<p>In terms of tips, I'd say just go over old test questions and see what you got wrong and why. I've been looking through Barron's practice questions at the end of each chapter and redoing them.</p>
<p>I studied from Barron's AP biology for the first month (because of it's depth), then I studied from Princeton Review Biology 07/08, did all the tests , and now I am using Life the science of biology 8th edition, to go really deep ,into all areas .(Aiming for an 800, and i think i will take Bio/M)</p>
<p>^^ mp22 post 5
Let me know when you get your scores which test prep worked best for you. My d is in Bio 2 at her public high school and I'm trying to determine with her whether this in-depth year (it is not an AP class) will help her on the subject test, or if she needs to review the material in depth from last year's class, or just combine the two with great test prep?</p>
<p>I took it. Did Biology M, since I scored better on M than on E on my practice test. </p>
<p>Considering, that I didn't have Biology the last two years, my teacher before that was incompetent and I basically crammed everything during the last four weeks it went well. Can't complain.
Omitted 2 and good probably 2-4 wrong, I hope.</p>
<p>i was stumped on the fungus and algae one too!</p>
<p>and that definition section at the beginning of the test lowered my confidence because i didn't know the parts of the skin or any of the organisms mentioned...eep.</p>
<p>I also put 8..I think its correct....I spent like 10 minutes on that lol....and does anyone know which skin part was sensitive to wind/heat? was it hair or birstle? I put hair...</p>