Introduction | p. 1 |
Introduction | p. 3 |
General Information | p. 3 |
The AP Exam | p. 3 |
Grades on the Exam | p. 5 |
Hints for Taking the Multiple-Choice Section | p. 6 |
Hints for Taking the Free-Response Section | p. 6 |
Subject Area Review | p. 9 |
Biochemistry | p. 11 |
Introduction | p. 11 |
Atomic Structure | p. 11 |
Bonding Between Atoms | p. 12 |
Bonding Between Molecules | p. 12 |
Characteristics of Water | p. 13 |
pH | p. 14 |
Isomers | p. 15 |
Organic Compounds | p. 15 |
Enzymes and Metabolism | p. 21 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 27 |
Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 30 |
Free-Response Questions and Answers | p. 32 |
The Cell | p. 34 |
Introduction | p. 34 |
Comparison of Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes | p. 34 |
How We Study Cells | p. 35 |
Structure and Function of the Cell | p. 36 |
Transport Into and Out of the Cell | p. 41 |
Cell Communication | p. 46 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 47 |
Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 51 |
Free-Response Questions and Answers | p. 52 |
Cell Respiration | p. 54 |
Introduction | p. 54 |
ATP-Adenosine Triphosphate | p. 54 |
Glycolysis | p. 55 |
Anaerobic Respiration-Fermentation | p. 58 |
Structure of Mitochondrion | p. 59 |
Aerobic Respiration: The Krebs Cycle | p. 60 |
NAD and FAD | p. 61 |
Aerobic Respiration: The Electron Transport Chain | p. 61 |
Oxidative Phosphorylation and Chemiosmosis | p. 63 |
Summary of ATP Production | p. 63 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 65 |
Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 68 |
Free-Response Questions and Answers | p. 69 |
Photosynthesis | p. 71 |
Introduction | p. 71 |
Photosynthetic Pigments | p. 71 |
The Chloroplast | p. 73 |
Photosystems | p. 73 |
The Light-Dependent Reactions-The Light Reactions | p. 73 |
The Calvin Cycle | p. 76 |
Photorespiration | p. 77 |
C-4 Photosynthesis | p. 77 |
CAM Plants | p. 79 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 80 |
Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 83 |
Free-Response Question and Answer | p. 84 |
Cell Division | p. 86 |
Introduction | p. 86 |
The Cell Cycle | p. 87 |
Phases of the Cell Cycle | p. 87 |
Cell Division and Cancerous Cells | p. 89 |
Meiosis | p. 89 |
Meiosis and Genetic Variation | p. 90 |
Details of the Cell Cycle | p. 92 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 93 |
Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 96 |
Free-Response Question and Answer | p. 98 |
Heredity | p. 100 |
Introduction | p. 100 |
Law of Dominance | p. 100 |
Law of Segregation | p. 101 |
Monohybrid Cross | p. 101 |
Backcross or Testcross | p. 102 |
Law of Independent Assortment | p. 102 |
Incomplete Dominance | p. 104 |
Codominance | p. 105 |
Multiple Alleles | p. 105 |
Gene Interactions | p. 106 |
Expressivity, Penetrance, and the Environment | p. 108 |
Sex-Influenced Inheritance | p. 109 |
Linked Genes | p. 109 |
Crossover and Gene Map Units | p. 110 |
Sex-linkage | p. 111 |
The Pedigree | p. 111 |
X Inactivation-The Barr Body | p. 112 |
Mutations | p. 113 |
Nondisjunction | p. 113 |
Human Inherited Disorders | p. 115 |
Probability-Multiplication and Addition | p. 115 |
Genomic Imprinting | p. 116 |
Extranuclear Inheritance | p. 116 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 117 |
Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 122 |
Free-Response Questions and Answers | p. 124 |
The Molecular Basis of Inheritance | p. 125 |
Introduction | p. 125 |
The Search for Inheritable Material | p. 125 |
The Structure of Nucleic Acids | p. 128 |
DNA Replication in Eukaryotes | p. 129 |
DNA Replication in Prokaryotes | p. 131 |
DNA Makes RNA Makes Protein | p. 131 |
Gene Mutation | p. 134 |
The Genetics of Viruses and Bacteria | p. 135 |
Prions | p. 139 |
Transposons | p. 140 |
The Human Genome | p. 140 |
Recombinant DNA | p. 141 |
Cloning Genes | p. 141 |
Tools and Techniques of Recombinant DNA | p. 141 |
Ethical Considerations | p. 143 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 144 |
Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 149 |
Free-Response Questions and Answers | p. 151 |
Classification | p. 155 |
Introduction | p. 155 |
The Five-Kingdom Classification System | p. 155 |
Animals | p. 157 |
Nine Common Animal Phyla | p. 158 |
Characteristics of Mammals | p. 161 |
Characteristics of Primates | p. 162 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 163 |
Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 165 |
Free-Response Questions and Answers | p. 166 |
Evolution | p. 168 |
Introduction | p. 168 |
Evidence for Evolution | p. 168 |
Historical Context for Evolutionary Theory | p. 169 |
Natural Selection | p. 171 |
Types of Selection | p. 171 |
Sources of Variation in a Population | p. 173 |
Causes of Evolution of a Population | p. 175 |
Sources of Stability in Populations-Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium | p. 177 |
Speciation and Reproductive Isolation | p. 179 |
Patterns of Evolution | p. 181 |
