No Periodic Table

[seefoz]

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How can you do well on the PCAT without a periodic table? Trends are easy to memorize, but I don't know where every element is located on the p-table, except for the most obvious like C, N, O and F... I don't want to waste time by trying to memorize the entire thing, but I can't answer half the practice questions from the Kaplan book I've been doing without a periodic table. The position of Cs in relation to Ba really matters in question of the greater EN, IE, radii, etc...

Thanks for you time! Any advice is appreciated, I'm so nervous about this upcoming test. The fact that there will be no periodic table or calculator really has me uneasy.