/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.1746032]

<---What /lit/ is going to do to the AP literature test tomorrow.

[sage !eQro1H2.QA No.1746043]

Put it back in it's place?

[Fabulous !!GXZe+d0RTva No.1746059]

>>1746043
that was just ignorant and not funny

i think you were trying to win /lit/ friendship points or something but instead you just got deducted

[Anonymous No.1746070]

>>1746043
>>1746059
Relax, relax, good sirs

[Anonymous No.1746073]

>>1746059
Bitch, why are you not in the kitchen? We all know you got your panties in a bunch because someone made a sexist joke, but you don't have to go full retard about it.

Go write some more poems, you fat whore.

[Anonymous No.1746076]

>>1746059

I disagree and would just like to add that you are a fag.

10/10 sage

[Anonymous No.1746078]

>>1746059

[Anonymous No.1746094]

not entirely sure OP, this is by far the hardest AP im taking this year. If for no other reason than the score spread. 7% get 5s? f*cking ridiculous?

but come at me bro, i learns read well english good

[Anonymous No.1746101]

>implying I can take AP Lit this year
Gonna DOMINATE the APUSH test Friday.

[Anonymous No.1746113]

>>1746059
I thought it was funny

[Anonymous No.1746123]

>>1746094
>7% get 5s

[Anonymous No.1746127]

>>1746094
>7% get 5s
Source?

[Anonymous No.1746162]

What books are you guys going to use for the open essay question?
Hamlet, Oddyssey, Waiting for godot, The Grapes of Wrath, and 1984 here...

[Anonymous No.1746173]

>>1746127
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Placement_English_Literature_and_Composition

[Anonymous No.1746179]

I was contemplating on taking it, but I know that I would feel like complete shit if I wasted money on the test and did poorly.

[Anonymous No.1746197]

>>1746173

I had enjoyed lording this statistic about, but then I realized it wasn't a big deal.

However, I'm sure getting a 5 on the exam helped make up for all the Bs I got in high school.

It's not a difficult exam, and one definitely worth doing well on, especially if one is a soph. or jr.

[Anonymous No.1746204]

I'm afraid of one section - the essay about the poem.

If it's modern, I'll be completely fine. But if it's some 1606 shit with loads of religious imagery, I'm screwed.

Anyway, good luck to all taking it.

[Anonymous No.1746208]

You guys, honestly, you don't really have to have a bunch of spot-on examples for whatever they throw at you, you just have to know one book well and have a lot of confidence in your ability to BS

[Anonymous No.1746212]

>implying this and European History aren't my chill exams before putting the boots to Biology on Monday

Hope it's harder than language, that was a joke of a 5.

[Anonymous No.1746216]

Anyone else taking the music theory exam? I'm excited

[Anonymous No.1746225]

>>1746162

I'm using The Awakening if its offered. I'm fairly sure I can explicate its themes pretty well..

Maybe it's not my favorite book I read last year, but it's damn easy to explain. Also, I read it twice 'cause I did really enjoy it.

[Anonymous No.1746231]

Took Spanish yesterday and taking Lit tomorrow, US Gov next Tuesday.

Waiting 5 hours outside to take the speaking part of the Spanish exam only to completely fuck it up was AWESOME.

[Anonymous No.1746233]

>>1746162

Wuthering Heights, Pride & Prejudice, and Grendel are my Top Three.

I know my tropes well enough, but I'm shit out of luck when it comes to identifying meter.

[Anonymous No.1746241]

>>1746216
I am, taking it with little to no studying, preparation, and a middling piano education throughout my childhood, should be sick.

Using Heart of Darkness here unless the prompt absofuckinglutely doesn't fit.

[Anonymous No.1746272]

>>1746162
I will probably be using either Crime and Punishment, Hamlet, Heart of Darkness, or Death of a Salesman for my essay. Those 4 seem to be able to fit to just about any prompt.

