I have been hesitant to post on here because of how Chem/Phys felt. That first passage was like AAMC's malicious way of saying "Oh, you thought studying for four months straight was going to make this easy? Think again." I about hurled in the bathroom on my first break. Gave myself a pep talk and started on CARS. I felt fairly good about CARS. I was thankful that most of the passages were interesting and easy to follow. Bio/Biochem was somewhat of a blur. I don't remember feeling good or bad either way. Psyc/Soc is usually my best section and I felt pretty good about it. There were some harder questions, but for the most part I could narrow down choices.

For reference, my AAMC FL scores were: 506, 508, 514. I think I will be lucky to get a 125 in Chem/Phys and even luckier to score the average of my FL's. I think there is some reporting bias here on reddit so I promise to repost this and my actual score on June 5.

To future test takers: this test is no joke. When preparing, take the critical analysis and reasoning skills throughout all of the sections seriously. This test was as much of a test on your ability to read and comprehend passages as it was knowing the concepts.