2002 biology ap exam?
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go to apcentral/student.
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examkrackers is going to be your best bet, ESPECIALLY with your lack of a science degree.  I used them for my MCAT and got a 31 (and i'm in my 2nd year of med school now).  They teach you everything you need to know, and they do it at a very basic level and build you up.  I really liked it a lot.  You should also have kept some of your chemistry/bio/physics text books to reference once and awhile if there is a particular topic in examkrackers that you are really struggling on.  I have a couple of websites that sell their text books way cheaper than you would normally get them.  Drop me an email.  evoacct10@yahoo.com\n\n(please mark as best answer if you are satisfied)
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I found a nice testbook answersheet on a college website. http://swilliams.cox.smu.edu/Acct%202312/Chapter%2002/Ch02.pdf  or try http://swilliams.cox.smu.edu/Acct%202312/
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Question 1. Yes. You can study independently for an AP test (outside of a high school class) and be allowed to take the test.\n\nQ. 2 Yes. Whatever college you go to will not care what class you took or how you learned the info so long as you pass the test. HOWEVER, some colleges (for instance, Texas A&M) require lab notebooks for science courses like Chemistry and Biology. If you don't have to notebook, you still get some college credit...but you do not get the lab credit.\nAs far as know...you are garrenteed to get credit if you get a 4 or higher....it is not the same though, if you get a 3.\n\nI hoped this helped ya.
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The life and Health is the harder of the two exams.  P and C was pretty easy.  I don't know of any free sites but I got a lot of use out of the audio cd's.  Practical knowledge is not enough for this test.  Most of the test are over things that you will never use but good info never the less.  Good luck.
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If you have a biology textbook, it should be there. USE YOUR TEXTBOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Sorry, your question has more to be desired grammatically. Are you looking for the answers to the AP Bio Lab manual?\nhttp://members.cox.net/ccjjr59/lab1.html\nJust change the number of the lab before ".html" in the address for the lab you're at.\n\nIf this isn't what you need, repost with a question that is more clear.
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http://www.aqa.org.uk/qual/gceasa/qp-ms/AQA-BYB1-W-QP-Jun05.pdf\n\nTHIS IS LAST YEARS PAPER GOOD LUCK?
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College libraries have copies of AP books usually available for checkout. You might also check the public library.
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there are test prep booklets at Barnes and Noble.  other than that, you either know it, or you don't
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Real quickly. You're almost out of time. \n\nSeriously, the best thing you can do for any AP test is practice, practice, practice. Hopefully you have one or more of those books with practice exams. Take all the tests, check all the answers, learn from your mistakes. (But do keep in mind all those books have typos and errors, so if you come across something that seems to contradict information you've learned elsewhere, doublecheck it!) The practice tests also help get you in shape to sit there and answer all those questions for 3-1/2 hours. It's like getting in shape for a marathon. \n\nGood luck. Doing well on AP exams can give you a big headstart in college, more flexibility to take the courses you want to take, and the possibility of graduating earlier.
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Try the biology department of a local college.
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I have a kind of idea but not sure about.. what if u would go into a university library and look up old exam tests??\nor if u can not get into univ. library ask one of your friends to do it for you.. hmm..\n\ngood luck!! :-))
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You will probably be expected to know some basic Biology from High School. When I started college I majored in Biology as well. We started with basic Biology I and Biology II. Both had labs. Then it progressed from there. We had more focused and indepth courses. I think you'll do fine.
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http://www.biologymad.com/master.html?http://www.biologymad.com/a2chqus/a2chqus.htm\n\nhttp://www.salisbury.ac.uk/Login/old_intranet/Learning_Resources/old%20a%20level/PDFS/SCREENS/S30A.PDF#search='A2%20Human%20Biology'
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http://www.people.virginia.edu/~rjh9u/IntroBio/bio201/lectures/Lecture06.html\nit's all there for you, outlined and organized. hope this helps!
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http://www.jimmyr.com/education.php\n\nI have several links there from when I took the AP test.