December 2010-SAT II Biology E/M

<p>I thought it was easier than the june test, which i cancelled. Definitely not cancelling this one!</p>

<p>Discuss!</p>

<p>I felt pretty good about it. I completely blanked out on the cross section of the leaf -_-</p>

<p>the place where most photosynethesis occurs is palisade mesophyl-answer choice A
the opening and closing question: E
the one with the transporting nutrients thing is the picture that was circular. It was like a cross section in a cross section: answer choice B? I dont remember.</p>

<p>^Basically it was a picture of the xylem/phloem</p>

<p>How many questions can you miss for an 800?</p>

<p>most similar to primate was which?</p>

<p>@yalefanboy - Do you mean that circular thing that was at the very top or that strange little blank thing in the middle?</p>

<p>^at the very top. I think</p>

<p>I felt unconfident of the primates one. May have gotten that wrong. I think i put 2 and 3? the dinosaur and duck? Not sure if i am remembering correctly</p>

<p>it was only one choice. i too was unsure between duck or dinosaur</p>

<p>I may have put duck then. Oh wait i did put DUCK! Im not sure though.</p>

<p>what was the clumping one?</p>

<p>i put duck too. wasnt postive though.</p>

<p>that was the one that said “it would increase the chance of mating”</p>

<p>Here’s my support: [Population</a> dispersion: Definition from Answers.com](<a href=“Answers - The Most Trusted Place for Answering Life's Questions”>http://www.answers.com/topic/population-dispersion)</p>

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<p>I hate SparkNotes. It said nothing about clumping. I was like -_-</p>

<p>^I didn’t know it either. None of the other answer choices really made any sense or weren’t providing a proper justification. That’s how I based my answer.</p>

<p>No one else remembers any other questions? If you do, I will probably remember what i put down.</p>

<p>OK, does anyone remember those questions about photosynthesis? (I think it was under the bio M section)</p>

<p>I put oxygen-seeking bacteria.
and was the highest production of oxygen at violet light?</p>

<p>^yes to the bacteria. For the violet light, I think i put that. Was the violet the one on the very left of the x-axis of the graph? If so, then yes to both.</p>

<p>wth i put whale… cause whales are mammals arent they?</p>

<p>and for the other one i put something about mating…</p>

<p>@Wittlefelluh, It was a WHALE! Because primates and whales are both mammals! Can’t be any similar that!</p>

<p>crap just kidding it’s not mating its the resources…DARN! 1 blank 2 wrong…</p>