<p>what did you think?</p>
<p>i did the kaplan book so i thought it was easy… except i already know i got one problem wrong … i had left it blank but then last moment i just decided to randomly guess… and tadaa wrong answer.</p>
<p>wasn’t too bad, took E instead of M at last minute and don’t reallly know why…anyone remember answers?</p>
<p>we can’t discuss answers until later</p>
<p>i though it was pretty easy except for a select few questions. E seemed very straight forward.</p>
<p>took M… what was the food chain one with the kyotes (sp?)… it started with grass and ended with fleas right</p>
<p>yes that is what i got.
i thought the set of questions on the lactose graph was exceedingly difficult</p>
<p>i decided to choose at the last moment b/c last night when i took my final 2 practice tests, e was only lower than m by like 20-30 points and it looks better because of the percentiles… and then i looked through the test and got confused… and plus the proctors in my room were uberstrict… and i wasn’t sure if i was allowed to like change which test to take after seeing the questions… grr anyone know like when we’re allowed to discuss specific questions?</p>
<p>i got that for the fleas/seeds too… wasn’t sure what fleas ate…
yeah the molecular section was a bit… weird… i thought it’d be more of like direct questions with like one lab experiment…
and tsk tsk… discussing answers?</p>
<p>oh lighten up… freedom of speech *****</p>
<p>the M was a pain in the ass… I didn’t want to read through it… anyone remember any other questions?</p>
<p>Fleas are like saprophytes, they eat decaying matter (hence placed at the end, with seeds at the beginning), which would be the dead coyote, which was the correct answer.</p>
<p>I did better on E during the practice tests, however chose M today, looked much more familiar. (looked at the 1st question for E. . . polyploidy? ***?)</p>
<p>I remember a lot of the questions at this moment, we need to do this now, or do it on AIM (holla)</p>
<p>Left 4 blank, how about you guys?</p>
<p>One that I’m really dying to know is, what is a mushroom most closely related to?
oak tree
bacterium
yeast
moss
something else</p>
<p>what’d you guys put??</p>
<p>i think it was yeast b/c it’s a fungi?? wait, is it? lol what about the one about conceiving and fertitily?</p>
<p>I put yeast.</p>
<p>Yeah I wasn’t sure between yeast/moss, because moss is multicelluar, like fungi, yeast is single-celled, moss creates spores like the fungi and has haploid/diploid reproduction, while yeast simply reproduces by binary fission.</p>
<p>Argh</p>
<p>I think in PR it had the exact same question on one of the tests and it was yeast…</p>
<p>I always over-think these problems damn . . maybe i’ll have to cancel ;(</p>
<p>lets see, did anyone do the question on Molecular about testing to see if the RNA protein is produced before creating galactisodase? what’d you guys put . . i said add rna inhibiting just before adding lactose</p>
<p>yeah, because moss is a bryophyte plant… even if it has similarities… and mold is a fungi… shrugs.</p>
<p>i put before adding glucose</p>
<p>you mean lactose?</p>
<p>yettthiiiir</p>
<p>yeah, that’s what i put too</p>