u/UnChickenWing

Trying to collect a few audiobooks for my friends birthday coming, so if you see multiple posts from me that’s why lol

I don’t have the money for audible right now, and I just want to finish the serious T-T

I literally just got a Samsung mini tablet (SM-T210R to be specific) since someone was giving it away for free. Obviously, this is an older device, so I didn’t expect too much to run, but I’m not even able to fully log into a Google account or use the internet even when connected to my homes WiFi. Is there any possible way that I could, at the very least, get access to the internet and access websites? Any help is appreciated, so thank you in advance!

I know that most people take it their junior year, then a retake early senior year (atleast that’s what most of my Googling and conversations with friends have been), but junior years been rough for me. I’ve been focused more on AP’s than anything, and didn’t even think about SAT’s. I’ve been told to take the SAT for the first in, like, August (when I’m a senior), but I realistically don’t know if I can study and practice enough over the summer to not get a bad score. The only type of “practice” I’ve done for the SAT is my schools mandatory practice, which I got an 1100 on. Should I take it in August, or just bank on a getting a really good score towards the end of my senior year, with practice over the year? Any help/advice is appreciated, so thank you in advance!

Sorry if this isn’t on topic or has been answered— from my searching, I haven’t found anything! I’m prepping for the AP Music Theory exam on the 11th, and I’m trying to find College Board official FRQ’s for melodic and harmonic dictation (since that’s the thing I’m worst at lol). The best I’ve found is sample responses from 2023-2025, but without the audio prompt to actually practice. Is there anyway for me, as a student, to access past years FRQ’s through official or non-official means? Any help is appreciated, so thank you in advance!