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9780536731562

Preparing For The Biology AP EXAM: With Biology

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    9780536731562

  • ISBN10:

    053673156X

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2004-01-08
  • Publisher: Pearson

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Table of Contents

About Your Pearson Text Plus Test AP Guide vii
Part I: Introduction to the AP Biology Examination
1(2)
The Advanced Placement Program
3(4)
Why Take an AP Course?
3(1)
Taking an AP Examination
4(1)
AP Biology: Course Goals
5(2)
Molecules and Cells
5(1)
Chemistry of Life
5(1)
Cells
6(1)
Cellular Energetics
6(1)
Heredity and Evolution
6(1)
Heredity
6(1)
Molecular Genetics
6(1)
Evolutionary Biology
6(1)
Organisms and Populations
6(1)
Diversity of Organisms
6(1)
Structure and Function of Plants and Animals
6(1)
Ecology
6(1)
Understanding the AP Biology Examination
7(5)
Section I: Multiple-Choice Questions
7(4)
Factual Questions
7(1)
``Reverse'' Multiple-Choice Questions
8(1)
Conceptual-Thematic Questions
9(1)
Matching Questions
9(1)
Lab-Based or Experimental Questions
10(1)
Section II: Free-Response Questions
11(1)
Grading Procedures for the AP Biology Examination
12(1)
Section I: Multiple-Choice Questions
12(1)
Section II: Free-Response Questions
12(1)
Test-Taking Strategies for the AP Biology Examination
13(6)
Section I: Strategies for Multiple-Choice Questions
16(1)
Section II: Strategies for Free-Response Questions
17(2)
AP Topic Correlation to Campbell and Reece Biology
19(8)
Part II: Topical Review with Sample Questions and Answers and Explanations
27(182)
The Chemistry of Life
29(14)
The Chemical Context of Life: Chemical Elements and Compounds
29(1)
Atoms and Molecules
29(1)
Water and the Fitness of the Environment: The Effects of Water's Polarity
30(1)
The Dissociation of Water Molecules
31(1)
The Structure and Function of Macromolecules: Polymer Principles
31(1)
Carbohydrates---Fuel and Building Material
31(1)
Lipids---Diverse Hydrophobic Molecules
32(1)
Proteins---Many Structures, Many Functions
33(1)
Nucleic Acids---Informational Polymers
34(1)
An Introduction To Metabolism
35(1)
Metabolism, Energy, and Life
35(1)
Enzymes
36(7)
For Additional Review
36(1)
Multiple-Choice Questions
37(2)
Free-Response Question
39(1)
Answers and Explanations
39(4)
The Cell
43(30)
A Tour of the Cell: How We Study Cells
43(1)
A Panoramic View of the Cell
43(1)
The Nucleus and Ribosomes, the Endomembrane System, Other Membranous Organelles, and the Cytoskeleton
44(3)
Membrane Structure and Function
47(2)
Cellular Respiration: Harvesting Chemical Energy
49(1)
Principles of Energy Harvest
49(1)
The Process of Cellular Respiration
50(3)
Oxidative Phosphorylation and Chemiosmosis
53(1)
Related Metabolic Processes
54(1)
Photosynthesis: Photosynthesis in Nature
54(1)
The Pathways of Photosynthesis
55(1)
The Light Reactions
55(1)
The Calvin Cycle
56(3)
The Cell Cycle: The Key Roles of Cell Division
59(1)
The Mitotic Cell Cycle and Mitosis
59(2)
Regulation of the Cell Cycle
61(12)
For Additional Review
61(1)
Multiple-Choice Questions
62(4)
Free-Response Question
66(1)
Answers and Explanations
66(7)
Genetics
73(34)
Meiosis and Sexual Life Cycles: An Introduction to Heredity
73(1)
The Role of Meiosis in Sexual Life Cycles
73(1)
Meiosis Reduces Chromosome Number from Diploid to Haploid
74(1)
Origins of Genetic Variation
75(1)
Mendel and the Gene Idea
76(1)
Gregor Mendel's Discoveries
76(3)
Extending Mendelian Genetics
79(1)
Mendelian Inheritance in Humans
79(1)
The Chromosomal Basis of Inheritance: Relating Mendelism to Chromosomes
80(7)
Sex Chromosomes
87(1)
Errors and Exceptions in Chromosomal Inheritance
87
The Molecular Basis of Inheritance: DNA as the Genetic Material
82(1)
DNA Replication and Repair
83(2)
From Gene to Protein: The Connection Between Genes and Proteins
85(1)
The Synthesis and Processing of RNA
85(1)
The Synthesis of Protein
86(2)
Mutations
88(1)
Microbial Models: The Genetics of Viruses and Bacteria
88(1)
The Organization and Control of Eukaryotic Genomes: Eukaryotic Chromatin Structure and Genome Organization at the DNA Level
89(1)
The Control of Gene Expression
89(1)
The Molecular Biology of Cancer
90(1)
DNA Technology and Genomics: DNA Cloning
90(1)
DNA Analysis and Genomics
91(1)
Practical Applications of DNA Technology
91(16)
For Additional Review
92(1)
Multiple-Choice Questions
92(8)
Free-Response Question
100(1)
Answers and Explanations
100(7)
Mechanisms of Evolution
107(16)
Descent with Modification: A Darwinian View of Life: The Historical Context for Evolutionary Theory
107(1)
The Darwinian Revolution
107(1)
