<p>300th reply just for the hell of it…we’re owning the Math II and Bio threads lol</p>
<p>EDIT: Damn, missed it…</p>
<p>Aw man, community college courses suck…I feel your pain!</p>
<p>haha 21 page in less than 24 hours… keep em coming guys!</p>
<p>does ne1 remember any further q’s? I still haven’t found any wrongs on my end yet (though I’m not necessarily complaining)</p>
<p>Limestone and Acid rain was neutralization right?</p>
<p>think so, limestone is Ca(OH)2 or something and the OH combines with hydrogen to neutralize…i may have butchered that</p>
<p>how long did it take for you guys?
i finished it like 15 minutes early…
i get nervous with 85 chem questions and tend to do it so fast… :(</p>
<p>it was neutralization for limestone? i put oxidation. -_-;
i was gonna put neutralization but i was like… how can you neutralize something and make it melt down… stupid me…</p>
<p>what prep books did you guys use to prepare for this exam?</p>
<p>especially you princeton- wow! you still havent found any mistakes -.- thats amazing.
what prep book did you use?</p>
<p>Hey, I Have a question about the equilibrium question,
I realize some of you said its </p>
<p>I, and II.–but i just put 2</p>
<p>Yes, equilibrium was “I.” (observable properties constant)
^^that isn’t what defines equilibrium right? I mean, you can have no observable changes in a soution that ISNT at equilibrium too? IDk that was my reasoning, but I was debating this during the test.</p>
<p>I realize statement I is true of equilibrium questions, but it isn’t a characteristic that makes it necessarily equilibrium. IDK i may be wrong, can someone explain this to me?</p>
<p>i used barron’s and some practice tests and info from PR, macgrowhill and Kaplan… i think barron’s is better than any other books</p>
<p>it’s not exclusive to equilibrium, but it DOES completely encompass equilibrium</p>
<p>i omitted 2 and missed 5 that i’m aware of, so 770 about. Used Barrons..idk if it was a good idea, full of errors and it goes a bit too much into irrelevant things</p>
<p>uh, What’s full score cutoff?
I mean dont u guys think 2-3 wrong is too harsh?</p>
<p>Kaplan book gave ~80/85 the cutoff for 800</p>
<p>^ I really hope so. </p>
<p>Ivy_go I used up every spare second; I had precisely enough time to make sure I had bubbled in everything perfectly. lol.</p>
<p>I jumped to Barrons Practice Test 1, took it, then called and filed a complaint with the company on account of the ambiguity of their questions and the abundance of errors in their answers. After fuming over having wasted my time with that ■■■■■■■■ book, I tried SparkNotes. I was ready to burn it when I realized that the answers given for the practice tests (the big list of all the answers w/ no explanation) were different from the ones given with explanations. Then, I read that SparkNotes was done by Harvard students and realized the problem :P. This was all done on Thursday and Friday of the week of April 28th. Basically, my AP studying is all that really helped me :)!</p>
<p>yeah, same, i read an IB review book, and skimmed my class notes, took a few practice tests, and scanned an AP review book.</p>
<p>Lets make a consolidated list like all the other thread with the questions and answers with their topics.</p>
<p>for the acid & limestone question .. isn’t limestone CaCO3? which isn’t a base?</p>
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Goddamn I put oxidation. </p>
<p>I finished like 25 minutes early and took my sweet ass time checking (there were two i just flat out didn’t know but guessed…one is the limestone and the other is the O2 and O3 question)</p>