SAT II Question - Help Simba!

unclefeezus1
Thu, 10 Mar 2005 14:16:50 +0000

I guess it would be harder for him to take the SAT II without an honors physics background- but studying for the physics SAT, especially if it comes naturally to you, is pretty simple. Also, if your son has an intuitive grasp of physics, he can probably create most of the equations in his head based on common sense, just knowing the relationships between certain things.

The easiest thing to do now would be to flip though an SAT II physics practice book and do slight reviewing, and then take a practice one. See how much studying he needs to do.