The AP physics test was bullshit

[MADr.]

if anyone asks me to write out how to find a runner's acceleration with 11 students and a starter pistol im going to say you have the runner kick the students in the ass as hard as he can and measure how high they go.

 

[sniper_6]

dude that one was so easy. but at the end i wrote "with luck, the kid with the starting pistol will shoot the runner and we wont have to do this experiment at all"

 

[rssmn25]

^are you serious? haha

and im reporting u all to the office of testing integrity

j/k haha

 

[rssmn25]

i thought it was hard but i think i got a 4

 

[MADr.]

you know how it asks you to draw a picture?

well i drew one stick dude with a pistol aimed at a line of the other 10 kids on the sideline.

 

[dman1260]

quit whining, wait till you get to college and every test is as hard or harder than an AP test. At least then we won't have to listen to you bitch about it cause you'll be busy studying all day just to pass.

 

[Elijah.]

how about you find something other to do other than fuck yourself in the ass?

haha loser

 

[Schoening]

shit dude hahaha thats sucha hard question. whats the real answer?

 

[petek]

In my school AP meant advanced placement, so i thats what my response will be to.

Mine a few years ago was fucking BRUTAL. It was on a saturday morning, I thought they were joking so I showed up REALLY hung over to get a few laughs. A few days later, my teacher informally told me to stay after class and said that I made a mockery of modern physics and she was really disapointed in me. I thought my jokes were clever because there was no fucking way I could solve those problems in grade 11. True story, that same week I lost all value from a fetal pig lab because I didnt show a professional work ethic (I chopped off his head and put it on a harpoon to get easy access to the brain, me and my partner left for 10 seconds and the teacher thought we were mutilating it. Then in chemistry I got into a big debate with the teacher over whether solid hydrogen is actually a metal in theory. But being a closed minded individual he said it was impossible for hydrogen to be a solid, when on Space the exploration station they said there was evidence of solid hydrogen near the "core" of gas planet Jupiter.

I never looked back when I left the field of natural sciences. that 1 week may have changed my career.