Best Chem SAT II prep book FOR PRACTICE TESTS?

<p>All I'm really interested in are the practice tests....so whose do you think are the most <em>helpful</em>? </p>

<p>I know that Barron's is harder than the real and that McGraw Hill's is easier....(btw, any more info regarding difficulty of various books' practice tests would be nice :).)</p>

<p>But as for which tests were the most <em>helpful in preparing</em>, which did you find was the case? (When I say a test is helpful, I mean through refreshing the subjects in your mind when you see specific questions that you might have forgotten about, + answer explanations for all.)</p>

<p>Also, if it helps any, I just took a couple PR and got around 740, then skimmed my AP chem notes, took a McGraw Hill's and got an 800 on MH. I plan to do the rest of the McGraw Hill's, but in case those really are too easy...does anyone else have any recommendations?</p>

<p>Thanks a lot!</p>

<p>I have McGraw, REA, Barrons, Kaplan, and Princeton Review.
Well these are my scores...
REA- I took 6. the highest I got was 640... and lowest was 510 i think. My average for the 6 tests were like 560 or something..
McGraw Hill- I took all 5 tests and the highest I got was 650 lowest was like 590. Average is about 630 or so.
Barrons-I took 2 tests so far. I got 640 on the first one and 680 on the 2nd one
Princeton Review- I took one yesterday and got a 690.
Kaplan- I'm going to take one today.</p>

<p>I'm in the same boat.
Barrons-680, 740
PR-740</p>

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<p>Ignore Kaplan. It sucks.</p>