<p>Any last minute tips or ideas for the AP Bio exam? What about predictions for essays? </p>
<p>Also, does anyone else think that the Barrons SAT prep for the bio subject test is ridiculously specifiC?? I know Barrons is supposed to over-prepare but the questions seem way too specific for anyone! Is the test actually like that or is Barrons just being crazy?</p>
<p>like any other exam theres no way to "predict" the essays, but after looking over essays from 99-04 there hasn't been a photosynthesis or cellular respiration question in a while</p>
<p>my teacher thinks respiration is a most def... (she's been really good about it), and real ap bio test questions are very general. I've taken 2 previous tests and I thought they were very easy. If you study the general stuff you should be okay. AP bio is the easist AP science test as it has one of the highest curves for a 5.</p>
<p>if an essay is on respiration, I will die of joy. Enzyme catalysis would be better, but that was a Q 3 years ago or something...</p>
<p>yeah im guessing an essay on respiration/photosynthesis, one on systems, no clue about the genetics/evolution, and the third plants/taxonomy? one of those converted into a lab question</p>