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I used this Kaplan PCAT 2012-2013 book as a short review before taking the PCAT in January (I had less than a month, so I had to work fast). Based on the Kaplan Quantitative section, there should have been only a little calculus and nothing concerning trigonometry. Boy was I surprised exam day to have a lot of trig and calculus based questions. The best were the trig functions in differential equations and integrals, something this book touches on NEVER. Seeing as I took calculus about 9 years ago, and trig 10 years ago, it might as well been a foreign language I've never seen before. I was able to get through some of the other calculus questions using this review and the rest of the quantitative section, but the topics not covered in this book hurt my score. A lot.

The toilet-seat shift from simple holes, to occasional porcelin and unfinished woods seats, to plastic of varying quality, and finally to honed and finished, shaped and modeled wood seats is a bellweather of social and economic changes in China. This is essential reading for anyone seaking to understand the bottom-line peculiarities of the world's fastest growing economy.