02-20-2009, 09:48 AM
which is easier , Am. Lit. or A & I Lit ? i can't decide which to take , need feedback from those who have taken it and what did you use to study with ? thanks
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02-20-2009, 10:00 AM
I have taken both. I took A&I as my first Clep. I used the practice test in one of those big Clep study guide books, and used Wikipedia to look up what I missed. It was the very easiest Clep for me- mainly reading a literature or poetry sample and answering reading comprehension questions about it.
For American Lit, I read the book The Idiots Guide to American Literature, and read through the feedback forum on the topic. I should also add that English and Literature were my strongest High School subjects (though that was 15 years ago) and that I have been an avid reader all my life. I would recommend A & I as the easier test.
Morgan
Passed Analyzing and Interpreting Literature 76 Humanities 76 English Literature 68 Intro. to Psychology 64 Information Systems and Computer Applications 62 US History 1 52 US History 2 64 American Government 50 Intro. to Sociology 64 English Comp. With Essay 69 American Literature 71 Western Civ 1 70 Upcoming Human Growth & Development College Mathematics Western Civ 2 Intro. to Educational Psychology 
02-20-2009, 10:12 AM
mondragon Wrote:Which is easier , Am. Lit. or [SIZE="5"]A & I Lit [/SIZE]? You may want to use the REA book; I did.
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02-20-2009, 11:36 AM
Was the Idiot's Guide helpful for someone who is not as well read? I gave up and tried something else, because of so many direct quotes from books!
Kezzi
02-20-2009, 11:57 AM
Kez Wrote:Was the Idiot's Guide helpful for someone who is not as well read? I gave up and tried something else, because of so many direct quotes from books! For Am Lit.....YES!!!!
ShotoJuku +
A.S., B.S., M.S., MBA IC Forums Senior Super Moderator Passing It On & Paying It Forward To All Just Starting or Completing Their Educational Journey! Shoto's Passing Your Exam Advice Here ---> http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...#post59179 God Bless The USA :patriot:
02-20-2009, 12:45 PM
Kez Wrote:Was the Idiot's Guide helpful for someone who is not as well read? I gave up and tried something else, because of so many direct quotes from books! I would say yes, it is great for anyone prepping for the Am Lit test.
Morgan
Passed Analyzing and Interpreting Literature 76 Humanities 76 English Literature 68 Intro. to Psychology 64 Information Systems and Computer Applications 62 US History 1 52 US History 2 64 American Government 50 Intro. to Sociology 64 English Comp. With Essay 69 American Literature 71 Western Civ 1 70 Upcoming Human Growth & Development College Mathematics Western Civ 2 Intro. to Educational Psychology
02-20-2009, 02:58 PM
I've taken both and thought the A&I lit was definitely easier than Am Lit.
 Cleps:Introduction Business Law 65 Principles of Management 70 Principles of Marketing 71 A&I Literature 68 American Lit 59 Educational Psychology 68 Social sciences & history 65 Western Civilization I 64 What lies before us and what lies behind us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. |
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