Do your AP Spanish students need more practice reading charts and graphs? The AP-style multiple choice questions can be tricky! These Google docs contain 2 graphs and accompanying comprehension questions that can be assigned in Google Classroom (or other learning management platform) for distance learners, or can be printed in color or in black and white for students who are in person. The questions are a combination of short answer and AP-style multiple choice questions to help students practice reading and interpreting graphs. Use these graphs as a part of the Unit 5 sections relating to Education or Work as factors that contribute to quality of life.

Have students interpret graphs on the relationship between level of education and salaries earned in both Mexico and in Spain.

This resource is INCLUDED in the complete lesson plans linked below!!

Who can use this product?

• Students at the Intermediate level of the ACTFL proficiency chart or higher
• AP Spanish Students

How can I use this product?

• Assign this reading for in-class, distance learning or for homework
• Ask students to discuss the information they interpret from the charts
• Use small group or whole-class instruction to compare and contrast the 2 schools
• Use the information students learn from the video to add to their understanding of cultural elements of the Spanish-speaking world
• Works well with Unit 5 of the AP curriculum!

What’s included in this product?

• One Google doc with 2 curated graphs related to Education Level and Salary in Spain and Mexico
• 5 questions about each graph
• Answer key

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