#frqs

[fakeenglishmajor]

Pounds of Bananas Boiled Potato Potter, you were named after the two worst FRQS I ever saw

[there-are-no-gods-here]

Hate it when words just don't go right

[chiarazzali-blog]

Quanto durano le cose che non vengono amate?

[madamdhistorian]

Finished my FRQs before time was up so I just started writing Hamilton lyrics. The constitution's a mess. SO IT NEEDS AMENDMENTS It's full of contradictions SO IS INDEPENDENCE...

[madamdhistorian]

By the end of the day, I had to write with my left hand bc my right wrist hurt so much from writing. Thank you CollegeBoard for the FRQs.

[studdybudy]

Trying to make it through an AP HuG FRQ this morning 📕📚📖🖋📝

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[the-euro-archive]

How To Study For An FRQ

Remember when you just started off as an innocent AP Euro student and you were super excited about the class?

Then, one day your teacher said, “Next week, we’re writing an FRQ” and it just felt like...

So now it’s the day before and you’re slowly realizing that you are BEGINNING TO PANIC

Never fear! Here is my method for studying for an FRQ. To me it’s super helpful because you’re not just staring at your notes and textbook in a pit of despair.

Step 1: Write down all of the headings/sub-headings in the chapter that your FRQ is on (i.e. World War Two)

Step 2: Brainstorm all of the specific evidence you can for each of the headings on your own. If your teacher gave you some hints about the possible topics, then focus on those.

Step 3: Using your notes, textbook, and vocab, add in any specific evidence you missed. If you missed a lot in one section, focus on those terms.

Step 4: Use a highlighter or colored pencil to circle, highlight, box, underline, star, etc pieces of evidence that have similar ideas or connect to each other. This will help you think of categories!

Step 5: Do a quick review or have someone quiz you. Then GO TO SLEEP! You need to be fully rested!

And don’t worry, after your first couple, you’ll have FRQs down pat. Even though you’ll never grow to love them, be comforted in the fact that no one else does either.