<p>Well my test is next Wed. </p>
<p>I heard some people said it’s best to relax the day before the test, but I also want to hear more opinions.</p>
<p>Should I take a practice test just right before the day just to prep myself one more time? Or relax and get it out of my mind?</p>
<p>Which is better?</p>
<p>I am debating over the same thing. I took a practice test yesterday and it went wonderfully, but the one I took today was not so good. I don’t know whether or not I should do another tomorrow.</p>
<p>I certainly won’t be writing any essays before the test tomorrow. I trust that i have learned how to write essays, i have done well on them, and i will be able to use the same skills during the exam. However, the multiple choices i am usually better at towards the end, after i get into it. I have several single passage ones – I might take some full-length or longer ones after school tomorrow with friends, but I am saving my two single passages. The 14-question one i will take like the night before, and a 6 question one i will take the morning of right before the exam, to get me thinking.
Had i done worse on my practice tests i took today, i might be more nervous. But i got two 47/54’s today, so I’m feeling pretty good ;)</p>
<p>I’m sure we’ll all do fine, for both APUSH and Bio the actual test multiple choice was easier than all the practices I took</p>
<p>Which practice tests do you use?</p>
<p>I’m just reading some news, stories, etc. It’s relaxing and gaining me some more worldly knowledge that I can potentially pull out tomorrow.</p>
<p>Relax. At this point, APLAC is natural ability. You can either write, or you can’t. You either have reading comprehension and rhetorical analysis skills or you don’t. </p>
<p>Just take it easy and maybe review some of those vague rhetorical terms e.g. asyndeton</p>
<p>… and I see this right after the ap exam… LOLOL…</p>