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After taking the AP Language and Composition practice exam, I concluded that it’s a heavy load.

During the exam, I realized how my vocabulary wasn’t up to par with some of its questions. There were some that made me confuse and I had to skip a few because I couldn’t just stay at one question the whole time due to one word I didn’t know. Reading the passage was also tedious and I had to reread a few paragraphs till I understood it completely, or because I kept getting distracted and lost. I did fairly good at time management, considering it’s not my first time taking an AP exam, but I definitely could improve on it since I couldn’t revise my answers when I finished.

However, the exam was insightful in my opinion because it gave us a better
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