In the English curriculum, most schools still have the same levels of basic courses, advanced courses, and honours courses. The basic level for a 9th grader is often listed as English I (may also be called English 9). This course will often teach the fundamentals of higher-level literature and how to analyze and respond to such literature. The advanced course is often English II (may also be called English 10) depending on the school district and is usually a genre studies type of English class, but it may instead be focused on one type of literature, such as American literature or British literature. The honours level for 9th grade is usually English I HNR (may also be called Honors English I) and is usually focused on one type of literature (i.e. American literature, British literature), but if this was already covered in previous classes, it may be a genre study English course. Although rare, a district or school may allow a student to take AP Literature their 9th-grade year.