TutorFox’s tips on how to get a 5 on the Advanced Placement Biology Exam
AP Biology is a college level introductory biology course, which consists of 25% Molecules and Cells, 25% Heredity and Evolution, and 50% Organisms and Populations.
In order to prepare well for any AP, you should take as many practice tests as possible. The CollegeBoard, the company who makes the AP has many practice questions available from previous AP Biology exams.
2007 Free-Response Questions (.pdf/192K)
2007 Form B Free-Response Questions (.pdf/196K)
2006 Free-Response Questions (.pdf/87K)
2006 Form B Free-Response Questions (.pdf/92K)
2005 Free-Response Questions (.pdf/170K)
2005 Form B Free-Response Questions (.pdf/228K)
2004 Free-Response Questions (.pdf/123K)
2004 Form B Free-Response Questions (.pdf/64K)
2003 Free-Response Questions (.pdf/125K)
2003 Form B Free-Response Questions (.pdf/109K)
2002 Free-Response Questions (.pdf/130K)
2002 Form B Free-Response Questions (.pdf/153K)
In addition to doing practice free response problems in biology, you should get the Princeton Review guide to cracking AP Biology exam.
This book is an excellent resource and study guide to getting a 5 on the Advanced Placement Biology exam. The Princeton Review guide has 2 full length practice tests. Each question is fully explained in the solutions. If you want a 5 on the AP Biology exam, you should purchase this book regardless of whether you want tutoring. If you need assistance and additional guidance then you should get biology tutoring, which the TutorFox tutors are happy to oblige.
