AAMC CARS Q-Pack #1

[Mr.IceHockey]

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Hey all. So I just did the first Q pack for CARs from AAMC. I got a 71% average accuracy, which for the first Q pack is decent I think(??).

But, my question is, how can I maximize my time when reviewing the answers I got wrong? Its not like C/P where I can review a concept and go "oh, I needed to know that formula, let me do a few practice problems testing that".

What I am asking is, when I am reviewing, how can I understand why I got the question wrong and move on, besides just trying to memorize the question explanations.

 

[pms_testosterone]

Try to identify patterns in what kind of questions you got wrong. For example, do you get a lot of those "reasoning beyond the text" questions wrong? Or do you miss questions that ask you to pick out a detail in the text? etc.
But yeah, that's an alright score, don't worry too much.

 

[Mr.IceHockey]

good point, I keep forgetting that questions are broken down into question types. Thanks!

 

[Mr.IceHockey]

Try to identify patterns in what kind of questions you got wrong. For example, do you get a lot of those "reasoning beyond the text" questions wrong? Or do you miss questions that ask you to pick out a detail in the text? etc.
But yeah, that's an alright score, don't worry too much.

Okay wait, now I have a question: how do I improve for each question type?