how helpful was the ACS review book for the ACS O Chem test?
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I took the test about 10 years ago, but the review was pretty good then- Evidently it is still the choice review book, and they try to gear it for the test.
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No, but go to Borders or Barnes and Nobles and go to the "Reference" section. They have great books there, with tips and practice tests and stuff.
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the A+ exam (PC Technician Certification) book I used was by Mike Meyers and Scott Jernigan. lots of ilistrations and I passed the test on the first try.the name of the book was: A+ Guide to managing and troubleshooting PC's\n\n-Doc-
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Buy a book or try http://www.bjupress.com/services/testing/academic_testing/olsat.html
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I just took one of those a couple of weeks ago.  And to be honest, I wrote it in one hour instead of two and I think I got a hundred percent.\n\nIn this exam there were 5 types of questions.  I will tell you about them and then give a link to a test very similar to the one I wrote.  I suspect that the test you are going to write will be quite similar.\n\nType 1- Word definitions.  They give a word and then 4 choices of that the real definition might be.  Only one is closest.\n\nType 2- Number sequences.  They give a string of numbers and you are supposed to look at them, discern the pattern, and give the next number in logical sequence. \n\nType 3- Math problems.  They give you some conditions and ask you to figure out a problem.  Here is one common type:\nJim has a 100-gallon tank of gas.  He fills 3 identical tanks and has 25 gallons left.  How big were the tanks he filled? [It's not hard!]\n\nType 4- Logical puzzles.  They give you some information, enough to solve the questions if you combine what you know into some logical deductions.\n\nType 5- Spatial reasoning.  They show you a sequence of shapes and you are supposed to pick what the next one would be out of 4 or 5 choices.  Using simple logic and looking for patterns, these are not that hard if you take a few seconds and look at them calmly.\n\nHere is a link to the test and some practice tests.  It is in Canada but I do not think that the rules of logic are very different here.\n\n<http://www.psc-cfp.gc.ca/ppc/assessment_pg2_ka_e.htm>\n\nFinally, you asked what kind of book to buy.  I was only concerned about the logic puzzles so I bought a magazine of them (there are monthly compendiums of them available here, like crosswords or sudoku).  And they were the wrong kind, actually more intricate than I required.  I just loooked on the net for any type of puzzle sites or IQ tests.  Seriously, just do a lot puzzles and whenever possible, read the explanations for why the answer is what it is.\n\nGood luck to you.
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I just took the ClEP Analyzing and Interpreting Literature on Tuesday and it was not hard.  I bought a book on Sunday read a couple of pages then I took the exam and I passed with a B.  I plan on taking another one next week.  If you have a grasp on the subject then you should be alright and the study guides that you can buy from your local bookstore they are helpful.
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I agree. The Princeton Review worked best for me, too. Check it out: it also has online help, quizzes, and tips.
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Great Expectstions is a "great" book, but I understand yourneed for a study guide.  There's an excellent study guide at http://www.eriding.net/amoore/prose/greatexpectations.htm\n\nCheck it out.  I've included two others.  Good luck!
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Everything!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! mawhahahaha\n\nI actually got a 5 on my Chemistry AP test.
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My experience was as follows:\n\n1.  I downloaded the free software from the MBA.com website.  They have two full practice tests and I found these helpful.\n\n2.  I also bought a Kaplan book and a Princeton Review book.  I thought that the Kaplan book was much more helpful.  One *big* helpful hint that I found was to **NOT** write in the book - you can't write on the computer screen on the test, so don't get into bad habits.\n\n3.  ETS also offers "The Official Guide for GMAT Review."  I didn't use it, but I heard that it is very helpful - the questions in the book come from old tests.\n\n4.  In general, spend a little time each day working on the test.  If English is your native language, I wouldn't spend that much time worrying about the essays.  I don't think those scores are really looked at unless English is a second language for you.\n\n5.  Try not to stress to much and keep one eye on the clock.  Good luck!
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I just got a little help:\n\nhttp://www.123helpme.com/preview.asp?id=20119\nhttp://www.pitt.edu/~atteberr/lit/570/reviews/review3.html\nhttp://www.geocities.com/~bblair/031124.htm
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http://chemfinder.cambridgesoft.com/
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http://www.liv.ac.uk/ctichem/news_webs_97.html\nhttp://chemistry.boisestate.edu/rbanks/organic/mc/mcquestions317.htm\nhttp://www.wpbschoolhouse.btinternet.co.uk/page04/OilProducts/ExtraOrganicQmc.htm\nhttp://www.chemhelper.com/introtest.html\nhttp://www.sienahts.edu/~swathen/organic/spec-quiz.html\nhttp://www.sienahts.edu/~swathen/organic/aldquiz/quiz2_expanded.html\nhttp://www.chemistry.ohio-state.edu/organic/flashcards/
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Do you mean ACLS?  I have taken the course several times....the answers are in the book provided to you and....in the class you will be taking.  Listen closely because the background info helps you understand why the answers are ...the answers. The pre & post test are simple iff you read....and you listen! It also helps if you study the book this weekend ....before you take the course. Why the need for a short cut?
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I found one on eBay:\n$2.95 for the book plus $3.00 shipping\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/A-Certification-for-Dummies-by-Ron-Gilster-1999_W0QQitemZ4650981847QQihZ002QQcategoryZ378QQssPageNameZWD1VQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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Oh, book adoption time again? Sounds fun!\n\nWe adopted the PH Earth Science by Tarbuck/Lutgens.\n\nI really like it b/c the authors are wonderful. They wrote a lot of my college texts. But therein lies the problem.\n\nI teach 9th grade general ES classes. The reading level is well above most of my students. To solve the problem, I teach mostly from my own notes & activities. I use the text as a guide for vocabulary & as a resource for pictures & questions. The book is wonderful for Honors classes.\n\nOur physical science department adopted Glencoe's Physical Science if I am not mistaken. They did look at the PH version. I have not seen the actual text myself. However, one of my friends lent me a CD-ROM w/ some resources from the PH book. The resources are really good.\n\nJust keep in mind the age & reading level of your students. Sometimes textbook companies like to flash all the nice "free" stuff that goes along w/ the text. We received plenty of those things but most are not convenient to use. Lots of nice CD-ROMS for students but lack of computers, etc.\n\nGood luck w/ adopting your new "baby".\n\nLOL
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Funny you should ask,,I just bought one ,with the recomendation of a friend and am about  to take a test in about an hour or so..ill probablly get the resultsmon..and will try to let you know..