Description

Currently on sale for SAT II season!

Premium Chemistry SAT Subject Test Prep

Upward Mobility’s ChemGuru software for the iPhone is a carefully constructed tool to help students prepare for the SAT II Chemistry Subject Test. The module contains 130 realistic questions ranging in difficulty from easy to challenging and addressing nearly all the topics commonly covered on the exam. Each question is followed by a clear and insightful explanation, ensuring comprehensive understanding of the material.

Whether you are taking the test for the first time or striving for a perfect score, ChemGuru will be a useful component of your test preparation. Our focus is not to blanket you with hundreds of questions, but rather to focus on the key concepts for the exam. We recognize your time is valuable, so each question is structured to help you master an important area of knowledge for the test.

Topics covered include atomic structure, molecular bonding, molecular geometry, reaction energies, oxidation/reduction reactions, nuclear decay, electrochemistry, laboratory procedures and other key topics for the SAT II exam.

ChemGuru is designed specifically for the SAT II, but would also be beneficial in studying for the AP, A-Levels, PRAXIS II, GED, CLEP, SAT II, MCAT and ASVAB exams. ChemGuru was written and edited by Patrick Shields and Ted Chan from MIT.


Modes

Flow-through: Go through our premium curriculum question by question. You can resume where you left off using the Review Screen.
Review mode: Keeps track of questions you reviewed and understood. This allows you to track your progress and circle back to specific questions. You can also jump to specific topics to focus on areas that you want to work on.
Test Mode: Set your own time, categories and number of questions for a simulated exam.

ChemGuru will work on all versions of the iPhone OS, as well as the iPod Touch.

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This app is neither affiliated with nor endorsed by College Board or the ETS.