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practice that and you should be getting 100% on hole punching.

for pattern folding just practice over and over and you'll get the hang of it
 
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practice that and you should be getting 100% on hole punching.

for pattern folding just practice over and over and you'll get the hang of it

woh!!! you made this looks so easy. God bless u for, did you hav a time table on how u studied. and if u hav any other tips pls help, once more thanks
 
I'm studying right now and will be taking it in two weeks. You need to watch all of Chad's videos and take good notes, while reading through barons Ap Biology. Then go through destroyer one once. Then go back and only watch Chad's videos- you should be able to finish all of them in four days. Two days for gen- do the quizzes after each group- like watch group 1 chem videos then go back and do all the quizzes. Then after 4 days- go back through all of destroyer and start going through ferrali's notes to review. Then purchase bootcamp and do all 5 exams and go take your test.
 
woh!!! you made this looks so easy. God bless u for, did you hav a time table on how u studied. and if u hav any other tips pls help, once more thanks

Hey obn, you Crack the DAT PAT will give you all the basic strategies to do well on each section, so I suggest getting that. However, it's a little easy, so like Future said, get bootcamp as well. Also, I've heard good things about Topscore.

If you have any questions, feel free to PM me too!
 
Generally you want to match up colors and shapes with adjacent faces if at all possible. Knowing the proportions of the shape and some degree of visualization is necessary as well. Unfortunately, the best strategy for them is just practice, practice, practice. I suggest mastering DAT Bootcamp's PAT - will help you loads, and they offer way better explanations.