<p>I checked out some of the practice World History SAT questions on the College Board website and they actually seemed pretty easy (comparatively, I feel, to APWH) - I was planning on taking it sometime this year</p>
<p>@theabnormalkid
Collegeboard will never give you anything more than that single digit to describe your test performance, even if you order your free response booklet.</p>
<p>@Wskimo and others confused by his situation
Some schools receive multiple versions of the free response sections as a control factor.</p>
<p>my sis is having trouble accessing her scores… she logs in with her collegeboard account and it says “no scores available”. But it’s weird because I can see my scores. We took the test at normal testing time so idk what’s the hold up! anybody else having this problem? suggestions?</p>
<p>@msincredible</p>
<p>That’s really weird…I would suggest just checking tomorrow, since once the scores are “officially” released the problem may resolve itself.</p>
<p>other than that, you could always call if the scores don’t show tomorrow, if your sister has her access number. (Sorry for the bad advice, freshman - it’s my first AP test)</p>
<p>In regards to the exam this year… I agree with what everyone is saying. The majority of the questions were tedious and the long passages really hurt my time. I scored a 3, which I was disappointed with at first but I found out that all of the people I was studying with received 2s and 1s, so I’m just happy that I passed and will receive credit for it. In any case, I was able to access my score from the early access today, but I can’t see my essay scores… does anyone know if they give those during full access or if we just won’t receive them? I’m very curious to know my scores.</p>
<p>I’m starting to wonder if I need to get better at erasing my mistakes on the scantron. During the test I didn’t see a question and I didn’t notice for like 10 questions. Then I was like oh crud but I bubbled them all in really hardly. If if was anything akin to what usually happens when I do that on scantron tests… let’s just say a lot of answers probably were misread 
At least I got a four, though I really wonder if the bubbling affected my score. Is it possible ten questions (they were all pretty easy) could have been the differeence between a 4 and a 5? Just curious :)</p>
<p>I got a 3 :banghead:</p>
<p>I really wanted a 4, but I know I bombed the test. I want to retake the exam but it’s so stressful. Any advice?</p>
<p>Just study up! I would definitely suggest watching the Crash Course videos - I’m pretty sure the only reason I got a 5 is because I watched every single crash course video in the 2 days leading up to the exam.</p>
<p>I got a 5 and I’m more confused than I am satisfied/proud because those essays, man I don’t even Japan, THOUGH. I honestly don’t even Russia either.</p>
<p>I can’t.</p>
<p>5 as a freshman!
so surprised, i really bombed the cc essay. i picked ottoman & didn’t even mention meiji restoration at all; didn’t finish mc either…but yay! i was so happy!
Nearly everyone in my class got a 4 or 5–my teacher was excellent.:)</p>
<p>Why do people think the CCOT essay was so hard? I’m shocked that 60% of APWH students couldn’t mention one cultural effect of the fall of Rome and get your change point right there… what was so surprising/flustering about it?</p>
<p>That DBQ, though, man.</p>
<p>5 and I still don’t know anything about World History. </p>
<p>Sigh.</p>
<p>LOL I got a 3 but don’t know anything about world history 
I want your 5 man.</p>
<p>Anyone know how to study for kathleen addison multiple choice tests?</p>
<p>World History is just brute memorization… barely of this stuff is even relate able</p>