I am struggling to get over the 125 for CARS, my EK1010 tests range from 124-128, around 75-77% correct on AAMC Qpacks and I was wondering what I should do?

I often find myself struggle with detailed questions because I avoid going back to passage and when i do I am fishing for the answer or cant't find it. I post mortem my exams a day after and find the questions I got wrong are often detail, or where the author stands if they dont have a strong obvious opinion. When reading I often feel like I have a good grasp of the main idea and when I post mortem my thought process is usually right, it is the answer questions and the answer choice wordings that trip me up.

Any tips would be appreciated!

I am still confused about mono isotopically molecule and how 1H is 2H?

Thanks

Which folder in key document I cannot seem to find it

I was told Tora uploaded her mapping breakdown for the ICE 3 study guide 2 from todays class, where can i find it?

I am in the same boat would love any tips for this!

I was confused about the question stem for 19, which carbon are they referring to? What is an adduct?

I am confused about the probability in this question. If its autosomal dominant, and the dad is Aa, wouldnt it be 50% chance the child gets the diseases because mom would have been aa, therefore 1/2 their offspring would get it, and dad can only give its A allele to the child.

The answer solutions says D is incorrect because the table shows exons are still in the transcript but option D says "introns remain in the final transcript"? I thought all introns had to be spliced out as a step in post transcriptional modification?

How does 4M become 300g/L, I am confused about the calculations happening in between

I am confused how we came up with the answer for D. Was I supposed to know to add water to the reaction?