05-11-2012, 06:02 PM
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I am on summer break from school and decided that I wanted to Clep my intro to lit class at school by taking the analyzing and interpreting literature CLEP. I'm scheduled to take it in about 1 1/2 weeks... I've done a lot of research online and have been on just about every clep prep site there is out there. I took British Lit. last year in high school but haven't really read much since then. Should I be concerned about knowing detailed info (i.e. Shakespeare plays, authors, etc.)? Or is it just a broad sweep of analyzation? Would reading as much Literature as possible between now and then be my best bet?
I have two good friends from high school who took this exam recently and said all they did was study glossary terms from our Lit. book and they passed. Sound correct?
...and also from looking on here, it seems like many people are concerned about watching the time. I don't consider myself a fast reader. Any tips?
Over Christmas break, I took and passed American History I (my first CLEP test), but I know this test is different. Any tips?
Also, I have the 2012 official CLEP study guide with one practice test in it, but I want to take more. Are there FREE example tests online? All of the ones i've found either cost money or you have to be in the military.
Thank you so much for you help!
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I am on summer break from school and decided that I wanted to Clep my intro to lit class at school by taking the analyzing and interpreting literature CLEP. I'm scheduled to take it in about 1 1/2 weeks... I've done a lot of research online and have been on just about every clep prep site there is out there. I took British Lit. last year in high school but haven't really read much since then. Should I be concerned about knowing detailed info (i.e. Shakespeare plays, authors, etc.)? Or is it just a broad sweep of analyzation? Would reading as much Literature as possible between now and then be my best bet?
I have two good friends from high school who took this exam recently and said all they did was study glossary terms from our Lit. book and they passed. Sound correct?
...and also from looking on here, it seems like many people are concerned about watching the time. I don't consider myself a fast reader. Any tips?
Over Christmas break, I took and passed American History I (my first CLEP test), but I know this test is different. Any tips?
Also, I have the 2012 official CLEP study guide with one practice test in it, but I want to take more. Are there FREE example tests online? All of the ones i've found either cost money or you have to be in the military.
Thank you so much for you help!

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