Product Description
This study guide is designed to prepare you to take the Natural Science CLEP examination. Everything you need is contained in this book. It has lesson plans, exercises and sample tests. Give yourself your best chance to pass the test and get credit when you go to college. This book is published by the company with over 30 years experience with the CLEP program.
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Review for Clep General Natural Science Examination
- Paperback: 142 pages
- Publisher: Comex Systems, Incorporated; 1997
- Label: Comex Systems, Incorporated
- Studio: Comex Systems, Incorporated
- ISBN: 1560300035
- Average Customer Review:
based on 7 reviews
- Sales Rank in Books: #119942
Avg. Customer Review:
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: it's ok........ 2002-03-27
Comment: i wouldn't be able to pass by using this book alone. i used the plato computer programs at the navy college, and a book which specifies in all the sciences. when my time was up, i had about 30 blanks. amazingly, i substantially passed w/ a 490. w/ the subject still fresh in my brain, i took the biology clep exam 4 days later, again scoring substantially high w/ a 51. it definitely helps to keep answers blank if you're not sure. i suggest looking at the outlines for both exams and getting your study material from there.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Disappointed 2001-09-29
Comment: The practice exam was Ok but the text did not help answer the questions that were on the actual exam. I had to buy another book to find out about the more difficult questions. The illustrations were vague and their was minimal preparatory value.
8 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Pathetic 2001-02-17
Comment: I passed the test by a decent margin, no thanks to this book. I read through the book several times, took the practice questions and exams, and when I felt I knew the material well enough I took the CLEP. I was startled at how much material there was in the CLEP that was not even touched upon by the book. I was able to answer a handful of questions correctly because of the book, but the rest I had to rely on common sense and what I remember from high school science classes.If you do get this book anyway (the other people who have reviewed the book seemed to have liked it), make sure you read EVERYTHING -- the practice tests contain material not covered in the rest of the book so every little bit helps. My kid can draw better than the artists who illustrated the book, so just ignore them. I don't remember a single instance where I needed to recall one of the illustrations.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Passed the test utilizing only this book for review 2000-09-05
Comment: As the test is usually 'graded' on a Pass/Fail basis I can be confident giving a thumbs up for the book. Although I was not terribly confident I had passed the test (in fact I was somewhat skeptical) I did ultimately pass the test by a comfortable margin. I did leave approximately 20 to 25% of the questions blank. It is best, if you cannot rule out some of the answers, to leave the answer sheet blank as wrong answers are held against you in the scoring logic. Note: One other thing that I believe is valuable is to key in on at least the answers you can rule out (I judiciosly mark the test booklet as this is allowed - unlike Dantes tests) thereby giving you a much better chance at 'quessing' the right answer
7 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: CLEP exam for the Natural Sciences 2000-05-17
Comment: I found the test taking tips included very helpful. It prepared me very well for the actual exam. The content info. was moderately helpful. I did find the sample exams did not apply to the material covered in the reading section but ultimately this did help cover a broader area of study. There were actually areas on the exam not covered in the study guide as well as areas that were in fact on the exam.
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