[Anonymous No.1746294]

>>1746272

>Death of a Salesman

Sorry, but you're being graded by Elitist High-Literaturefags. No matter how good of an essay you wrote on Arthur Miller, you'd only get a 4-5/9 or so because it's ''Not of literary merit'' (i.e: Antiquated and DEEP)

[TheCommaGuy No.1746306]

Got a 5 last year. Plan to do it again this year.

Sup?

[Anonymous No.1746318]

>>1746216
I am, shit's gonna suck. I can't sightread to save my life and the part about writing the soprano and bass is going to kill me.

[Anonymous No.1746321]

>>1746241
Hell there aren't to many topics you couldn't stick to that fucking story. On another note, if anyone of you doesn't get a 5 you would have to be pretty damn stupid. The only test I would consider easier would be the Psychology test.

[Anonymous No.1746322]

>>1746318

I've got a friend who's taking that.

He plans to fail it, miserably.

I took the Calculus BC exam today, and spent my time writing nonsense on the free response because I knew it would be futile to even try.

[Anonymous No.1746324]

>>1746321

6.5% of the people who take it get a 5 man....it's not THAT easy.

[Anonymous No.1746328]

>>1746322
I heard a girl the room next door start bawling her eyes out. Shit was a great distraction...

[Anonymous No.1746332]

>>1746324
Right, but it is generally considered one of the easier AP exams. Not to mention we are on a lit board, so I assume that the people here have at least some interest in the subject.

[Anonymous No.1746333]

>>1746321
lolwut? There's AP psychology?

[Anonymous No.1746336]

>>1746328

lolol. I did everything I could to piss of my grader. Everywhere that it said, in bold capital letters "DO NOT WRITE OUTSIDE OF THIS BOX" I wrote, next to the bold text and outside of the box, "GOT IT!" or "OKAY!!" or "ur not my MOM!"

Teehee.

[Anonymous No.1746342]

>>1746332

Well just because you're interested in a subject doesn't mean everything's going to click on exam day. I've had days where I feel like a fucking champ and churn out 9 level essays like it's nothing...I also have other days where I can't think of a fucking thing and just stare at my paper blankly for 45 minutes.

[Anonymous No.1746346]

My youngin' ass is only taking the AP world history test which isn't until next Thursday, and it is going to be somewhat of a bitch. However, I'm actually excited for the APs that I will be taking next year, especially world lit because my god do I know how to bullshit a fucking essay. I actually enjoy writing, but this is fun in a different way.

[Anonymous No.1746347]

>>1746346

...since when is there a world lit?

[Anonymous No.1746349]

>Writing opinions about books
>difficult
Shit kids, if you think this is hard you’re only deluding yourself. Your major is completely irrelevant and focuses on enshrining yesterday’s pop culture tripe, and you’re complaining about having to do something that resembles work? lol

[Anonymous No.1746350]

What do people think of this lineup (in order):

>The Great Gatsby

(American Dream, Tragedy, Emotional Reticence, Excess, Identity)

>Six Degrees of Separation

(American Dream, Social Stratification, Identity, Self-betterment, Tragedy, Self-discovery, Psychological Isolation)

>Huck Finn

(Coming of Age, Slavery, Questioning Authority, Moral Development, Social Commentary)

>One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (Maybe)

(Who determines what sanity is? Appreciation for alternative perspectives, freedom, issue of conformity, something else)

Thoughts?

[Anonymous No.1746353]

>>1746342
lolthis. Shit happened to me on the mock AP world history test. I just fucking stared at those goddamned documents about the decolonization of fucking South Africa for a longest time and couldn't focus on them, but in the end, I whipped some shit up and finished first. Fuckyeah.jpg (not that being first means being the best, but still)

[Anonymous No.1746354]

>>1746349

Critical analysis and opinion aren't the same thing. We're not being graded on opinion.

[Anonymous No.1746356]

>>1746347
I'm pretty sure it's called AP World Lit or some shit. I could be wrong.

[Anonymous No.1746363]

>>1746356
Never mind. That's just what they call it at my faggy school.

[Anonymous No.1746371]

I just got done with AP Chemistry, AP Computer Science A and AP Calculus AB. AP Lit is the last of my fucking worries.
GG and HoD, good to go.

