TPR Practice Test D... ugh

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For those of you that have taken the MCAT and the Princeton Review course already, how hard was TPR Practice Test D (in that book they give you) compared to AAMC IV, V, and the real thing? I haven't done the latter three yet, but I found the verbal on D to be a lot longer (several in excess of 90 lines) and harder than anything I had done up to that point... it was sort of upsetting, because I had been doing reasonably well on verbal practice passages up to this point.
 
Yes the TPR ABCD tests are supposed to be much harder than the AAMC practice test so don't worry. Usually the AAMC IV and V are the best indicators on how you will do on the real thing.
 
I thought Practice test A,B,C were hard, but reasonable. However, Test D was impossible, especially verbal.
 
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