Passage scrolling?

[brandonh4]

Pretty obscure question, but on the real deal are you able to drag the passage so it fits the entire screen, as with e-mcat?

I find it makes a huge difference in my verbal reading. Thx

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[mcloaf]

Well the computer program is full screen, so you won't be dragging anything anyway. That being said, unless you have a balling test center the monitors will likely be pretty low resolution so scrolling is pretty much unavoidable.

 

[brandonh4]

Well the computer program is full screen, so you won't be dragging anything anyway. That being said, unless you have a balling test center the monitors will likely be pretty low resolution so scrolling is pretty much unavoidable.

I don't think I was specific enough. What I meant was, there's a passage side, and a questions side. They are divided by a scroll bar. In e-mcat, you can drag the passage side so it completely covers the questions. This makes it so you have to generally do less scrolling. I just wanted to know if you can do that in the real deal, or if the passage and questions are fixed where they are.

 

[misseskwee]

You can drag the passage side??? Why have I not seen this....

 

[brandonh4]

You can drag the passage side??? Why have I not seen this....

They don't list it in the tutorial, for the obvious reason that they want to generate a bell curve

In any case, the e-mcat website says:

"All of the features available on the actual MCAT exam can be found on e-MCAT Practice."

But I'm not sure if they would include this as a feature. Wanted to see if anyone attempted this on the actual test.