<p>I am a junior and taking three subject tests this Saturday:</p>
<p>Math 2
Literature
Physics</p>
<p>I’m taking a Physics course right now - conceptual Physics with some math. My teacher gave me the 2003-4 PR book, and to be honest it is pretty difficult!</p>
<p>1) Do I need to remember all the formulas?
2) If I am having trouble with this book, will I do bad? Will reviewing for a week be sufficient for a 700+?</p>
<p>3) For Math 2 and Literature - these are the “main” two subject tests colleges look for, right?
4) I am taking a Pre-Calc. Honors class right now, how much preparation do I need to get a 700+?
5) How hard is the Literature?</p>
<p>I can help with a couple of your questions:</p>
<p>For the physics test, you need to know formulas but not constants. It’s largely conceptual, so the fact that you’re taking a conceptual physics course shouldn’t hurt you too much. Any calculations you will need to do will be simple.</p>
<p>In the PR book, are you having trouble with the practice problems at the end of each chapter or with the practice tests? I think the problems after each section are supposed to be more challenging than the actual test; at least, they’ve been harder than the sample CB questions I’ve seen. Try the questions on the CB website and see how you do.</p>
<p>Literature is considered the hardest subject test to get a high score on; only 1% of test-takers get an 800.</p>