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Exam Crackers 1001 Questions In Mcat Chemistry Download

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Date 2023-12-20 16:23 -0800
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Subject Exam Crackers 1001 Questions In Mcat Chemistry Download
From Dulce Donten <dontendulce@gmail.com>

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"1001 Questions in MCAT Chemistry" provides practice questions in all chemistry topics coverd by the MCAT. The questions and explanations are designed to teach the student to think intuitively. Like the MCAT, conceptual thinking is encouraged while lengthy calculations are discouraged. Memorization of basic formulas is required, but usually will not, in itself, provide the fastest method to finding an answer. Questions are conveniently arranged by topic. Question difficult ranges from easy to very difficult. Questions are formatted exactly like the MCAT. Answers and explanations are provided in the back of the book.

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Leah4sci: Did you find that questions from the ExamKrackers practice exams were more or less difficult? Did they teach you to think or to overthink? Because one of the concerns with Kaplan is that students report having to overthink, which ends up hurting them on the real MCAT.
 Nayna: I think that ExamKrackers teaches you to think but not to overthink. For example, during the CARS section I was overthinking on their practice exam.
 I also thought Next Step was pretty good. Their Chem/Physics was pretty accurate. Their Psychology section was very close to the real MCAT.
 I found that the Bio on the Next Step was a little bit easier than the real MCAT. I felt the Bio section on the real MCAT was pretty intense.

Hey Leah! So right now I am a sophomore in college and I was wondering what are the most useful MCAT books to buy? I am torn between the exam crackers and the Princeton review because although I like the images and colorful material of the exam crackers some of the subjects I need to reteach myself and I heard that they do not go in depth. Also, as a beginning what prep book do you think would also be useful to start off studying with?

Zara: You must ALWAYS review your practice exams to learn from your mistakes. Every exam takes a different length of time to review depending on how many questions/concepts you miss. Expect to devote a few days to a full week for exam review

One of the bulkier texts that will cover content needed to do well on this portion of the exam. Contains good passages and practice exams to help retain content, must differ slightly from the style of the AAMC.TPR's full resource packages include thousands of practice passages and questions, as well as full lengths. Good if you have the funds to purchase complete online access, and the time to do extensive content review.

TPR Gen Chem will cover all of the content you need to know for the exam, in depth. TPR's full resource packages include thousands of practice passages and questions, as well as full lengths. Good if you have the funds to purchase complete online access.



KA's C/P is heavy on calculations, oftentimes going beyond the scope of the MCAT, but is good for reinforcing foundational concepts in chemistry and physics. If you can't solve many of the problems, don't fret, because you most likely won't find problems of that difficulty on the exam. Not a bad idea to do some problems, but do not focus too much time here, because the MCAT contains far less C/P questions than it once did.

Kaplan Physics will teach you every formula you need to know for the MCAT, and then some. Good for someone learning the material for the first time, or who needs to do heavy content review. The calculations in some of the in-text questions and discretes are beyond the scope of the MCAT, but nevertheless do a good job on preparing you for the calculations you will need to do on the exam. The discretes at the end of the chapter are good for content retention, but do not closely mimic discretes on the actual MCAT. This last fact goes for the entirety of Kaplan's 7-subject review set.
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