Plans: Two

I've decided to review some of the multiple choice section since those give me the most trouble. I'm not too particularily worried about the essay portion of the test.
The quote used for the journal topic is inspirational but it's hard to stick to. A person with low motivation surely wouldn't take the author's words into account. I certainly wouldn't. And I guess that is where I have to change my thinking before taking the AP test.

Geezuz, that timer on Preston's page surely did creep up on us.

3 Essay Questions for Macbeth

Cheesy essay questions, I know.

1. Explain the reasons for Macbeth's rise and fall of his 'king' career. How did this affect the story? (Use at least two literary techiniques to demonstrate your point).

2.  Write an essay in which you will explain the theme of "Macbeth" by Shakespeare. Make references to the play and also use at least three literary techniques.

3. Why is Macbeth considered to be both the protagonist and as well as the antagonist of the play? Support your claims with quotes/events.

Crunch Time-- it's time to go

I don't have much of a plan, honestly.
I'll probably, PROBABLY study.
For the obvious reason, of course. I don't want the $79 bucks to go to a waste.
I'm pretty sure those companies make a lot of money anyway.

Back to the topic::
I'll review some vocabulary words and analyze some poetry later on the day.

Doesn't sound like a much of a plan.