22 multiple-choice questions, written entirely in Spanish like the real exam, on Global Contexts: global communication, the natural world, history, policy, and transportation. Each has a full explanation of why every option is right or wrong.
Connect local to global. Unit 6 sources link a specific example to a broader worldwide pattern, name both.
Name the individual's role. When a source discusses a global issue, look for what one person or group is doing in response.
Expect the most sophisticated vocabulary of the course. This final unit uses more academic, abstract language than earlier units.
Read the explanations even when you're right. Each one reinforces a fact or vocabulary word that often returns in a different form on the exam.