how hard is french baccaleaureat? compared to AP Test?
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The baccalauréat is not an easy exam (especially in sciences). \nYou may have the same level of education but there are differences in the way to solve or answer a problem or question (methods, conventions...)\nIf I were you, I would look for "annales books" to check for the programs and the kinds of questions you would get on the day of the exam.\nNathan, Bordas and Hachette are the main publishers for those books (Annabac)...\nA piece of advice, take it seriously!
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The AP US history exam is a tough exam, that challenges your skills in multiple ways.  To perform well on the AP US History Exam, one must have been working and studying consistently since the start of the class.  Every subject area will be covered, so one must sufficiently cover all the material.  The test is long and the amount of time given to complete the exam is short, thus do not attempt to complete all of the test, but do what you do well.  You will get a higher score by doing fewer problems with great quality, than a larger number of problems poorly.  Also, do not cram before the test.  This will only confuse you and cause greater anxiety.  Relax, study and it will be fine.
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It depends, if you take/took any adanced classes in middle school or junior high, they would probably be easy. That is not always true, for me I was in an at-risk program in tenth grade and am now in AP classes that are easy, and I have friends who took Honors classes and struggle with AP classes. So, i guess I'm saying that the answer is a very firm and definite maybe.
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It all depends on the student, really... If you've done well in the class, the test should be fairly easy. Someone on here could tell you its hard, but you could breeze right thru it. Besides, it varies from year to year. It may have been easy to most students last year, but this year it could have gotten quite a bit harder. \nThe main thing that gets anyone when taking any regents is the stress and time constraint. You've got all afternoon to take it, so take your time. If something seems too hard, jot down the number and skip it for the time being. A question later on may give you a hint to the one that stumped you. Just remember to go back for it!!!
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If you don't want to ask your teacher for help (i think that'll be the best solution) you can ask one of your classmates who get a good grade in LA. If your worried about the tests, is there a certain format that he usually uses? For example, my teacher would usually quiz us on the story and the vocabulary words. If there is a certain format, or something that he'd usually put on the test, study those things.
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Real quickly. You're almost out of time. \n\nSeriously, the best thing you can do for any AP test is practice, practice, practice. Hopefully you have one or more of those books with practice exams. Take all the tests, check all the answers, learn from your mistakes. (But do keep in mind all those books have typos and errors, so if you come across something that seems to contradict information you've learned elsewhere, doublecheck it!) The practice tests also help get you in shape to sit there and answer all those questions for 3-1/2 hours. It's like getting in shape for a marathon. \n\nGood luck. Doing well on AP exams can give you a big headstart in college, more flexibility to take the courses you want to take, and the possibility of graduating earlier.
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AP stands for Advanced Placement. This means that the course is taught on a college level. Therefore, the regular course would be easier than the AP one. \nLuckily, with the AP course, you may test to get college credit. With a normal course, you probably won't.
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Hello, the CHSPE really isn't all that hard but I do suggest studying a bit for it. The English part is extremely easy. I think that the stories are at 4th grade level and the questions are common sense. The grammar part is easy too. The Writing part is easy but I did take me some time to write about it. My topic was: Do you think that minors should have a curfew? Do you think they should be in at a certain time? \n\nAnother one was: What, in your opinion, is the most difficult stage of life, childhood, teenage, adult, or old age.\n\nThe Math part is a bit hard and I do suggest studying for this. Just take your time and read the questions carefully. A few of them are easy as can be but there are a few hard ones. \n\n3 1/2 hours is really not enough time if you want to take your time and thoroughly check your work after. I suggest doing the math part first. \n\nYou should do fine. Go ahead and take it. The website is chspe.net. Did you pass the exit exam. The math part on the exit exam is easier than the math part on the CHSPE so if you didn't pass the math part on the exit exam, you might fail it on the CHSPE.
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I am not very good at math but I got an A in college Stats so I'm guessing Pre-cal is the most difficult from what I've heard from my friend at Georgia Tech. I believe him, he's incredibly smart.
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I took it last year and I didnt think it was bad at all. I had a really amazing teacher though and he prepared us really well; all of our exams were made up of AP questions from previous years and we would have pop essay quizzes on our readings on a regular basis.\n\nAs long as you know your stuff you should be fine. On the multiple choice, just remember that if you have no clue what the answer is, it's better to leave it blank than guess and get it wrong. They'll take points off if you get the answer wrong, if you just dont answer, you wont get any points off, but they just wont give you the points for getting it right (if that makes any sense). Only leave it blank though if you really have no clue what the answer is. If you can narrow it down to two answers and make an educated guess, do that instead.\n\nOn the essays, dont worry about making an intro and conclusion and adding a lot of fluff like that. They dont care. All they're interested is in the answer and if you've answered it completely. Get right to the point. Your essay really shouldnt be more than about a page (maybe a little longer depending on what the question is calling for, but generally a page is sufficient).\n\nOther than that, dont panic. Test scores suffer under pressure.\n\nGood luck!
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I took for two years in high school and two years in college and spoke pretty well. I loved it. It's such a pretty language and a good skill to have to seduce men in bars. They think a little southern girl speaking French is cute.\n\nAs far amusing goes, one fun thing I did with it in college was take French Theatre class. We had to perform an entire French play in French. It was a fun experience.\n\nGood luck! I think you'll love it.
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No, it is not complicated.  You can start with a program how to learn it. it will help so much to practice with someone who understand it.  Watching french programs or movie is also a good source to help.\n\n'la bonne chance à vous, vous l'aimerez.'\nGood luck to you, you will love it
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The ACT is not "easier" because scores are still distributed and evaluated based on percentiles (usually adjusted yearly) -- the only way it could be "easier" is if less talented people took it but it was still given equal weight with the SAT. Since this obviously isn't the case you should take both and if you bomb one, submit only your score for the test you do well on. The tests -are- different and some do better on one than the other. So take the ACT and see how you do.
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i can try to help you....i took ap english in high school (quite a few years ago) and got a 4 (a 5 is highest) on my exam, and took quite a bit of extra english in college because I enjoy it.  email me.....  beforeyougo7@yahoo.com
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i had french, it is an interesting language..\ndepends on u , whether u want to experiment something new or not
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Well, as i'm almost done with 12th, i think the hardest time was definitely 11th grade. What with PSATs, college prep stuff, looking up the colleges, and AP classes. 11th grade was definitely the hardest
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I'm just coming out of middle school, so I can definately tell you that it's not to hard. Just watch out for Algebra/Pre-Algebra ...Pre-Algebra isn't all that different from Algebra. In Grammar, they pretty much teach you the same stuff over and over and over and over again, so that isn't to big of a worry. You'll be getting into Chemistry, and that is sometimes a little tricky with all of the terms, and lastly, History is pretty good, but not if they want you to memorize every single date....I hope that this has helped...good luck!