<p>I feel alright about this test. I didn't work very hard all year, but the Multiple Choice didn't seem too terribly difficult, and I feel pretty good about at least two of the essays -- FRQ 1 was iffy.</p>
<p>And An0maly, what is your source that says only 3 students missed 10 or less last year? With 97,042 taking the exam (AP:</a> European History Grade Distribution), I have a hard time buying that so few only missed an eighth of the questions.</p>
<p>LOl, our class was not really prepared to take this test. What we did all year was these huge packets for each chapter and presentations. I dont know, but we just weren't ready.</p>
<p>MC was easy, but this being my first test, I didnt know how to pace myself and was only able to answer like 66 questions with confidence. RAN OUT OF TIME!</p>
<p>DBQ was hard for me, I panicked, it was the first time I wrote an DBQ essay all year. I knew what I had to do, just took a little too long to plan although the topic was extremely easy.</p>
<p>FRQs were horrible, especially in section C, which I just left blank. But I ended up writing some form of BS on the DBQ and section B.</p>
<p>But definately a good experience, I enjoyed the class and this will help me pace myself on future collegeboard test and the chem test on tuesday. Now I just have to breathe chemistry, eat chemistry, sleep chemisty all weekendd!!</p>
<p>@ scuba723 - I got that from Larry Treadwell. His email is <a href="mailto:treadwl@comcast.net">treadwl@comcast.net</a>, so you can email him to ask. I just heard it at the AP euro review for Broward County.</p>
<p>For those who felt bad coming out of the exam, s came home very frustrated and said the DBQ was nothing their class had ever studied or heard of - even the one guy in his class who knows that period of history inside and out did not know the material for this question. </p>
<p>Our s was taking the class because he enjoys history. He has been admitted to a school who will not take even an AP score of 5 for collegiate credit without retesting with the school's test anyway, so he was not taking it for the same reasons as many of the others in his class. I felt bad for some of the other students, as at least one normally would have had a good chance at a 5 with a different DBQ.</p>
<p>Yeah I finished the MC with around 5 blanks. It was easier than I thought it would be, because we had been taking some really difficult practice tests. I think it went alright. The first FRQ was my main weakness. I need at least a 3 for college credit. Hope I get it! lol that rhymes.</p>
<h2>even the one guy in his class who knows that period of history inside and out did not know the material for this question.</h2>
<p>It hasn't been 48 hours......but your teacher should have taught the DBQ prompt. Its too important of an event.</p>
<p>And besides, you really don't need to anything to write a DBQ. They supply you with the background info.</p>
<p>Did anyone else notice something funny about one of the MC questions? Like, that none of the answer choices were correct?</p>
<p>I thought the MC was hard, while the FRQ and DBQ was pretty easy.</p>
<p>for me, the dbq was wonderful... but those frqs were =( i thought the multiple choice was pretty easy. besides some things that i've never ever heard of. like that one on the first page?</p>
<p>Stella nova yea I thought for one of the quotes the real answer wasnt there I ended up picking C because the other four I would have recognized for other quotes.</p>
<p>Stella Nova: The correct answer was there (C). I thought the same until I came home and looked it up.</p>
<p>caesar are you sure it was C... if it is atleast I know i got one question right</p>
<p>geez, ap euro is so much easier than apush
seriously.</p>
<p>r u talking about the famous quote that had other stuff in it. Yea i guessed and put C because i knew everyone else</p>
<p>also, there was another question that i felt didnt have any real answers. Hint, it was in the beginning...the very beginning</p>
<p>okay for essays: I included most of the facts, but I had A LOT of grammer mistakes and my paragraphs were pretty short..I think I got at least a 5 on both? opinions?</p>
<p>caesar, can you tell me exactly where you found that answer? I was really sure of what the answer was supposed to be, but it wasn't a choice.</p>
<p>Um...google the main portion of the quote and use Boolean logic to exclude results from the person who was not an answer choice.</p>
<p>pnthrs11: Yeah, I'm sure. However, I don't think that one question is really going to make or break you on an AP exam.</p>
<p>^^ Five pages of google have produced overwhelming evidence for the person who was not an answer choice and none for choice (C). I don't know, maybe we're using a different "main portion of the quote"... I could only remember the first sentence.</p>
<p>Use the person from answer choice C in your search (I like how we're talking about this in cryptics.)</p>
<p>Or even better, search for the person in choice C on wikipedia, and search for the quote using "Edit->Find."</p>