[Anonymous No.1746375]

>>1746371

I'm thinking of sticking with Great Gatsby as one of my top two as well.

[Anonymous No.1746378]

>>1746371
You are in what grade?
lol because that's my exact lineup for APs junior year (next year)

[Anonymous No.1746380]

>>1746375
Good plan. Apparently The Brothers Karamazov is THE book to read for AP Lit, but God knows I didn't have the time to finish it, even though I enjoyed the pages I did read.

[Anonymous No.1746384]

>>1746378
Senior so you are ahead of where I was.

[Anonymous No.1746390]

>>1746384
Oh. Just checking lol
Anyway, good luck on those.

[Anonymous No.1746395]

AP Art History is by far the hardest AP exam you'll take in high school. Word of warning.

[Anonymous No.1746402]

>>1746395
Lolololo I think AP calc BC is probably harder.

[castiel !C.Z5K.oPig No.1746408]

>AP
>not IB
>laughingscholars.jpg

[Anonymous No.1746409]

>>1746402
You kidding me? 50% of BC students score a 5. Over 20% of AB score a 5. It's one of the highest scored tests.

[Anonymous No.1746418]

>>1746408
Enjoy 3-4 HLs while we all take as many APs as we want.

[Anonymous No.1746421]

>>1746408
lol IB
Shit is terrible in my city.

[Anonymous No.1746424]

>>1746350
I son't think they consider Huck Finn as having enough "literary merit" so watch out for that. Plus don't kids read that in like, middle school or something. Surely you have read a better book than that...

[castiel !C.Z5K.oPig No.1746430]

>>1746418
Every class but two I took in high school from sophomore year till graduation was an AP course. You do not know horror until you're balancing both an AP and IB workload.
See also: going into college with over fifty credits.

Casuals.

[Anonymous No.1746436]

>>1746346

>AP World

Oh man, my first AP. SO many great, great memories from preparing for that test. I'm serious, that class gave me some of my best memories from High School.

I ended up getting a 4. Godspeed.

[Anonymous No.1746446]

>>1746430
pic related

[Anonymous No.1746449]

>>1746424

I think you may be confusing Huck Finn with Tom Sawyer, which is a children's book.

[Anonymuos No.1746454]

any advice on the APUSH test? i have a block schedule and haven't had time to study for this shit

[Anonymous No.1746461]

>>1746350

>Coming of Age

Refer to it as Bildungsroman, its proper term, instead. The graders will fucking eat that shit up if you use it on the essays.

Still, I don't think they'd like you using Huck Finn, either.

[Anonymous No.1746466]

>>1746454

Do you own a Princeton Review book for the subject?

If not, buy it at once.

[Anonymous No.1746484]

>>1746436
Thanks. I do enjoy the class because of hilarious fun times, but I don't think I'm very well-prepared. I mean, I think I'll do well on the FRQs, but the multiple choice part is terrifying. It's much too broad of a topic and the only part of world history that I have a firm grasp on is the 19th century to present, especially World War II and the Cold War and all that (I also have pretty good knowledge of ancient Rome, but that's not very useful). I don't know shit 'bout Latin America or Africa and that's unfortunate.

[Anonymous No.1746495]

>mfw when EVERY SINGLE PERSON ON /lit/ IS IN HIGH SCHOOL

[Anonymous No.1746504]

>>1746495
No, just a few people ITT
And, notice all the people who are out of high school posting here

[Anonymous No.1746514]

>>1746484

Neither did I, but the MC is okay if you can make connections and identify whether one answer isn't like the other and stuff like that. Just practice a bunch with MC and review as much as you can (Also, it helps to link certain goods and natural resources to respective nations/continents. That'll help answer a few things.). Also, relax the day before the test, and eat a healthy breakfast the next morning.

[Anonymous No.1746526]

Really hoping I can use Catch-22 on this. Damn, I love that book. Too bad all the graders probably want to see "ooh, Mr. Darcy!" and "Misery has made me a fiend!"

[Anonymous No.1746537]

I literally haven't read a single book in years and I have to write that Q3 tomorrow. I actually came to this board expecting this thread.

