<p>scored lower than what you expected?</p>
<p>(opposite of that other thread)</p>
<p>I've had the opposite experience. <em>grins</em></p>
<p>It was the Calculus AB exam's Free Response questions(You were supposed to interpret the meaning of a derivative of an integral in context), but I think I probably slam-dunked the multiple choice considering I finished about 30 minutes early with little doubt about my answers to the questions. Heck, during the remaining time, I determined the volume function for a tetrahedron using mostly geometry!(Though, NOW it's so much more straightforward just to use multiple-integration.)</p>
<p>I've had that happen to me with AP Chem; everything else I was able to predict for myself depending on how I felt before and after the test. </p>
<p>In school, we simulated, not one, but two practice APs for Chem and I got 5s. After taking the test, I came out feeling as good as, if not better, than I did for my practices. I got a 4.</p>
<p>Story of my life. That is why I am predicting a score of 2 for all my AP tests. I am fairly certain that I didn't make a two but if I do happen to get a two I'll be happy and anything above that I will be pleasantly surprised. If I happen to get a one then I will just have to shoot myself in the head for being an imbicile. Jk. ;)</p>
<p>el bumpo....</p>
<p>AP US history and physics. i was thinking 5 for sure</p>
<p>and you got...?</p>
<p>i was much more likely to think i'd gotten a lower score... maybe its just me, but i definitely tended to set low expectations.</p>
<p>ftc: 4 and 3</p>
<p>hopefully not this year...</p>
<p>Not as of this point. On my AP tests last year, I had the opposite situation. This year, however... I feel like I did really well on all but one of my five (Bio). I hate thinking that though, because whatever cruel, divine being there is out there is going to play that one, horrible joke, and I'll up end with like all two's. </p>
<p>And then you feel like a total idiot because you radiated your confidence to everyone else. =P</p>