Analyzing & Interpreting Lit

[ShotoJuku]

I wanted to get some of your opinions. I have been studying for US History I and have scheduled the test for Friday (5 days away). In reading through some posts, it seems to be that many of you feel that the CLEP A&I Lit. exam is fairly easy to pass with minimal amounts of preparation.

My questions is this - Do you feel that if I study a couple of hours a day for the next 4 days I SHOULD be able to pass the A&I Lit. exam? I am trying to knock out a bunch of elective credits, and 6 credits would be a big boost. I feel like I could prepare for it in the given time, as I just took ENG112 in my traditional college classroom, and we did a great deal of A&I Lit. I have also confirmed that it does not conflict with ENG112. I would love to walk out of there with 9 total credits!!!

What are your opinions? Also, I have a few study materials, but any recommendations are welcomed.

Thanks in advance!!!

[SIZE="3"][COLOR="Navy"]The A&I exam is not particularly difficult per se, however the exam can get away from you in terms of time constraints. It seems that the allotted 90 minutes just seems to fly faster than most of exams because of having to read, and re-read most passages looking for the correct feeling, inflection, thought, or meanings sought.

I made sure that I could meet and beat the clock (and pass too) via practice exams. Once confident - I sat the exam and passed with several minutes to spare.

It's really a question as to how quickly and accurately you can A&I the passages; perhaps try a sample or two first - GOOD LUCK!![/COLOR][/SIZE]