AP Latin Vergil Exam (REA Test Preps)

Are You Serious About Scoring a 5 on Your Advanced Placement* Exam?
Then You Need REA’s Test Prep for the AP* Latin Vergil Exam - with TestWare CD

Written by a teacher with more than 30 years of classroom experience, REA’s test prep includes a comprehensive review of the basic and advanced grammar tested on the official AP* Latin Vergil exam.
Each chapter contains numerous examples, practice questions, and test-taking tips that help you study smarter and boost your AP* score. A guide to Latin-related resource websites is included for additional reference.

Two full-length practice exams are featured both in the book and on CD. Our timed TestWare exams offer automatic scoring and onscreen detailed explanations of answers. The practice tests are composed of every type of question that can be expected on the actual AP* Latin exam, so you can “practice for real” and target your strengths and weaknesses before the test.

If you’re serious about getting a 5 on your exam, you need REA’s test prep for the AP* Latin Vergil exam!

REA has helped more than a million students succeed on their AP* exams! Teachers across the country consider our AP* titles to be invaluable resources and consistently recommend our books to their students.

Ronald B. Palma has been teaching Latin and other classics courses at Holland Hall School in Tulsa, Oklahoma, for the past 36 years. He holds an A.B. in Classics from Cornell University and an M.A. in Classics from the University of Cincinnati, where he did doctoral work funded by a Louise Taft Semple Fellowship. He has co-authored Ecce Romani: A Latin Reading Program (Prentice-Hall, 2008), now in its fourth edition, and is also the author of REA’s SAT* Subject Test: Latin.

Palma has received numerous fellowships and awards for both teaching and scholarship, including Rockefeller and Fulbright grants, the Summer Fellowship of the Classical Society of the American Academy in Rome, a Presidential Scholar Award from the U.S. Department of Education, a Special Recognition Award from the College Board, and the Excellence in Pre-Collegiate Teaching Award from the American Philological Association.