Right now my plan of action is to read the sparknotes for Heart of Darkness and just somehow squeeze western imperialism into whatever prompt they choose. Although now that I see everyone else is using it, I'm having second thoughts...

[Anonymous No.1746539]

>>1746526
lol you fukkin punk rock rebel and your super-threatening 11th grade assigned reading

[Anonymous No.1746545]

I'm going to rape the essays, fuck up the Multiple Choice

[Anonymous No.1746557]

Not going to lie, but it was the most fun I have ever had taking a test. I loved every second of the test. Great essay topics, engaging short stories and just fun to take. I got a four on it, and hot damn it was fun.

[Anonymous No.1746560]

>>1746539
Hey, man. I'm sorry I don't feel the same way you do about dandies. Not everyone likes dancing the minuet into the wee hours of the morning. We all can't self-insert into stories form that period. The waltz has to be invented before I can even consider growing sideburns.

[sage !eQro1H2.QA No.1746562]

>>1746059
Oh, I wasn't trying to be funny. I actually believe women need to know their place in the world.

Granted, I think you only replied because you were genuinely interested in OP's topic and wanted to bump the thread.

[Anonymous No.1746571]

>>1746560
everyone likes catch-22 you little goob. the ole grey-haired battleaxes who grade the ap exam will not need to fetch the smelling salts if you do an essay on it

[Anonymous No.1746578]

>>1746571
And not everyone likes the late 18th century. Why is this a problem? I'm going to do well either way, unless you start drawing sigils all over yourself with a letter opener.

[Anonymous No.1746597]

Got a 4 on that shit

I didn't even care, at that point in my senior year I realized that public school in the US was just a bourgeois system of indoctrination which favors those who follow and execute orders most thoroughly.

College is legit though, as long as you go to an Ivy League school and not some crap liberal arts diploma mill.

[Anonymous No.1746606]

>>1746597

>rails against "bourgeois indoctrination"
>believes that ivy league is a meaningful distinction

you bourgeois as hell son

[Anonymous No.1746609]

>>1746514
Yeah that's pretty much what I've been trying to do, but I need to review a lot. Thanks for the advice.

[Tuan Jim !Y6d4OyAkDM No.1746612]

got a 5 on that test without any prep. I did IB and they let us take the AP test if we wanted even though we had no practice. Easy as shit...

[Anonymous No.1746619]

>>1746606

Say what you will about me, Ivy League schools allow for open academic discourse on a scale that most average students at Williams and Amherst will never know.

I'm actually an advocate of open admissions, Marxist as fuck.

[Anonymous No.1746626]

I got a 3, which was enough for credit at my university, so whatever. Last year's multiple choice was EASY AS FUCK. The essay prompts screwed me over though.

[Anonymous No.1746628]

>>1746597
This

[Anonymous No.1746632]

>>1746619
Brofist

[Anonymous No.1746639]

>>1746162
I've got Frankenstein, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, and Heart of Darkness lined up.

[Anonymous No.1746642]

>AP Lit test
>Picture of a woman beaten to shit
Oh look, a bunch of high school faggots trying to be edgy. /ad9k is that way ---------->

[Anonymous No.1746645]

>>1746619
Why are you dragging Amherst and Williams into this? You are out of your fucking league, son.

[Anonymous No.1746657]

>>1746645

>out of my league

You're in the league directly bellow my mine, yes.

[Anonymous No.1746675]

>AP TEST

>AP program

Faggots don't know 'bout COLLEGE DUAL ENROLLMENT programs

[Anonymous No.1746680]

>>1746675
Yeah I do about those programs, but in my state, at least, it's best to stick with AP.

[Anonymous No.1746686]

Fuck APCS. Fuck APCS forever.

But yeah, AP lit should be easy. AP Language was probably one of the easiest tests I've ever taken.

[Anonymous No.1746699]

>>1746162
Grendel, Hamlet, Tale of Two Cities, Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, Starship Troopers...

