Hey guys, I'm starting to study for the AP Lit exam and I need some practice tests to gauge where I'm at. Can you recommend any resources for realistic, full-length practice exams? Thanks!
Hey there! It's a good idea to use practice exams to prepare for the AP Lit exam. Here are some resources where you can find realistic, full-length practice exams:
1. College Board: The official AP Central website by College Board provides released exams and sample questions with scoring guidelines. You can find past exam questions and their scoring guidelines on their website. This would be the most accurate source as it's coming directly from the test creators.
2. CollegeVine: CollegeVine offers AP prep materials including guides for several AP courses, including AP Lit. Visit their website to access the AP Lit prep resources and guide.
3. Barron's and Princeton Review: Popular prep books like the Barron's AP English Literature and Composition and The Princeton Review's Cracking the AP English Literature & Composition Exam both include full-length practice tests with explanations. You can purchase these books online or find them in your local bookstore or library.
4. Albert.io: Albert.io offers a variety of AP courses, including AP Lit, for a fee. They have practice questions, quizzes, and full-length exams, accompanied by detailed explanations and feedback. They also provide progress tracking to help you understand your strengths and weaknesses.
Make sure to review your mistakes and actively seek to improve on areas you struggled with after taking each practice exam. Also, remember that studying the course content, practicing writing essays, and understanding the exam format will be essential in achieving a high score. Good luck with your studying!
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