Analyzing and Interpreting Literature CLEP

[DressageQueen]

Hello,
I am a 9th grade homeschooler and I am planning to take the Analyzing and Interpreting Literature CLEP. I love to read and prefer to study for these CLEPS instead of just walking in and taking them. I am using SpeedyPrep and the REA books as resources. I have passed all three practice tests I have taken but they were in the low 50s. I want to score in the 60s on two practice tests before I take the test. Surprisingly, there are no threads on this forum about this literature CLEP. Do any of you recommend SpeedyPrep? I know that the REA books are very good. The only problem is that I am a 'black and white' kind of thinker. I have a hard time on the questions where you need to try to figure out what the author/narrator is implying. What would be the best (and cheap!) materials for me to use to study for this CLEP and do well on it? It will be my first CLEP for me to take.
Thanks.

[NAP]

I see from your previous post that you are planning to take several CLEP exams. Be sure to get the Official CLEP Study Guide. (It may be at your library.) These practice questions are the closest to the real exam, and the best way to know when you are ready for it.

Amazon.com: CLEP Official Study Guide 2012 (9780874479768): The College Board: Books

This test is a favorite on this forum and has been discussed in many threads, so keep searching for more tips. Here is a thread from today:

http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...stion.html

Best wishes on your exams!

[DressageQueen]

Thank you! Yes, we bought the 2011 version of the study guide. Any other tips?
Thank you so much!

[NAP]

Oh good. I left my feedback here; maybe you will find something helpful:

http://www.degreeforum.net/excelsior-tho...#post75628