@DaRedGod has inspired me to give y'all updates on how my AP tests went, but since I'm too lazy to make it a book, I'll just make it an announcement (and also just for this year because I took 5 this year and 3 last year and I don't have the energy to write about 8 tests). Also, for those of you who don't know what AP classes are, they stand for Advanced Placement classes and they're basically advanced versions of different subjects that you can get a GPA bump for. You take a test in May on this subject that's given by this organization called the College Board, and they all have a certain format. You get a certain score out of 5 depending on how you did, which you'll get in July, and you can choose to share these with colleges for college credit. Now then, onto the scores! (I might make these 2 comments because I took way too many this year-)
If you want some more details on format, go check out @DaRedGod 's book on his AP tests, since we actually took almost all of the same AP's. He took AP Physics I this year, but it's the same format as the AP Physics II test, just different topics.
AP Physics 2 - I'll be honest, this was the most mid AP test I've ever taken. It was so middle of the road that I couldn't even tell you what I think I got. The MCQ's were alright, two of my FRQ's were great and two were bad, so it's a straight up 50/50. I'm thinking maybe a 4 on this since the curve is pretty good, I was also aiming for a 4 so this seems realistic.
APUSH - APUSH my beloved, I loved this class so much, and considering that I got a 5 on AP World, APUSH seems pretty great as well. The DBQ was the most beautiful piece of literature I've ever written (no exaggeration), and I used both of my secret weapons on it (Heimler's History and Hamilton). Granted, the MCQ's weren't as easy as AP World, but I think I managed to get a 5, possibly a 4 if I messed up on certain parts.