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u/dr_lucia · 3 pointsr/Sat


Do the practice test at the College board first. It's somewhere on their site. Meanwhile order the other one.
https://www.amazon.com/Official-Subject-Physics-Study-College/dp/1457309211/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1498518127&sr=8-3&keywords=SAT+Physics
I got a new paperback version for $13 because there were no used at the time I ordered. But there seem to be used ones for $6.99+ $3.99 right now.

If there are some you get wrong and don't understand, give me a holler. I sometimes help people-- and I may be able to point you to something that helps you understand or just explain it. (I'm waiting to hear how some of the kids on the AP thread did! Fingers crossed!)

I'll be out of internet distance from July 10-July 29 so ask sooner rather than later. But you can private me or ask here and hope someone else might help. Other people sometimes help too. (It may seem amazing, but it never hurts to ask.)

Barron's is fine. But some of the Barron's questions were fine but sometimes hilarious. I read them answers to my husband and we just laughed. (It was the type that gives a bunch of things that might be true. Then the answers are like
(a) I, II, and IV
(b) I and II only.

And so on for c-e. But some of the options were like:
I "X is larger than Y"
II "Y is larger than X"
Obviously I and II can't both be true! So you could narrow down without knowing any physics. The actual SAT test never had anything like that. (But the content was mostly the same.)

That said: The SAT book is best for its practice tests. What it's not good for is teaching. It explains answer but really it's just practice tests.

None in the SAT book where that bad.

u/internationaltester · 2 pointsr/Sat

The subject tests are never released and so there are no past papers to be had. The College Board has 1 large book that contains 1 example of each type of SAT subject test.

SAT Subject Tests Book

Last year the College Board started publishing individual guides. The guides have 2-4 practice tests. There is not a guide for every type of test, but these are the most common ones.

SAT Chemistry

SAT Biology

SAT Math II

SAT Physics

SAT US History

SAT World History

u/officiakimkardashian · 2 pointsr/Sat

As for resources, I recommend:

  • Barron's SAT Subject Test: Physics - Good bang for the buck -- very rich content review, and it features a diagnostic test + three full-length practice tests.

    Now, the following resource hasn't been released yet, but I think it's worthwhile to purchase because it's from the test maker themselves, and it features 2 full-length, previously administered (official) tests and several tips and strategies to score high:

  • The Official SAT Subject Test in Physics Study Guide
u/dainginside · 1 pointr/Sat

I think you can only get the tests from a hard copy of the book (https://www.amazon.com/Official-Subject-Physics-Study-College/dp/1457309211/ref=nodl_). If you’re taking the test this weekend you can order rn and get the book tomorrow with prime 😩😩😭.

u/engbus · 1 pointr/Sat

College board makes an SAT physics subject test book with 4 past released sat physics tests. I recommend it.

this book

I got mine on amazon it’s not too expensive.