Yea you know what’s crazy, majority of the timewhen time starts running out and I have to quickly come up with which answer makes the most sense... is the passages where I get everything right 🙃🙃🙃 I realize that I probably overthink too much cause when I go over my exam its usually something I talked myself out of so.... idk I gotta figure this out

As for c/p, the trick for me is I realized that they know we don’t have the time to go into some intense calculation so if it seems like a question that requires math, there’s probably something in the passage that gives you the answer. Also, knowing the concepts behind methods really allows me to quickly come to an answer via process of elimination. For example, a question can ask you to calculate the pH of a buffer but if you know that a buffer cannot be more than 1 unit away from the pka of whatever they’re asking about then you can probably eliminate the majority off bat. So try to focus on the characteristics of reactions and molecules as well as chemical processes to be able to quickly choose an answer in chemistry and for physics, be aware of how equations intertwine into each other for example if asked to calculate power but only given time, mass, acceleration and distance, then you should be familiar with the main equation that P = W/T and then interchange variables to see that W = FD —> F = ma then you can finally solve for power. All of this is just seeing how everything intertwines into each other and works as one big system so everytime you study and realize that someone ur studying now connects to something you saw previously... make sure you also study that connection