<p>I am worried out of mind for this test!</p>
<p>Is it like the Kaplan or Barron's tests?
Do we really need to know all the details?</p>
<p>No, not at all. The real one in the collegeboard's book is wayyy much easier. The Barron's Review book is honestly ridiculous i feel... I really would advise skipping some sections of that book ... I feel it covered more than my AP World textbook.</p>
<p>Its just I wanted to know the style of the questions,
like if they would be like Kaplan or Barrons. If someone could give me a test
styled question that would relieve me...my score range was 700-800 in Kaplan but then I took this strange petersons test and got a 630...</p>
<p>did you take it?</p>
<p>It's like the STYLE of Barrons.. They ask you questions about changes, analyzing documents, how societies were like.. Except Barron's is wayy more specific, and requires you to think alot more.</p>
<p>Thanks for the advice. Hopefully I will be able to do well on the test.</p>