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Three Days Before the Test<\/h4>
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Take a full-length practice test under timed conditions. Use the techniques and strategies you\u2019ve learned in your preparation. Approach the test strategically, actively, and confidently.<\/p>\n

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Two Days Before the Test<\/h4>
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\u00a0Go over the results of your practice AP Calculus AB test. Don\u2019t worry too much about your score, or about whether you got a specific question right or wrong. The practice test doesn\u2019t count. But do examine your performance on specific questions with an eye to how you might get through each one faster and better on the test to come.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

WARNING: DO NOT take a full practice exam if you have fewer than 48 hours left before the test. Doing so will probably exhaust you and hurt your score on the actual test. Maybe it will help to think of the AP Calculus exam as a marathon. Racers don\u2019t run a marathon the day before the real thing\u2014they rest and conserve their energy!<\/p>\n

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The Day Before the Test<\/h4>
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DO NOT STUDY. Get together an \u201cAP Calculus exam kit\u201d containing the following items:<\/p>\n