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I had form FK and here's what I thought.
Verbal: Not too bad. Passage on measuring the distances of galaxies through the use of the apparent brightness of stars was almost identical to a passage I read over in my Princeton Review course. I skipped the passage on the homeless people being former psychiatric patients released in the 1970s, I put all B's. I believe the passage had 10 questions (30-39) so perhaps this was an experimental passage as some other members have suggested.
Physical Scieneces: Pretty tough. First passage on pile-driver was easy but the second passge on gamma rays entering our atmosphere was ridiculous. I had the bridge passage and didn't think it was too bad. I said the forces on the bridge were tortional and vertical (I believe answer C). I have no idea if this is correct.
The Biological Scieneces: Ridiculous. I felt the most confident about this section going into the test but thought is was the most difficult. First passage on sankes was not bad. Felt good about passages on Statins. Orgo was very hard and I just finished taking Orgo this summer. Knew the Wittig rxn passage well but the passage of acetacylic acid was ridiculous. Those 3D drawing of the molecules threw me for a loop. These drawings were not used in the Orgo text I used (Wade) but have seen them in other texts (McMurry). The passage was very convoluted, I could not determine which C-O bond they were refering to as being trans to the caboxyl H. It had to be the ester portion of the molecule. If there was an experimental passage I suspect this one was it. The passage on stokes, glutamate, and NMDA receptors was not too bad. The Orgo passage on protien chemisty was an unpleasent surprise since we did not go over this in my Orgo class. Perhaps I'll learn more about this in Biochemisty. The passage on the artifically created lung machine was pretty tough and the passage on epinephrine and Agent X was ridiculous. I was hoping to have a passage on hormones since I have a good background in this subject but this passage was very hard.
In general, the free-standing questions were pretty easy on both science sections but the passages were hard.
If anyone took this form of the test or remembers any of the passages or questions discussed above I would hear what you thought about them
Verbal: Not too bad. Passage on measuring the distances of galaxies through the use of the apparent brightness of stars was almost identical to a passage I read over in my Princeton Review course. I skipped the passage on the homeless people being former psychiatric patients released in the 1970s, I put all B's. I believe the passage had 10 questions (30-39) so perhaps this was an experimental passage as some other members have suggested.
Physical Scieneces: Pretty tough. First passage on pile-driver was easy but the second passge on gamma rays entering our atmosphere was ridiculous. I had the bridge passage and didn't think it was too bad. I said the forces on the bridge were tortional and vertical (I believe answer C). I have no idea if this is correct.
The Biological Scieneces: Ridiculous. I felt the most confident about this section going into the test but thought is was the most difficult. First passage on sankes was not bad. Felt good about passages on Statins. Orgo was very hard and I just finished taking Orgo this summer. Knew the Wittig rxn passage well but the passage of acetacylic acid was ridiculous. Those 3D drawing of the molecules threw me for a loop. These drawings were not used in the Orgo text I used (Wade) but have seen them in other texts (McMurry). The passage was very convoluted, I could not determine which C-O bond they were refering to as being trans to the caboxyl H. It had to be the ester portion of the molecule. If there was an experimental passage I suspect this one was it. The passage on stokes, glutamate, and NMDA receptors was not too bad. The Orgo passage on protien chemisty was an unpleasent surprise since we did not go over this in my Orgo class. Perhaps I'll learn more about this in Biochemisty. The passage on the artifically created lung machine was pretty tough and the passage on epinephrine and Agent X was ridiculous. I was hoping to have a passage on hormones since I have a good background in this subject but this passage was very hard.
In general, the free-standing questions were pretty easy on both science sections but the passages were hard.
If anyone took this form of the test or remembers any of the passages or questions discussed above I would hear what you thought about them