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How do you guys approach experimental passages??
Are you talking passages that discuss an experiment or the experimental passages they use the test takers for guinea pigs?NewtonBohr said:How do you guys approach experimental passages??
Passages that discuss an experiment....BrettBatchelor said:Are you talking passages that discuss an experiment or the experimental passages they use the test takers for guinea pigs?
NewtonBohr said:Passages that discuss an experiment....
BrettBatchelor said:Are you talking passages that discuss an experiment or the experimental passages they use the test takers for guinea pigs?
Teerawit said:NOT on the MCAT...
HunterGatherer said:I know this off topic but wanted to address some incorrect info:
How does the MCAT get test questions?
A large pool of content experts writes the items. New items are included in each administration of the MCAT as "field test" questions. Field test questions are not scored, but they are assessed for their performance and, if they are approved, are used on a future MCAT.
http://www.aamc.org/students/mcat/about/faqs.htm
Yes.Teerawit said:So let me get this straight....say on BS, some of the 77 questions will be experimental? So why would the practice exams be scaled out of 77 questions? If there were 10 experimental questions, and I got all of them wrong, then there's still potential to get a 15 scaled score on that section?
BrettBatchelor said:Yes.
The practice exams are out of 77 to keep your stamina since you don't know which is experimental.
Sorry. Yes some of the 77 questions are experimental. Yes you can miss all of the experimental questions and still get a 15. There are 77 on pts to mimic the real deal. Most of the AAMC published tests to my knowledge are real passages spliced.Teerawit said:Can you please clarify which of my questions "yes" answers? I wanna get everything straight...your answer was a vague response to my questions, sorry
BrettBatchelor said:There are 77 on pts to mimic the real deal. Most of the AAMC published tests to my knowledge are real passages spliced.