<p>Bump-- anyone have anything else to say about this test?</p>
<p>Anyone remember the question about magnetic flux? It gave points A, B, C, D, and E in a field and asked which one had the greatest amount of flux through it.</p>
<p>Also-- for the water/bird problem, I think it was that the bird was closer? I just took a glass of water, held my pencil on the other side and it seemed closer than it actually was.</p>
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<p>-bird is higher</p>
<p>Bird is definitely higher. Is the magnetic flux you are talking about the one where the points move in clockwise in a circle? I put E for that</p>
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That’s the magnetic flux one. I don’t quite know if I got it right (I dont think I did lol) but can anyone still shed some light on what the right answer would be?</p>
<p>and where can I find more practice tests for the SAT II? I used the official collegeboard one, the two PR tests, and the three sparknotes tests. any ideas?</p>
<p>ill be really sad if i dont get in the 700s for this test. i always tend to get lower than i expect and this year im applying to college =[</p>
<p>for anyone who has taken the physics sat in the past… do you think this will be a more harsh or more lenient curve?</p>