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I apologize if this question has been already answered. I want to know what your thoughts are on reviewing after doing the passages in the Berkely Review, especially chemistry.
Once you review all of the questions and decide on why you got the question wrong, what do you do to fix your weaknesses? For example, in the stoichiometry section, I was really pressed for time although I did well on the passages. What would be a good way to tackle that problem?
What if I notice I'm getting questions focused on reactions types wrong all the time? or even FSQ's?
If I have to practice doing more problems like these, what is the best source?
Once you review all of the questions and decide on why you got the question wrong, what do you do to fix your weaknesses? For example, in the stoichiometry section, I was really pressed for time although I did well on the passages. What would be a good way to tackle that problem?
What if I notice I'm getting questions focused on reactions types wrong all the time? or even FSQ's?
If I have to practice doing more problems like these, what is the best source?