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AP TESTS ARE BORING. Really, they are. You sit there, in a room. You look at a question. You answer the question, and you fill in a bubble. You repeat this for about an hour. Then comes the exciting part: the essays. The most entertaining way to write an essay is to make sure that you are writing something at all times. In this exercise, stopping to think is prohibited. When you are done. Read your essay and laugh at how bad it is. That's entertainment. It is odd to have the entire class lead up to a test because once you take it, it is like nothing matters anymore. Especially since the goal of the class is to not have to take it in college, which essentially means that if you take the test correctly, you are done with the class forever. The history AP exam which I will take soon will be quite interesting. I anticipate that there will be many questions about Indian culture. This elicits a problem because I know very little about Indian culture because a lot of it was generated before the United States existed, and it seems like there is no history of the US before the US was created. The AP thinks otherwise, but i think it is crazy.