General question - if you talk about events that happened outside the time period the DBQ/FRQ requires, will the graders deduct points? Or will they just ignore the extra stuff?</p>
(I included plenty of information in my FRQ within the specified time period (enough to support my thesis), but a couple of my points were outside the time period cause apparently I suck at remembering dates)</p>
They just ignore it. Our teacher told us that if you think it fits, write it. She’s a college board grader, so she knows what she is talking about.</p>
^ We can’t say till 48 hours after the test. College Confidential will get College Board involved and then are scores will be cut x-x. I just don’t wanna take the risk.</p>
lol i know right. people have been discussing for years on this forum. as long as no one else gets the answers, it wont matter. it will actually help you.</p>
I was writing my frq and as soon as i finished i realized that i had started it on the right side of the booklet and flipped it over on the left side. I crossed the left side out with a big x and wrote sorry about that (lol) next to it. I then recopied the left page onto the back of the first page i wrote where it should have been. Is this okay? Will it affect my scores?</p>
*Mc : … ? I dont really know what to say about it. I mean, it wasn’t hard… But I really hated the question choices… I personally didn’t think it was accurate at all of all of American History… But oh well. → Some were really easy though.</p>
I have no idea how well I did on MC…coud have done ok or atrociously bad. On my dbd I’m guessing 7-9, 7-8 on 2nd FRQ and 2-4max on the last FRQ haha I bs’ed that one so hard but I think a 5 is well within reach</p>