[Anonymous No.1746704]

>>1746686
Sucks for you that you have a shitty CS teacher. The one at my school is a hot, young, intelligent piece of ass who occasionally enjoys 4chan.

[ForcedMeme !IsAMEmE6C2 No.1746706]

>>1746675
>>1746680
I'd recommend against relying on dual enrollment, unless you're quite sure that those credits will count wherever you go. I got screwed over a bit by that. Took dual credit with local community college (that's all that was available in my shit town), and my credits happily counted towards the college I had been planning to attend (high-tier libarts), so when I entered college I was one course shy of being a sophomore. Since I had never had to study for an AP exam, I was pretty pleased with myself.

Two years later, I transfer to an Ivy League school. Absolutely none of those credits transferred, so I ended up scrambling with 21-24 credits per semester to graduate on time. At that point, I was significantly less pleased.

[Anonymous No.1746708]

So is anything by HG Wells considered a work of literary merit? I've read The Time Machine, The Island of Dr. Moreau, and In the Days of the Comet.

[Anonymous No.1746712]

>>1746704
Mine was an old woman who couldn't actually program. She taught the class because she could use a word processor 30 years ago. She doesn't actually have any sort of degrees in anything even remotely close to something technology related.

Did anyone else find themselves writing very short responses to the open ended section? Mine were only like half a page. The Gridworld solution was probably my longest one.

[Anonymous No.1746733]

Most of the AP exams I took weren't difficult, they were just weird. The humanities tests would have questions that were confusing because they were unfamiliar, but i still got a 5 on pretty much everything except stat and euro :(. also a 3 in ap 2D drawing wtf

[Anonymous No.1746754]

>>1746706

The thing with dual enrollment is that if you're doing dual enrollment at a state institution your credits will transfer ONLY into a state institution, so if you have your heart set on moving out of state or going to a private school for college, it's usually best to forget about

[Anonymous No.1747028]

>>1746395
I fucking busted a giant nut all over Art History yesterday. You have to physically TRY not to get a 5 on any of the non math/science or music theory tests, the rest are easy as fuck.

[Anonymous No.1747034]

ap calc getting me out of taking any math whatsoever in college was basically the coolest thing ever

i don't think i can even long divide anymore

>mfw until there's a math section on the gre

[Anonymous No.1747040]

>>1746461
>>1746424

Fuck that noise. Huck Finn is the greatest novel in American history.

[TheCommaGuy No.1748013]

I can truthfully say that I ravaged this exam.

Polecock.

[Anonymous No.1748017]

>>1746430

So...you're excited, even bragging, that you'll effectively experience 1/2 the time in college, widely regarded as "the best years of your life," as all of your other peers?

Good for you m8. All your friends will be...oh you know..living life?

[Anonymous No.1748025]

I wrote a really good explication for the first poem question but I zoned out after that and fucked myself over. Didn't even start the open question. MC was a joke though, hardly any more difficult than the SAT reading questions.

That being said, I'd probly be lucky to get a 4 due to the free responses.

[Anonymous No.1748031]

>>1748025

Quick question, do you remember the LAST multiple choice question? It had to do with the characterization of the final MC passage as a whole, and the two options I found viable (even arguable both ways..) were "extended definitions" and "sweeping assertions."

I sat there for 5 minutes and finally put "extended definitions" because I felt the detail the author provided was explanatory enough to be called a definition. But most of my classmates put whatever the other one was.

Also lol collegeboard's rules don't apply in a 21st century setting where information can be shared anonymously lol.

[Anonymous No.1748039]

that open question was too easy. impossibly so. That George Eliot passage was incredibly dull though.

[Anonymous No.1748044]

>>1748039

I used Grapes of Wrath. Damn fuckin easy. Pissed me off that BOTH the poem and prose passage had to do with "complex relationships" they were still easy as fuck, but really? The same damn topic?

