<p>I read the first half of princetons, and second half of barrons AP World History prep book, and now i can't organize what i read into answers to the multiple choice questions.</p>
<p>I took a practice test in 2009 Princeton Review and got 36 correct - .25*20 wrong= 31/70 for MC</p>
<p>ANY TIPS SO I CAN GET A 3??? </p>
<p>I'm stressing out so badly here right now. I can't remember anything i've read.</p>
<p>BUMP, only 2 hours left to study EXAM TOMORROW!</p>
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<p>Here’s a tip, stop stressing yourself out. ;)</p>
<p>The Princeton Review tests are much more difficult than the actual tests, so I wouldn’t get too worried about this.</p>
<p>don’t worry i can’t remember anything i’ve read either xP
i agree with NYEM that the princeton review tests are harder, so you’ll probably do better on the real one and get at least a 3 if you do good on your essays too =]</p>
<p>the Princeton Review questions give full depth explanations; what helped for me was taking the test, getting a lot wrong, and then looking at the explanations why. You learn a lot from your mistake.</p>
<p>That makes me feel so much better, I got a lot if questions wrong on the PR practice tests, so I thought I was gonna do badly on the exam :P</p>
<p>Thanks, I was having the same fears about PR.</p>
<p>Try robertsapguide.co.nr – it has a lot of quizzes and notes!</p>