SAT II Question - Help Simba!

bsbllallstr8
Thu, 10 Mar 2005 21:36:30 +0000

physics SAT II is a pretty simple test and it has a nice curve. With only a few hours (roughly 10) of prep I got an 800, and had not had AP physics, that was going to start the next month. I liked the kaplan book, It seemed to give pretty accurate questions to the real one. Everyone else says kaplan was easy, so maybe I just got an easy test from ETS, who knows. I used princeton review a tad also… but it seemed way to hard for a subject test, so I dropped it.

umm…

Someone up there said that the test is mostly equations… I dont think that is the case. I think it is more understanding the theory behind everything physical. I didnt study equations, although I know most of them. I just knew how to apply the theory to the questions asked.

How to study: Lots and lots of practice questions/tests… get used to the typed of questions they ask, kaplan is good for that, 3 or 4 practice tests right there. On the actual test I felt like I had done but 5 or 10 of the questions before.