[Anonymous No.1748054]

that poem "a blessing" (i think that's what it was called anyway) was funny as fuck...i thought that dude was gonna end up fucking the pony.

plus, for one of the questions, an option was that the pony had "hidden intentions"

[Anonymous No.1748060]

>>1748054

LOL I thought that was hilarious too. I also took the test after having smoked a bowl the night before...so I woke up...high, which ended up making it really hard not to laugh on that passage and the Eliot one where I imagined the Lydgate guy saying "Doth I have to smacketh a bitch!?"

I don't know why.

[Anonymous No.1748076]

>>1748054
I wrote about My Little Ponies.

[Anonymous No.1748101]

im feeling there were more than a few /b/tards out there who lol'd at the pony passage

[Anonymous No.1748133]

I beg all of you not to go to school for English. I went, graduated with honors, and have worked in internet marketing since. LIBERAL ARTS ARE USELESS.

Take the AP credits and put them where they belong: opening up another advanced PHP slot on your schedule

[Anonymous No.1748141]

>>1748133

I'm majoring in business, minoring in English.

Taking it with a liberal arts program so I can take a bunch of philosophy/lit classes that'll keep me interested.

I plan to write, but I'll have the business major as a backup. Probably use it to secure a good job then just write on the side actually.

Sound like a good plan?

[Anonymous No.1748143]

Took it today.
>MFW three essays in two hours
Yeah, I wrote a pretty fucking wicked Beloved poem, but that stupid fucking passage and the poem? Didn't have enough time. I'm a goddamn typer, EVERY writer these days is a goddamn typer, why do they make us hand write when we can better express our thoughts in a shorter amount of time through typing?

[Anonymous No.1748175]

>>1748141

Honestly, no. I aint even trollin bro. You have to have a marketable skill. At least become a pro at access or excel (super pro)

check this list:

http://www.bls.gov/emp/ep_table_103.htm

Pick one and GO with it. Dont look back.

History and literature are just hobbies now.

[Anonymous No.1748191]

>>1748031
it was sweeping assertations
>>1748054
yes I actually laughed in the middle of that test, then finnished then went back to reread it and loled again.

also wrote abt hamlet for open question, easy as shit.

ended up finnishing the multiple choice 30min early so i had some time to sleep and then go back to laughing at that question... fucking horse is going to raep me.

[Anonymous No.1748205]

>>1748191
Hamlet was easy as fuck to write about for the open question, the whole god damn play was about justice. Justice for spying, justice for lying, justice for incest, just for murder....so much justice! Also, Grief was a beautiful poem. On a side note, was Rapture the correct answer for the pony rape story? My friend and I were arguing about that.

[Anonymous No.1748207]

>>1748205
I said rapture.

[Anonymous No.1748217]

>>1748205
yea i liked all the poems besides "A Story"

I cannot remember what i put for the pony one, it was either A or B tho i think...

[Anonymous No.1748226]

So I don't take AP lit until two weeks from now because I had IB Math Studies Paper 2 today, how was it?
I got a 4 on AP Eng. Comp. last year.

[Anonymous No.1748234]

>>1748226
It was not that hard I suspect that ill get a 3, a 4 if I am lucky, I read like 3 of the 15 books we were supposed to read this year, and I usually get like 6s on practice essays.

[Anonymous No.1748237]

>>1748234
Ah, cool deal. I'm guessing the open ended question is about justice? Thankfully I read Of Mice and Men recently so I can use that.

[Anonymous No.1748241]

Anyone else use Beloved for justice? I used Sethe as a basis for my argument.

[Anonymous No.1748242]

Did The Fall for the "justice" essay prompt.

[Anonymous No.1748243]

I didn't realize all of /lit/ was a bunch of underage high-schoolers

[Anonymous No.1748246]

>>1748243
>underage
>Lit & Comp is for seniors
>18

[Anonymous No.1748249]

>>1748241
That's a great idea. I read Beloved in my junior year so I can't really remember too much of it to write an essay, but that book sticks to the topic like glue.

[Anonymous No.1748255]

>>1748249
It was a fuck of a lot harder than I thought it would be, mainly because I couldn't think of shit to pour into eight paragraphs.

And holy dicks, Beloved in junior year? I thought we were unlucky reading it as seniors.

