort in der (19) von den Gräbern Beethovens und Schuberts, aber (20) 19. 20. erste Heimat ist und bleibt Hamburg. -3-

Part A 2: Composition Suggested time 40 minutes Directions: Write in GERMAN a well-organized and coherent composition of about 150 to 200 words on the topic below. You may want to take a few minutes to organize your thoughts before you begin to write your composition. Your work will be evaluated for grammatical accuracy and spelling; for variety, range, and appropriateness of vocabulary and idioms; and for organization. Be sure to address the required number of topics. NO extra credit will be given for exceeding the prescribed length. Credit will be deducted for compositions that are too short. NO credit will be given for a composition that does not address the topic. Do not write using capital letters only, since it will affect your grade. Leave some time to PROOFREAD your work. WRITE LEGIBLY. 21. In den letzten 100 Jahren hat sich das Leben sehr verändert. Vergleichen Sie das tägliche Leben heute mit dem Leben vor 100 Jahren. Ist das Leben heute besser oder schlechter als früher? Geben Sie Beispiele und begründen Sie. END OF PART A -4-

GERMAN LANGUAGE SECTION II Part B Time Approximately 20 minutes The text on this and the following pages is the script for the recorded parts of the exam that students hear during the administration of the speaking part. This text does not appear in the exam booklet but is provided here for your reference. Track #1 Directions: Speaking Part (NARR) This is the speaking part of the AP German Language exam. (10 seconds) Your spoken responses to questions or statements will be recorded. Your score will be based on what you record. It is important, therefore, that you speak loudly enough and clearly enough for the machine to record what you say. You will be asked to start, pause, and stop your recorder at various points during the exam. Follow the directions and start, pause, or stop the recorder only when you are told to do so. Your cue to start or stop speaking will always be this tone. TONE 500 cps, 1/2 sec. If you have any problems or questions about the operation of the recorder, raise your hand and the proctor will help you. (30 seconds) Track #2 Directions: Directed Responses You will now hear a number of recorded instructions that you should follow. The statements or questions you will hear are not printed in your booklet. Each question or statement will be spoken twice. Always wait for the sound of the tone before you speak. After the sound of the tone, you will have twenty seconds to respond in German. A second tone will sound after twenty seconds have elapsed; if you are still responding when you hear the second tone, stop speaking and listen. Do not be concerned if your response is cut off. Do not pause or stop the recording between questions. Answer each question fully; your ability to express yourself fluently and correctly will be the main basis of your score. -5-

Track #3 Practice Question Now you will hear a sample question, spoken twice, typical of the questions you will be asked. Try to answer it. Your answer to this sample question will not be recorded or scored. Here is the sample question: (MB) Dein T-Shirt sieht ja toll aus! Woher hast du denn das?... Dein T-Shirt sieht ja toll aus! Woher hast du denn das? TONE (20 seconds) TONE (NARR) You will be scored on the next six questions or statements. The quality as well as the quantity of your response will affect your grade. Credit will be deducted if the answer is too short. You should therefore use all the available time. Now press Record, or release Pause, to restart the recorder. (6 seconds) Now we will begin. Track #4 Question #1 Nummer 1... (MA) Morgen muss ich auf zwei kleine Kinder aufpassen, und ich habe keine Ahnung, was ich machen soll. Hast du vielleicht ein paar gute Ideen?... (MA) Morgen muss ich auf zwei kleine Kinder aufpassen, und ich habe keine Ahnung, was ich machen soll. Hast du vielleicht ein paar gute Ideen? TONE (20 seconds) TONE Track #5 Question #2 Nummer 2... (WB) Ich habe gehört, dass du letzten Sommer gearbeitet hast. Erzähl mir davon!... (WB) Ich habe gehört, dass du letzten Sommer gearbeitet hast. Erzähl mir davon! TONE (20 seconds) TONE Track #6 Question #3 Nummer 3... (WA) Ich kann meine Schlüssel schon wieder nicht finden und meine Eltern sind noch nicht zu Hause. Was soll ich tun?... (WA) Ich kann meine Schlüssel schon wieder nicht finden und meine Eltern sind noch nicht zu Hause. Was soll ich tun? TONE (20 seconds) TONE -6-

Track #7 Question #4 Nummer 4...(WA) Was soll ich nur machen? Ich habe meine ganzen Sportsachen heute Morgen zu Hause vergessen und heute Nachmittag um 3 ist unser Endspiel im Fußball.... (WA) Was soll ich nur machen? Ich habe meine ganzen Sportsachen heute Morgen zu Hause vergessen und heute Nachmittag um 3 ist unser Endspiel im Fußball. TONE (20 seconds) TONE Track #8 Question #5 Nummer 5...(MB) Ich habe gehört, dass du im nächsten Sommer eine interessante Reise machen wirst. Wohin geht s denn? Erzähl mal!... (MB) Ich habe gehört, dass du im Sommer eine interessante Reise machen wirst. Wohin geht s denn? Erzähl mal! TONE (20 seconds) TONE Track #9 Question #6 Nummer 6...(MA) Na klar weiß ich, dass deine Party morgen ist. Womit kann ich dir denn noch helfen?... (MA) Na klar weiß ich, dass deine Party morgen ist. Womit kann ich dir denn noch helfen? TONE (20 seconds) TONE Press Pause to pause your recorder. (6 seconds) Track #10 Picture Sequence Break the seal and open your blue insert. (10 seconds) You will now be asked to speak in German about the pictures you see. You will have 2 minutes to look at and think about all of the pictures and 2 minutes in which to tell the story detailed by the pictures. No tone will sound between each frame; move directly from one picture to the next. You will be scored for the appropriateness, grammatical accuracy, range of vocabulary, pronunciation, and fluency of your response. -7-

Begin to look at and think about the pictures. (2 minutes) You will have a total of 2 minutes to relate the sequence of the events in all of the six pictures. When you have finished speaking, please indicate in either English or German the fact that you have finished and give your AP number. Now press Record to start the recorder. (6 seconds) Begin as soon as you hear the tone. TONE (2 minutes) TONE Track #11 Directions: End of Speaking Part (NARR) Press Stop to stop your recorder. This is the end of the speaking part of the AP German Language exam. Close your booklet. If you are using a cassette, at the tone begin to rewind the recording. If you are not using a cassette you may not need to rewind. TONE (10 seconds) Stop rewinding, even though the recording is not completely rewound. (6 seconds) You should now listen to your recording to make sure that your voice has been recorded. In the event that your voice was not recorded, raise your hand and the proctor will help you. Everyone should now press Play to play the recording. (20 seconds) Press Stop. If you are using a cassette, now rewind the tape completely. (10 seconds) If you are using a cassette, remove your tape from the machine. Everyone should now wait for further instructions. (5 seconds) End of recording. END OF RECORDING -8-

7. Tell the story as completely as you can by describing in detail what is happening in each picture. Speak as fluently as you can. It is important to address the pictures in sequence. 1. 2. 3. -9-

4. 5. 6. END OF EXAM -10-