Old exams

[Samiamm]

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Does anyone know of a good place on the internet that has old college exams (just for chemistry right now)

 

[moneytree]

Does anyone know of a good place on the internet that has old college exams (just for chemistry right now)

👎 Use Google.

Try Course Hero.

 

[cheechootrain]

Usually the book's website has practice tests you can use to study off from.

 

[Samiamm]

👎 Use Google.

Try Course Hero.

I used google, I found some finals, I'm looking for chapters though

 

[moneytree]

I used google, I found some finals, I'm looking for chapters though

Your first post says "exams." Finals are exams. Chapters are in your textbook? 😕

 

[deleted303591]

Chemistry Worksheets http://misterguch.brinkster.net/pra_solutionworksheets.html

Try google

Example: "General Chemistry" AND "Science Majors" AND "practice exam" site:*.edu

If you copy and paste this in to google, it will return websites with the extension .edu, that has "General Chemistry", "Science Majors" and "Practice Exam" ALL on the SAME webpage.

Also do a "basic search" on scribd.com

 

[Samiamm]

Your first post says "exams." Finals are exams. Chapters are in your textbook? 😕

Exams that go by chapters like maybe a ch 1-3 exam, and so on

 

[Samiamm]

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Also do a "basic search" on scribd.com

Wow, thanks man, exactly what I was looking for

 

[Samiamm]

Lol too bad you have to pay

 

[deleted303591]

Lol too bad you have to pay

On a Windows computer you have two options for getting it for "free".

The printscreen function on your keyboard OR using a screencapture tool.

Option 1

1. Press the printscreen key (when you have the page you want filling up the screen), which is around the delete key.

2. Open up MS Paint

3. Paste

4. Crop the image so only the Scribd page shows up

5. Save the file

Option 2

1. Get a free screencapture tool off of sourceforge.net

2. take a screenshot of the page and clip it

3. save the file

 

[Samiamm]

They must've changed it if you haven't been there in a while, they don't allow you to view the entire doc, just portions