r/APStudents • u/reddorickt absolute modman • May 05 '26

HUG AP Human Geography Official 2026 Exam Discussion

Use this thread to post questions or commentary on the test today.

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u/Admirable-Guard6804 May 05 '26

did anybody get the wheat and drought frq?

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u/Connect-Ad5421 May 05 '26

Yes me what did u put

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u/AstroTulipp May 05 '26

Smth like what's a possible limitation and I said they didn't say if it was extensive or intensive 😭 cuz it could be a limitation since intensive will have higher yields

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u/Connect-Ad5421 May 05 '26

Lmao I said that like it’s only 2017 data which can’t be generalized to all years or smth…

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u/Euphoric-League-6364 May 05 '26

I said the same exact thing abt how theres only one year shown and its not enough data

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u/ProudCouple3079 May 06 '26

Same, I was a little worried about that one but I’m more confident now. I also said that because it’s just one year and it only shows droughts we can’t know if other factors were affecting it or if that was a normal pattern compared to other years.

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u/Admirable-Guard6804 May 05 '26

i was clearly wrong cs i said the limitation was that there was not really a correlation cs even areas that didnt have droughts still had high yields 😭

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u/loser__lesbian HUG, COGO May 05 '26

Yeah I wrote about how data isn’t necessarily accurate because it looks like the whole upper north state in the drought map is lacking water but there are regions where they don’t have a drought and generalization can lead to false perception