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Spanish Language Speaking Prompts: 2009 Form B

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For your convenience we have posted audio files for the directions and questions for the speaking section of the 2009 AP Spanish Language Exam Form B in two file formats: Real Player and MP3. Please see the text following the files for more information about using these audio files.

Real Player Files
Presentational Writing: Listening Source 3
Speaking General Directions
Interpersonal Speaking: Simulated Conversation
Presentational Speaking: Oral Presentation
Speaking End Directions 

MP3 Files
Presentational Writing: Listening Source 3
Speaking General Directions
Interpersonal Speaking: Simulated Conversation
Presentational Speaking: Oral Presentation
Speaking End Directions

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