Chemblog!

Another pretty successful day for The Octet (or half of them, anyway). We are in the final furlong of our brief, intense course and, as you keep progressing full speed ahead, almost all of you are on target for achieving a 5 (and the rest are in the zone of at least a 4, I think). As a result, I am just going to post the answers to the Organic Practice Test; I trust that you will review them and ask for any clarification in class on Monday. I have no more modern AP exams to give you and that is great news. Don't forget that you have just about seen it ALL. The key to insuring a confident success on Tuesday is to leave no question unasked/unanswered before then. Review all of the exams that you have done for the past three weeks and ask me about anything that you are not bulletproof on. I still have to scan a bunch of my answers to the exams of the past two weeks; I will do that tomorrow because I am totally exhausted right now.
Thanks for coming in on your vacation day or for stopping by after your AP U.S. today.
On the website, please check out the file of AP writing suggestions from the CHIEF READER OF THE AP CHEMISTRY EXAM; he's the guy who sets the scoring guide for each exam. He decides which responses are worthy or worthless.
All's well that ends well my people and nothing shines as brightly as a 5 on the AP Chemistry Exam.