SAT II Physics - book suggestions

Test Preparation
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<p>Well guys I did the november SAT test and the results were completely disastrous. 650 - writing, 700 maths IIc, and 670 - Physics. I dont really care about the writing so I decided that im gonna do maths and physics again in january.</p>

<p>Well about maths - i know that i didnt prepare well cos i underestimated the exam and spent only 1 or 2 days practising. Im actualy not worried about maths in any way. What really makes me panicking is the physics exam.</p>

<p>I knew that I still hadnt studied all the stuff at school so i bought the kaplan preparation book. I studied for a whole week and then did the practice tests. In the first one i got 770 and in the second one i got 780. When i went for the exam however I found the questions harder that those in the prep book (and i guess the lack of practice made me feel as if the last time I studied physics was a month ago). Soo i got that amazing result. I've never been a physics genius but i know I can reach the 800 (and im utterly sure I can do better than that bloody 670).</p>

<p>Can u plz give me any suggestions for a good practice book (physics only)? Does the kaplan actually cover all the stuff I need to know or i need a new book + practice? (Im sure that at least few of the questions in the november test asked about things that I never encountered in the kaplan)</p>

<p>Thanks in advance ... hope some1 can help.</p>

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<p>PR's Crack the SAT-II Physics is pretty good.</p>

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<p>If u had to choose between Barons' and princeton's which 1 would u get ?</p>

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<p>Baron's goes into a lot of random stuff and is kind of hard to understand. PR is like the same level as the test and goes over most of the stuff.</p>

<p>Read PR and Sparknotes first; i'd do Baron's only if you have extra time left over.</p>

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<p>thanks for the suggestion !!</p>