<p>I'm pretty sure I'm gonna fail Calc AB, but am hoping to somehow manage to squeeze in a 3. My main problem is Multiple Choice, where I only get from 15-low mid 20s right. I actually do the problems, get answers that ARE on the test, and feel like I've done pretty good, but when I check it almost everything is wrong! How can this even be possible? Ugh... I seriously don't even know what to do.. I understand everything when it's explained, but I can't do anything by myself!</p>
<p>Do you understand why and how you got them wrong? Was it conceptually wrong or were they just dumb calculating mistakes?</p>
<p>They’re conceptually wrong… It’s as if my first instinct is always wrong :/</p>
<p>I would just suggest going over why they’re wrong then, and note it down. If you’re missing so many because it’s conceptually wrong, then I think you need to do some more review and get some more help from your teacher. Do more practice tests. Once you’ve done a lot, you’ll begin to see the patterns in the questions and so you know what to do for a question. Like if it asks you to find the max/min of a function, you should know to set the derivative equal to zero. Good luck!</p>