<p>Who’s ready? All I gotta do is finish the last third of Atkins’ study guide and do the last 11 yrs multiple choice as well as the last 6 years of free response and labs and I’m set.</p>
<p>I’m thinking about 50 for the MC, about 85% of the FRQ and most of the points for the lab will be enough for camp. Thoughts?</p>
<p>My teacher told my classmate and I (we’re both going) that we shouldn’t study too much, because it will be pointless; we haven’t covered many of the topics yet. I’m going to try to really learn the stuff that I know, but I don’t have time to self-study new topics… I’m already overloaded with the stuff we’re doing ALREADY for Chem!</p>
<p>I’m proud of even qualifying, though. My teacher said I’m the first girl to ever qualify in our school =)</p>
<p>LOL of course you should study. Do a brief review today or tomorrow and then do practice tests tomorrow and friday.</p>
<p>when do you people take this test? I have mine tomorrow and (with 5 APs and 2 SAT things) had no time to study for it… at all… crap. Can people retake the local exams the next year or is this a one time kind of thing? Maybe I’ll try again next year…</p>
<p>I just did a practice test and got 40/60 (on MC). I don’t know how good or bad that is… but it’s good enough for me. Like I said before, there’s a LOT of stuff that we haven’t covered yet, and I have a chem pset due tomorrow, anyway. I’m going to concentrate on doing well on that =)</p>
<p>Lol, that’s not too shabby. If you do just as well (get 67 points) on the free response, then I doubt you should do worse than top 50.</p>
<p>I’m still holding to my cut-offs for camp tho: 50/85</p>
<p>When I checked my answers, it was INCREDIBLY obvious which sections we’ve done, and which ones we haven’t. I got all of the electrochemistry and isomer questions wrong… but at least -I- know that I understand the material that my class has covered =)</p>
<p>I guess it’s now time to cram and try to learn about optical isomers and electrochemical cells.</p>