<p>I took the AP English Language Composition last year, my Sophomore year.
Although I did not do the second essay regarding immigration, (I hope we can talk about them now) I still managed to get a 3 on the exam. Is this due to the readers not reading all of the tests or is it because I scored high on MC and other two essays?</p>
<p>Disclaimer: I am not sure how the AP Language scoring goes.</p>
<p>Based upon the general AP scoring, I am assuming that your high MC and other essays got you the score of 3.</p>
<p>Yes, those two factors would explain it. As far as I've been told, everything you turn in gets read and graded.</p>
<p>Thanks
TAKE THAT MR.FARLEY AT JOHN MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIVING ME AN F ON MY ESSAY SHAKESPEARE BEING A COMMUNIST</p>
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<p>^ Haha I'd like to see that essay. Sounds right up my alley. :]</p>
<p>I was really happy that day so I though anything goes. I took a quote from Hamlet regarding how men fight over property and yada yada. </p>
<p>So I linked that to communist ideology of property belonging to the state...thus no one can fight over it because it doesn't belong to anyone.</p>
<p>I see his grading was justified.</p>
<p>Well, SteslaS, I got a 3 too, but on English Lit. I only did 2 essays (more like 1 and 3/4) and skipped 10 mc. So I was wondering the same thing that you asked as well.</p>
<p>A friend of mine got a 3 on AP lang and skipped the first essay. She said she dominated the MC though, so I think that may explain it.</p>
<p>Do we get out booklets where we wrote the answer?</p>
<p>if you took the regular AP exam and not a late/make-up, then you can order your essay booklets for a fee. The booklets/essays aren’t graded or anything though.</p>
<p>MC counts for a lot. It doesn’t seem right to skip an entire essay & not completely support another & still get a 3. I have seen very good writers get 3’s. It won’t “hurt” a good writer to have to take the freshman writing class in college. It CAN be a mistake for a so-so writer to skip it, though. If you really don’t write that well, you might want to consider taking the intro course in college … it will make the higher level courses a lot easier.</p>
<p>Where do you order them from and how much?</p>
<p>It’s possible. My friend, who’s really good at English, could’ve easily left one of the essays blank and still have gotten a 5. o_o"</p>