TEST 2

[Luyan Zhang - 2D]

Does anyone know when Test 2 is?

[Rita Chen 1B]

Test 2 will be during your discussion session from week 8 starting from November 19th!

[Yailin Romo 4G]

Test 2 will be administered during your discussion section in week 8, it will also be 50 minutes long.

[705198479]

Does anyone know what the topics for test #2 will be or is it like a mini final

[705198479]

what is the best studying method for chem?

[Catherine Daye 1L]

I think the best way to study is to do practice problems. You learn how to solve a bunch of different problems on the same topic and won't be blindsided if a problem is worded weirdly.

[TarynD_1I]

I was advised that the best way to study is by reading the chapters in the book and by doing all of the suggested problems on the syllabus

[Jesalynne 2F]

I think one of the suggested ways to prepare for an exam was to work through the assigned homework problems. I would do those problems and study with someone else so we could ask each other questions and teach each other.

[Princess Jereza 3C]

To add on, one of the best ways to reinforce the material into your head is to also watch the video modules and take the post assessments! They help me a lot, and of course, do the problems listed on the syllabus.

[Mallika Chimpiri 3K]

Test 2 is during week 8 on whichever day you have discussion! As for studying, I think the best is way to go over what the syllabus states in the textbook but go through the video modules and notes from lectures to reinforce all the material.

[britthanul234]

Test 2 is Week 8 during your discussion class.

[simmoneokamoto3K]

Test 2 is during week eight and tests all materials given to us after the midterm up to probably the monday and wednesday of that week. Hope this helps!

[Katherine Brenner 3H]

Do we need to know anything about this equation(particle in a box) for the final? I dont remeber covering this topic in class nor was it on the midterm.

[derinceltik1K]

There are no equations that you need to know for Test 2. It mostly covers the VSEPR structures and IM forces.

[Kelly Yun 2I]

what is the best studying method for chem?

For material in MT1, I also found it very helpful to spend time on actually understanding the equations because they represent key concepts and build off of each other :)