Response to Free Play - Part II: The Work

One of the most powerful parts of the free game "The Work" is a set of six chapters that provide insight into our creative process. Compared to the last part, we entered The Sources about general work. How are these resources used? What did you do in each field? What process will you go through when you start to build the foundation of the selected process? Beginning with "Sex and Violin", we went back to using the musical background of Nachmanovitch to stimulate his view.

Part II: The Free-Answer part of the Free-Answer Test takes 2 hours and 10 minutes and consists of three parts, A, B and C. Part A is DBQ and all the students have to answer. Part B and Part C each contain three free answer questions (sometimes called monographs). Students must answer the questions of Part B and Part C. The second part starts with a 15 minute reading time and students plan to answer their DBQ and use it to use their free answers to answer when time permits. At the end of the reading period, students have 1 hour and 55 minutes to write paper answers, and they are responsible for their own pace. Students are encouraged to answer DBQ within 45 minutes and give 35 minutes to each of the two free answers. On the apcentral.collegeboard.com page of the AP European History course's homepage, you can find the sample DBQ and free question answers (click the exam and then click the exam question).

This section of the second section free answer exam consists of nine questions, also known as hints lasting 120 minutes. Two of the problems are 30 minute writing questions not image based. The remaining seven questions are based on images and citations of key sources and art historical materials; students will take 5 to 10 minutes to answer each essay question. Essay questions account for 35% of the students' test scores while the essay questions account for about 25%.