SAT Chemistry Review Course Overview

This video introduces the SAT Chemistry review course, led by Rob Chums. The course focuses on preparing students for the SAT Subject Tests in Chemistry by solving problems and developing test strategies. It is not a substitute for a full chemistry course, and assumes prior knowledge from high school chemistry classes. The course includes six real practice tests and additional bonus problems, with solutions provided. Students are encouraged to use supplementary resources like Khan Academy for basic chemistry review. The course aims to help students achieve high scores by focusing on specific topics frequently tested by the College Board.

What is the primary goal of the SAT Chemistry Review Course?

• To teach high school chemistry from scratch

• To prepare students for the SAT Subject Test in Chemistry

• To provide a comprehensive chemistry education

• To replace high school chemistry classes

What level of chemistry knowledge is assumed for students taking this course?

• No prior knowledge required

• College-level chemistry

• Basic knowledge from regular chemistry

• Honors or AP Chemistry level

What is the main focus of the SAT Chemistry Review Course?

• Solving problems and test strategies

• Memorizing chemistry facts

• Learning chemistry concepts

• Conducting chemistry experiments

How many practice problems are included in the course?

• 100 problems

• 200 problems

• 500+ problems

• 1000 problems

What is the purpose of the SAT Chemistry Factoid List?

• To list chemistry textbooks

• To summarize key facts and formulas for the test

• To offer a collection of chemistry jokes

• To provide a list of chemistry experiments

How many real practice tests are covered in the course?

• Six

• Four

• Three

• Five

Which years are the older practice tests from that are available for download?

• 1982, 1994, 1998

• 1980, 1990, 2000

• 1985, 1995, 2005

• 1990, 2000, 2010

Where can students find the solutions to the 1982 practice test?

• On YouTube or the instructor's website

• In a chemistry textbook

• In the official SAT guide

• In the course materials

Why are the older practice tests recommended to be done first?

• They are less representative of current tests

• They are more difficult

• They are easier

• They are more recent

What must students do to access the newer practice tests?

• Request them from the instructor

• Find them in a library

• Purchase them from the College Board

• Download them for free