Modern Theory of Macroevolution | p. 182 |
The Origin of Life | p. 183 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 184 |
Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 188 |
Free-Response Questions and Answers | p. 189 |
Plants | p. 192 |
Introduction | p. 192 |
Classification of Plants | p. 192 |
Strategies That Enabled Plants to Move to Land | p. 193 |
How Plants Grow | p. 193 |
Plant Tissue | p. 194 |
Roots | p. 196 |
Stems | p. 197 |
The Leaf | p. 198 |
Transport in Plants | p. 199 |
Plant Reproduction | p. 200 |
Alternation of Generations | p. 201 |
Plant Responses to Stimuli | p. 203 |
Signal Transduction Pathway | p. 205 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 206 |
Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 209 |
Free-Response Questions and Answers | p. 211 |
Animal Physiology | p. 213 |
Introduction | p. 213 |
Digestion Among Different Animals | p. 213 |
Digestion in Humans | p. 214 |
Gas Exchange Among Different Animals | p. 215 |
Gas Exchange in Humans | p. 216 |
Human Circulation | p. 218 |
Chemical Signals | p. 221 |
Temperature Regulation | p. 224 |
Osmoregulation | p. 225 |
Excretion | p. 226 |
Nervous System | p. 229 |
Muscle | p. 234 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 236 |
Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 244 |
Free-Response Questions and Answers | p. 247 |
The Human Immune System | p. 249 |
Introduction | p. 249 |
Nonspecific Defense Mechanisms | p. 249 |
Specific Defense Mechanisms | p. 250 |
Types of Immunity | p. 254 |
ABO Antibodies | p. 254 |
AIDS Virus | p. 255 |
Positive Feedback in the Immune System | p. 255 |
Other Information Related to Immunity | p. 255 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 256 |
Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 259 |
Free-Response Question and Answer | p. 260 |
Animal Reproduction and Development | p. 261 |
Introduction | p. 261 |
Asexual Reproduction | p. 261 |
Sexual Reproduction | p. 262 |
Embryonic Development | p. 265 |
Factors that Influence Embryonic Development | p. 267 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 269 |
Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 272 |
Free-Response Questions and Answers | p. 274 |
Ecology | p. 276 |
Introduction | p. 276 |
Properties of Populations | p. 276 |
Population Growth | p. 278 |
Community Structure and Population Interactions | p. 281 |
The Food Chain | p. 282 |
Ecological Succession | p. 283 |
Biomes | p. 284 |
Chemical Cycles | p. 287 |
Humans and the Biosphere | p. 287 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 289 |
Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 294 |
Free-Response Questions and Answers | p. 295 |
Animal Behavior | p. 297 |
Introduction | p. 297 |
Fixed Action Pattern | p. 297 |
Learning | p. 297 |
Social Behavior | p. 299 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 300 |
Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 302 |
Free-Response Question and Answer | p. 303 |
Laboratory Section | p. 305 |
Laboratory Review | p. 307 |
Graphing | p. 307 |
Designing an Experiment | p. 308 |
The 12 Recommended Biology Laboratories | p. 309 |
Diffusion and Osmosis | p. 309 |
Enzyme Catalysis | p. 311 |
Mitosis and Meiosis | p. 312 |
Plant Pigments and Photosynthesis | p. 314 |
Cell Respiration | p. 316 |
Molecular Biology | p. 317 |
Genetics-The Fruit Fly | p. 319 |
Population Genetics and Evolution | p. 320 |
Transpiration | p. 321 |
Physiology of the Circulatory System | p. 322 |
Animal Behavior | p. 323 |
Dissolved Oxygen and Aquatic Primary Productivity | p. 324 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 325 |
Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 327 |
Extra Preparation for the AP Exam | p. 329 |
Major Themes in AP Biology | p. 331 |
Energy Transfer | p. 331 |
Relationship of Structure to Function | p. 332 |
Regulation | p. 333 |
Interdependence of Nature | p. 333 |
Evolution | p. 334 |
Analysis of Real Student Essays | p. 335 |
Sample Essay A | p. 335 |
Analysis of Essay A | p. 335 |
Sample Essay B | p. 336 |
Analysis of Essay B | p. 337 |
Practice Exams | p. 339 |
Model AP Biology Exam No. 1 | p. 341 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 341 |
Reading Period | p. 360 |
Writing Period | p. 360 |
Answers | p. 361 |
Explanations | p. 362 |
Model AP Biology Exam No. 2 | p. 376 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 376 |
Reading Period | p. 398 |
Writing Period | p. 399 |
Answers | p. 400 |
Explanations | p. 400 |
Model AP Biology Exam No. 3 | p. 416 |
Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 416 |
Reading Period | p. 436 |
Writing Period | p. 436 |
Answers | p. 437 |
Explanations | p. 438 |
Appendices and Glossary | p. 455 |
Appendices | p. 457 |
Science as Process-Nobel Prize Winners and Research Topics | p. 457 |
Bibliography | p. 460 |
Commonly Used Prefixes and Suffixes | p. 461 |
Measurements Used in Biology | p. 463 |
Geologic Time Scale | p. 464 |
Glossary | p. 466 |
Index | p. 485 |
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