Haha, Thank you!
To be honest none of the practice exams I took were in particular close to the real thing,
But I would say Topscore was the closest for sciences, There was one problem taken exactly from the 2009 practice exam in the bio section. but the rest of it was nothing like 2009 or 2007.
It was just a really weird test.
And yea, for my PAT, CDP was more than enough, the images on CDP were actually better than the real exam. If you can score where I was, I think you will be more than prepared,
I used the Line of Symmetry method for hole punches, and making a row 0-5 and counting all the cubes before answering the questions for that image. point mehod is great for sharp angles (basically instead of focusing on the actual angle, just look which figure is the sharpest looking (thats the smallest one).
RC = TopScore was really good practice for my test, I used S&D for the whole thing. Achiever is ridiculous, I didn't bother to do the last one for RC. also stick with computer based RC, paper is too different in terms of functionality. ( I had the 2007/2009 printed copy)
I did a practice test every other test leading up to the exam, switching off between achiever and Top Score, and I did a PAT everyday either from CDP or achiever. and constantly reviewed notecards in between everyhting,
*NOTECARDS are a must for the whole process, I though I wouldn't need them, but there's just so much information, you will start to forget as you study, so any iffy topics, or any problem you get wrong goes on a card, I reviewed these while walking to classes, and any free time I had.
I deleted facebook, No talking to friends haha, nothing, just sat in my room, all day everyday. My visions actually gotten a little worse from this whole process haha.
Last but not least, the QR section calculator sucks haha, it does the job, but it lags out, I was pushing the same number 2-3 times to get it to register sometimes, also its so small i couldn't tell the equal sign from the minus sign.