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Home > AP Courses and Exams > Course Home Pages > Latin Tutorial: 8. Preparing to Write Questions Latin Tutorial: 8. Preparing to Write Questions Aim for a range of item types, bearing in mind that passages that offer an opportunity to test figures of speech and reference are more difficult to find. Aim for a range of difficulty levels, with most questions of medium difficulty, a few easy, and a few hard. Identify potentially difficult phrases, clauses, or sentences, and plan to write questions that will help students comprehend the Latin. Be sure that questions are evenly distributed throughout the passage and that there are questions that address each line or sentence. After reading the passage through several times, noting ideas for questions, make an outline of question possibilities, indicating item type and degree of difficulty. Review the outline to make sure that you have a good range of item types and difficulty levels. More... Latin Tutorial: 9. Writing Questions See also... Latin Tutorial: 1. Multiple-Choice Item Writing for Teachers Latin Tutorial: 2. Terminology for Multiple-Choice Questions Latin Tutorial: 3. Do's and Don'ts of Item Writing Latin Tutorial: 4. Format of Multiple-Choice Section Latin Tutorial: 5. Types of Questions Latin Tutorial: 6. Phrasing Multiple-Choice Questions Latin Tutorial: 7. How to Choose a Passage Latin Tutorial: 10. Reviewing Questions and Making Selections Latin Tutorial: 11. Samples of Final Versions Latin Tutorial: 12. Where to Send Your Passages and Questions Latin Tutorial: 13. Passages Submitted by Teachers AP Latin Literature Course Home Page Course Home Page Index Personal Profile

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