Practice Essay Questions!!! Please TIME YOURSELF

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Set 115 minutes on a timer. You also get a 15 minute reading period. During the reading period you should organize your essays. Your WEAKEST essay should be your last essay you attempt in case you run out of time. In the first two minutes of your READING period choose which essay will be your second and third essay. Spend the rest of the 15 minutes period organizing your DBQ and writing your thesis sand tatement. YOU CANNOT start your essay in the reading period. When the 15 minutes has expired you have 115 minutes to write all THREE essays. You have roughly 40 minutes to finish each essay. BUDGET your time. Tonight, write all three essays and see how it feels.

You will need PENS and PENCILS tomorrow during the exam. I would also bring an eraser, some peppermints, and a watch to keep time in case you aren't in view of the timer. Please remember NO CELL PHONES or devices that could make noises and distract the other students.

When you finish your essays try the Sparknotes practice exam. I tried to reset the quiz star but there was no way I could get it to work correctly.

http://testprep.sparknotes.com/testcenter/ap/eurohistory/

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Breath, you guys are going to rock this test tomorrow!!!

Remember, on the DBQ you need THREE GROUPINGS!!! and you must have two or more documents in a group. Don't forget about POV (who said it, what they said, and why it's relevant) and ANALYZE!!!

Use as many documents as you can in your essay, the rule is half plus one but just in case make it half plus two! On your FRQ remember to read the ENTIRE QUESTION and answer the ENTIRE QUESTION! Don't forget your AP European history themes! Above all, don't PANIC in the test room, regardless what happens at the end of the day, it's only a test.