<p>Or is the practice Bio SAT II Test in the Blue Book EXTREMELY hard?</p>
<p>Not really, they were actually easier for me than the real thing. I scored about the same on the real as in BB</p>
<p>No, actually the one in the Blue Book is extremely easy compared to the actual. The practice test has really easy common-sense based questions and doesn’t require much knowledge outside of Barron’s, but the actual test was fairly tricky and there was some information that Barron’s and PR didn’t cover</p>
<p>Oh. The first matching set on the practice test really tripped me up because the PR book failed to cover all the plant parts.</p>
<p>The one about the embryos … don’t even get me started. Horribly written question.</p>
<p>Get Barron’s. Barron’s has all of the diagrams you’ll need. Seriously. I decided to go with PR instead of Barron’s the first time around and so I didn’t study the diagram of the eye at all… which may have contributed to the 690 I got (I retook and got an 800 thank goodness lol.)</p>
<p>But yeah. All of the practice tests I’ve taken for the SAT II were much easier than the real thing, and I agree. Sometimes I feel like questions are worded awkwardly.</p>
<p>I didn’t think it was hard at all, actually. Review Barron’s thoroughly (and Cliff’s if you really want an 800), and it’ll seem like a breeze. My raw score for that practice test was 79/80, and I finished with 10 or so minutes to spare.</p>
<p>If you can score 650+ on Barron’s, you should be set for a 750+ on the actual test.</p>
<p>I seriously flunked that Blue Book test. I want to chalk it up to the fact that I was drowsy during the test, but no excuses. Time to start raising Cain on practice tests.</p>