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8 Free MCAT Practice Questions with Explanations

Original questions in the style of the Medical College Admission Test. Answer them all, then check: every answer comes with an explanation.

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1. What is the pH of a 0.01 M solution of hydrochloric acid (a strong acid)?
2. An object is dropped from rest. Ignoring air resistance and using g ≈ 10 m/s², what is its speed after 2 seconds?
3. Where does oxidative phosphorylation produce most of a cell’s ATP?
4. Enzymes increase reaction rates mainly by:
5. Which amino acid has a side chain containing a thiol (–SH) group?
6. In classical conditioning, a bell that has been paired with food until it alone causes salivation is a:
7. A student assumes a classmate who arrived late is irresponsible, without considering traffic. This is an example of:
8. A passage argues that museums should return objects taken during colonial rule, while acknowledging the practical challenges. The author’s attitude toward returning objects is best described as:

These questions are written by Pagine to practise the skills each section tests. For official practice tests, visit the AAMC website.

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