<p>idk about the older questions, i’ve only done the recent ones and i get around 24 for each - those weren’t too hard</p>
<p>yeah the recent ones seem easier. take a look back at the older ones tho, like some stuff i know but other stuff is out of anything ive ever learned…</p>
<p>it’s a good thing the newer questions are easier for you because the questions tomorrow will probably be along the same lines</p>
<p>oh haha cool, thanks. i got like 7s and 8s for the more recent frqs, but looking at 1999-2003 made me feel so stupid LOL</p>
<p>I am so hoping that if I happen to get the lab FRQ that it is the Drosphilia chi-square one because that’s the only one I’ve looked at.</p>
<p>I’m hoping the lab frq is based on hardy-weinberg (but what do you bet we get stuck with the dna lab…ugh, I need to go over this stuff again)</p>
<p>@Matugi
as long as you know how to set up and work a basic lab you can tackle just about any one of those question</p>
<p>we should all take it upon ourselves to remember 5 questions so that we can compile an exhaustive list after the test
(just kidding)</p>
<p>ill do 1-5</p>
<p>if i got a 59/100 on that super hard 2008 practice test and normally average around 72/100 for the regular released tests and average about a 7/10 for the essays, what’s the chance i can get a 5 on the real deal?
i’m praying one of the international version test takers will give us pointers as to which units are heavy on the exam :/</p>
<p>one issue that gets me everytime…</p>
<p>for pedigrees, how do we find out if the pedigree is sex-linked or autosomal?</p>
<p>After we find out sex-linked or autosomal, how do we know if its sex-linked/autosomal dominant/recessive?</p>
<p>It is not sex linked if both parents have it but neither child does. That would almost automatically make it autosomal dominant and the parents are heterozygotes.</p>
<p>Usually, if the ratio of affected females and males is 50/50, it’s autosomnal. Then if it skips generations, autosomal recessive.</p>
<p>If more males affected, x-linked recessive.
more females-- x-linked dominant.</p>
<p>lab review 1-12…what you need to know.</p>
<p>[AP</a> Biology Lab Review](<a href=“http://www.scribd.com/dawpa2000/d/26258095-AP-Biology-Lab-Review]AP”>http://www.scribd.com/dawpa2000/d/26258095-AP-Biology-Lab-Review)</p>
<p>I think as long as you put something competent for the lab question you’ll be fine. You probably don’t have to perfectly emulate the lab.</p>
<p>Is anyone in here super confident in their anatomy knowledge?</p>
<p>Is that Fast Plant lab you talked about similar/equal to the fruit fly lab? I’m pretty sure my teacher decided not to do the plant one because the painstakingly long time it would take to finish.</p>
<p>romaine, what do you mean about anatomy? now that i think about it, i don’t think i’ve seen much anatomy on the tests nor cram books. :(</p>
<p>@storme Yeah, I think it’s the same. I believe we did the chi-square test with it with 3 degrees of freedom as well as recombination frequency (which we also did with the asci lab)</p>
<p>Romaine, same here 
If the exam was just anatomy, I’m pretty sure I’d get like 4 or 5 wrong total.
Awesomeness. </p>
<p>I feel really unprepared on like plant systems and cell respiration and that kind of thing though.
…I took a practice exam today (the CB released one) and I got a 75/100. I really need better tomorrow :(</p>