Have some free PAT Problems on me [Hole Punching]

[DrTacoElf]

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Post up your answers guys, these are 2 of the tougher ones i have run into 😀

Problem 57

Problem 59

 

[Blackstars]

#57 should be E. I don't know about the other one. By the where are you getting these pat questions from.

 

[DrTacoElf]

Topscore 🙂

 

[Blackstars]

Is my answer correct?

 

[DrTacoElf]

Is my answer correct?

Yes good job picking up the fact that the holes are punched on the crease.

 

[Blackstars]

When are you taking the test. I'm working on the General chem section. I've being getting horrible scores in gen chem.

 

[DrTacoElf]

June 28th at noon, Gen chem is all about working problems especailly with acid/base, solutions, kintics, thermo and gasses.

 

[Blackstars]

What did you use to study for General chem?

 

[DrTacoElf]

kaplan blue book + kaplan course problems from MCAT book (i had a friend who took the course) i'm certainly not a master but i can get 19+ on gen chem usually.

 

[Sk8aBull]

ummm I think 57 is C and 59 is E, actually...

 

[DrTacoElf]

ummm I think 57 is C and 59 is E, actually...

yes correct, i meant to say 59 was E (disregard above)

 

[HBomb]

Post up your answers guys, these are 2 of the tougher ones i have run into 😀

Problem 57

Problem 59

Let me share a Kaplan technique that really, really works. It is quite simple. The answer will ALWAYS follow a line of symmetry along the first fold. I don't know if it's in the Kaplan Blue Book, but it is definitely something covered in the class. It's a bit difficult to explain in words on the forum other than that "it follows a line of symmetry along the first fold," so I hope you can make sense out of that statement alone.

Based on that in 57, you can eliminate: A, B, E
In 59, you can eliminate: A, C, D

You can do that part of the elimination very, very fast. Now all you have to do is choose the correct answer between the remaining 2 answer choices. Much easier, right?