<p>i got owned pretty badly on that test, i thought a lot of it was difficult. i didn't know how to do one of the synthesis problems at all (the one with Br at the sides of the chain). </p>
<p>multiple choice went pretty badly as well, i left a significant amount blank.</p>
<p>I did like EXTREMELY bad and feel like total ****. I left like 2 synthesis problems blank which is like 25 points right there!!! Damn and I spent like a week studying easy questions and these beastly questions come along!!! Why does he have to make it so hard and long!!</p>
<p>some of those multiple choice questions were ****ing ■■■■■■■■. i heard frechet is the professor who puts most useless “fact” questions on the test. pederson supposedly just tests on content alone.</p>
<p>i walked out of Midterm #1 feeling pretty good and got a good grade, but i walked out of MT#2 feeling really bad, so i probably did pretty badly as well. freakin a.</p>
<p>Yeah, it seems like we just didn’t have enough time to figure out some of the synthesis problems. And i don’t think Frechet realized how much time we would have to spend on the multiple choice, a lot of those problems required you to write out the synthesis and mechanisms anyway. </p>
<p>I guess we’ll wait till next week to see what the average is. I’m hope there’s a nice curve, last year the midterm was 45% i heard, so if it stays around there, it should be pretty fair.</p>
<p>lol i was looking for a “zero” (no direct bonding between the H and the leaving halide lol) option for that multiple choice question cuz it was worded confusingly.</p>