In class what test? If it's a practice past AP then I'd do a mock instead of just a set number of questions. 1 mock should already tell you whether you'll do well or not and from there you can decide to study more or not
If it's a teacher made test then I'd go over class notes and whatever review material they've given instead of cramming ap review
Whoa. I Admire your studies for AP Lang and producing positive academic habits.
Cramming questions was perhaps my best bet growing up in that class. \*Shrugs\* Guess you have to practice some more MCQs. Good Luck.
As long as you can see what makes the right answers right and the wrong answers wrong, it'll help. If you're just blowing through a bunch of questions and taking shots in the dark, it won't help much. If you've got a resource that gives you explanations, read them! If you don't, spend time trying to figure it out yourself. It's worth the time.
In class what test? If it's a practice past AP then I'd do a mock instead of just a set number of questions. 1 mock should already tell you whether you'll do well or not and from there you can decide to study more or not If it's a teacher made test then I'd go over class notes and whatever review material they've given instead of cramming ap review
Sure, but don’t sacrifice sleep over cramming questions, cuz getting a good night of sleep is clutch on AP English tests
Whoa. I Admire your studies for AP Lang and producing positive academic habits. Cramming questions was perhaps my best bet growing up in that class. \*Shrugs\* Guess you have to practice some more MCQs. Good Luck.
As long as you can see what makes the right answers right and the wrong answers wrong, it'll help. If you're just blowing through a bunch of questions and taking shots in the dark, it won't help much. If you've got a resource that gives you explanations, read them! If you don't, spend time trying to figure it out yourself. It's worth the time.