<p>@AffableCamel I took the real exams from the past two years and ranged from 61 to 63. I think that’s how I did on this. On the Barrons from 2013 I got got 57 both times. I think the review books are harder than the actual exam. Oh, and I absolutely tanked Princeton’s Review’s tests. They were very hard.</p>
<p>Lol thanks for your answer!</p>
<p>Lol thanks for your answer! Where did you get those past exams? Is it possible for you to PM those papers to me? </p>
<p>What did you guys put for additional documents?</p>
<p>Hey guys, does anyone have a google doc for this examination?</p>
<p>@AffableCamel ny teacher gave them to us</p>
<p>Hi I took the test this year and I feel like I was borderline 4-5 and my score will really just depend on the curve. I see less people got 5’s as the past few years went on. coming as low as 5.7% last year? does that mean collegeboard will try to curve it so more people get 5’s or does that mean there trying to get less people to have a 5? i guess i just don’t really how the collegeboard is gonna determine the curve this year and i really cant stop thinking about it so if someone could shine some light on how they’ll decide the curve this year so i dont feel so in the dark about guessing my score that would be great</p>
<p>Yeah, I posted a thread asking about the lower number of people getting fives in 2012 and 2013. Apparently it’s just because more sophomores who are not prepared are taking it</p>
<p>@HvePassion I am one of those sophomore, but luckily my teacher more than prepared us. She actually got Missouri “Teacher of the Year” because of her teaching. I am very fortunate :^)</p>
<p>@kylet800 ahhh you’re very lucky! Our school only offers 2 APs (Calc and Physics), so I had to self study all of the APs I took this year :(</p>
<p>is it possible to still get a 4 even if i completely bombed the ccot and probably got a zero on it?
I probably got a total score of 10 on the other essays and in the high 50’s for the mc</p>
<p>^yeah</p>
<p>Just remember - even if your essays were bad, at least they weren’t as bad as those in this essay:</p>
<p><a href=“http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~norman/Jokes-file/StudentBloopers.htm”>http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~norman/Jokes-file/StudentBloopers.htm</a></p>
<p>hey guys, just wondering, for those who took the AP World History exam, which prep books (and/or other materials) did you use and how relevant/useful would you say the information/practice tests were in preparing for the AP Exam?</p>
<p>@observeraffect LOL 
Martin Luther didn’t nail it but got nailed…now that’s sad. I wonder what those kids got on their essays?</p>
<p>I remember writing like crazy on the essay portion of the exam. I added some incorrect information 
but I also threw in a lot of valid information. I hope I didn’t end up contradicting myself. The multiple choice was easy, but for the SAT World Exam, now that’s a different story.</p>
<p>How did you guys do on the multiple choice? I think I missed a few, which means I probably missed around ten. Sigh.</p>
<p>@icequeenforever I actually felt really confident about my MC. At most I think I missed around seven (more or less) questions, but then again I answered those with educated guesses. I really think I got a 5 overall with my MC plus that dbq and decent CCOT/CC.</p>
<p>@ElusivelyGreat98 I used educated guesses for about 5 of them and there were 2 that I truly had no idea about, but I guessed on those too. Good thing I didn’t omit anything…anyway, I felt confident after it was over but not much anymore, maybe it’s because I’m really nervous about my score! The essays were pretty easy, except on the CCOT I accidentally talked about Latin America while I was supposed to be discussing only Africa. Maybe it’ll count for global context though. I really hope I get a 5 :]</p>
<p>@College123college I used the Princeton Review and the 5 Steps to a 5. I feel that both really helped out, and i really liked that the information that wasn’t in the Princeton Review was in the 5 Steps to a 5. I also felt like both books prepared me extremely well for the AP Exam. </p>