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**__FOR ALL TESTS__**: Here are [|all 95 pages] of the 2013 AP Curriculum with detailed notes on what you should know. Practice Essay questions & the rubrics can be found HERE Multiple Choice question practice is found HERE - The questions to go with the review discussion board posts by 2012-13 students Inspired & borrowed from David Knuffke
 * 2013-2014 Resources for Tests & Quizzes**

Here are more review options from other instructors to prepare for the AP Exam - A review of general concepts by Rob Bolen

- A review of the 12 suggested labs by Erin Dempsey

- A list of prefixes, suffixes & word stems

[|This website] has links to quizzes organized by topic
**Unit 3 study materials** Your book test will be based on the ideas listed here
 * Unit 2 study guide**
 * Unit 1 study guide**


 * Resource Trail: ** Calendar > AP Biology Discussion Board > Unit 1 Resources > Unit 2 Resources > Unit 3 Resources > Unit 4 Resources > Unit 5 Resources > Testing Prep > Lab Resources

2012-13 AP Test Preparation
Here are REVIEW SHEETS for all AP Biology topics This study guide is based on sample questions from the new AP Curriculum (see the link below for more details)

Unit 3 - REGULATION AT MULTIPLE LEVELS Here's your review sheet: And the answers:  Here's a link to the video we watched today: @http://outreach.mcb.harvard.edu/videos.htm

UNIT 1 - EVOLUTION OF CELLS

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August Book Test -"Your Inner Fish" by Neil Shubin

Can you describe the significance of each of these quotes from the summer reading?
"The fossils in the rocks of the world are not arranged at random." p. 6 "Owen's genius was not that he focused on what made the various skeletons different." p. 30 "It was part fin, part limb." p. 39 "We are not separate from the rest of the living world......" p. 43 "Experiments with DNA have enormous potential to reveal inner fish." p. 45 "This was an era of slice and dice." p. 49 "This concentration-dependent idea could be tested." p. 51 "That parallel was not lost on the three labs." p. 52 "Randy's inner fish lay in the biological tools that actually build fins." p. 58 "We would never have scales, feathers, or breasts if we didn't have teeth in the first place." p. 79 "Nobody in his right mind would have designed a building from scratch this way...." p. 86 "Embryos hold the clues to some of the profound mysteries of life." p. 98 "This experiment was only the beginning of a whole new phase of discovery." p. 105 "These off-on interactions underlie virtually all developmental processes." p. 112 "Powerful evidence for a common genetic recipe for animal bodies is found when we swap genes between species." p. 115 "The task is a little like figuring out what country you are in by looking at a street map of a small village." p. 123 "If we were like sponges, then the Steve Buscemi character who gets minced in the woodchipper in the Coen brothers' movie __Fargo__ would have been just fine." p. 131 "Bodies were a real fad." p. 135 "Life would never be the same." p. 138 "That is like picking out one grain of sand from a mile-long beach." p. 141 "We carry a lot of baggage in our noses....." p. 147 "The history of our eyes is a lot like that of a car." p. 149 "Our hair cells are stimulated and our brain thinks we are moving." p. 168 "Our humanity comes at a cost." p. 185