Set up multiple choice practice assessments by uploading authentic texts and creating your own questions or use pre-existing ones found in Commons. You can also include audio clips to mimic the experience of combined print and audio texts and prompt students with questions about themes, organizational features, tone, symbolism, inferencing, and  the author’s perspective or purpose.

Create prompts for email replies, including all parts of formal correspondence and allowing students to type their responses directly. For interpersonal speaking, use Extempore's simulated conversation templates, which include pre-adjusted timing parameters and instructions, and upload pre-recorded audio or record directly for an authentic exam day experience.

Use Extempore to host practice prompts analyzing authentic resources and scaffold the persuasive essay by breaking it down into one paragraph or source at a time. The cultural comparison part of the AP exam is also covered in Extempore by creating a practice in which students record a spoken comparison of the target culture and their home culture based on a given topic. This question can be combined with a simulated conversation prompt to create a bona fide exam experience.