[Anonymous No.1748260]

>>1748255
Eight paragraphs? Why not just do a standard five paragraph essay?
And yeah, I didn't have much of a problem of it.

[Anonymous No.1748262]

Any Lenape High School students in here? I know a few memespewing faggots went to the exam.

[Anonymous No.1748263]

>>1748246
Lit as a senior? And you people are worried about writing 3's and 4's?
mfw you people really are retarded like the rest of 4chan...

[Anonymous No.1748268]

>>1748263
You do realize Literature and Composition is ALWAYS senior year, don't you? Junior year is Language and Composition.

[Anonymous No.1748278]

I took lit my junior year, as did many other kids in that class. So no, it is not only seniors. Maybe in hickville Arkansas it is...

[Anonymous No.1748281]

>>1748278
Yeah, because taking it as a senior automatically means that you're a hick.

[Anonymous No.1748282]

>mfw I'm only in honors English because I'm not big on doing work
>mfw i'm stuck with an English teacher who reads celebrity tabloids
>mfw most AP kids, albeit two or three, can't hold their ground in any philosophical conversation and cannot discuss any book of literary merit without rehashing their teacher's opinions.
>mfw 'existentialism? isn't that when a doctor cuts a baby out of a woman's uteris?'
mfw 'no, that's a cesarean section.'

[Anonymous No.1748284]

>>1748281
I'm assuming you are hicks because you are apparently concerned with how you did on what is considered perhaps the easiest of all AP exams. I cannot believe some of the people on here are proud of a 3

[Anonymous No.1748287]

>>1748284
>The easiest of all AP exams
That'd be psychology.

[Anonymous No.1748288]

>>1748282
mfw you are stuck in a shitty situation because you are too much of a bitch to do a little extra work...

[Anonymous No.1748291]

>>1748287
Terribly sorry, second easiest exam...

[Anonymous No.1748292]

>>1748284
Hey, I haven't even taken it yet buddy, take a chill pill.

[Anonymous No.1748293]

>>1748291
Third easiest. Language and Composition is much easier than Literature and Composition.

[Anonymous No.1748297]

>>1748293
I don't know about that... But we are diverging from the real issue. Despite the fact that all of you people try to sound educated on here, it turns out most are a bunch of unintelligent high-schoolers.

[Anonymous No.1748322]

>>1748288
I'm not denying it.

Also, mfw my English teacher cuts Camus out of the curriculum in favor of Anthem by Rand.

I almost walked out when she told us.

[Anonymous No.1748334]

> my entire class used Fahrenheit 451/Native Son on open prompt
> only person to even consider Sound and the Fury was me
> mfw

[Anonymous No.1748337]

hey so i wrote about john galt's search for justice for the open response essay. anybody know if ayn rand is considered 'of literary merit'?

[Anonymous No.1748341]

>>1748334
> only person to even consider Sound and the Fury was me
How do you know that no one else considered it, but then decided against it.

YOU CAN'T EXPLAIN THAT

[Anonymous No.1748348]

>>1748341

Telepathy; it's my next AP test.

[Anonymous No.1748349]

>mfw I used Eddard Stark from A Game of Thrones for the third essay
>mfw i don't give a shit what a bunch of old faggots think is "literary merit"
>hatersgonnahate.jpg

[Anonymous No.1748351]

>>1748341
billoreily.jpeg?

[Anonymous No.1748396]

used Gatsby for the open question because It was still fresh in my head. I wanted to talk about the Trial but I didn't think I could write about it in as much detail.

[Anonymous No.1748415]

I read a book just for the open question.

Thank fucking you for being applicable to Angels in America.

[Anonymous No.1748420]

>>1746032
Be a grad student in mathematics.

[Anonymous No.1748881]

>>1748420

You should've taken my calculus test for me.

[Anonymous No.1748911]

>>1748396
I read The Stranger two years ago. I used that.

Easy as balls.

[Anonymous No.1748948]

>>1748911

and we all know balls are easy ;-D xD p: roflzxoxox

[Anonymous No.1748956]

>mfw Merchant of Venice was perfect for the prompt and I had just recently read it.