The Evolution of Populations: Population Genetics
108(1)
Causes of Microevolution
109(1)
Genetic Variation, the Substrate for Natural Selection
110(1)
The Origin of Species: What Is a Species?
110(1)
Modes of Speciation
111(1)
From Speciation to Macroevolution
111(1)
Phylogeny and Systematics: The Fossil Record and Geologic Time
112(2)
Systematics: Connecting Classification to Phylogeny
114(9)
For Additional Review
116(1)
Multiple-Choice Questions
116(2)
Free-Response Question
118(1)
Answers and Explanations
119(4)
The Evolutionary History of Biological Diversity
123(26)
Early Earth and the Origin of Life: Introduction to the History of Life
123(1)
The Origin of Life
124(1)
The Major Lineages of Life
124(1)
Prokaryotes and the Origins of Metabolic Diversity: The World of Prokaryotes
125(1)
The Structure, Function, and Reproduction of Prokaryotes
125(1)
Nutritional and Metabolic Diversity
125(1)
A Survey of Prokaryotic Diversity
126(1)
The Ecological Impact of Prokaryotes
127(1)
The Origins of Eukaryotic Diversity: Introduction to the Protists
127(1)
The Origins and Early Diversification of Eukaryotes
127(1)
A Sample of Protistan Diversity
128(1)
Plant Diversity I: How Plants Colonized Land: An Overview of Land Plant Evolution
128(1)
Bryophytes
129(1)
Pteridophytes: Seedless Vascular Plants
129(1)
Plant Diversity II: The Evolution of Seed Plants: Overview of Seed Plant Evolution
129(1)
Gymnosperms
130(1)
Angiosperms
130(1)
Fungi: Introduction to the Fungi
131(1)
Diversity of Fungi
132(1)
Introduction to Animal Evolution: What Is an Animal?
132(1)
Two Views of Animal Diversity
132(1)
The Origins of Animal Diversity
133(1)
Invertebrates
133(3)
Vertebrate Evolution and Diversity: Invertebrate Chordates and the Origin of Vertebrates
136(1)
Introduction to the Vertebrates
137(1)
Jawless Vertebrates
138(1)
Fishes and Amphibians
138(1)
Amniotes
138(1)
Reptiles
138(1)
Birds
139(1)
Mammals
139(1)
Primates and the Evolution of Homo sapiens
139(10)
For Additional Review
139(1)
Multiple-Choice Questions
140(4)
Free-Response Question
144(1)
Answers and Explanations
144(5)
Plant Form and Function
149(18)
Plant Structure and Growth: The Plant Body
149(1)
The Process of Plant Growth and Development
150(1)
Mechanisms of Plant Growth and Development
151(1)
Transport in Plants: An Overview of Transport Mechanisms in Plants
151(1)
Absorption of Water and Minerals by Roots
151(1)
Transport of Xylem Sap
152(1)
The Control of Transpiration
152(1)
Translocation of Phloem Sap
152(1)
Plant Nutrition: Nutritional Requirements of Plants
152(1)
The Role of Soil in Plant Nutrition
152(1)
The Special Case of Nitrogen as a Plant Nutrient
153(1)
Nutritional Adaptations: Parasitism and Predation by Plants
153(1)
Plant Reproduction and Biotechnology: Sexual Reproduction
153(3)
Asexual Reproduction
156(1)
Plant Responses to Internal and External Signals: Plant Responses to Hormones
156(1)
Plant Responses to Light
157(1)
Plant Responses to Environmental Stimuli Other than Light
158(1)
Plant Defense: Responses to Herbivores and Pathogens
158(9)
For Additional Review
158(1)
Multiple-Choice Questions
159(3)
Free-Response Question
162(1)
Answers and Explanations
162(5)
Animal Form and Function
167(30)
An Introduction to Animal Structure and Function: Functional Anatomy: An Overview
167(1)
Regulating the Internal Environment
167(1)
Introduction to the Bioenergetics of Animals
167(1)
Animal Nutrition: Nutritional Requirements
168(1)
Food Types and Feeding Mechanisms
168(1)
Overview of Food Processing
168(1)
The Mammalian Digestive System
169(2)
Circulation and Gas Exchange: Circulation in Animals
171(2)
Regulation of the Heartbeat
173(1)
The Lymphatic System and Blood
173(1)
Gas Exchange in Animals
173(1)
The Body's Defenses: Nonspecific Defenses Against Infection
174(1)
How Specific Immunity Arises
174(1)
Regulating the Internal Environment: An Overview of Homeostasis
175(1)
Water Balance and Waste Disposal
175(1)
Excretory Systems
176(1)
Chemical Signals in Animals
177(1)
An Introduction to Regulatory Systems
178(1)
Chemical Signals and Their Modes of Action
178(1)
The Vertebrate Endocrine System
178(1)
Animal Reproduction: Overview of Animal Reproduction
178(1)
Mechanisms of Sexual Reproduction
179(1)
Mammalian Reproduction
179(1)
Animal Development: The Stages of Early Embryonic Development
180(1)
Nervous Systems: An Overview of Nervous Systems
181(1)
The Nature of Nerve Signals
181(1)
Vertebrate Nervous Systems
182(1)
Sensory and Motor Mechanisms: Introduction to Sensory Reception
182(1)
Photoreceptors and Vision
182(1)
Hearing and Equilibrium
183(1)
Chemoreception---Taste and Smell
183(1)
Movement and Locomotion
183(14)
For Additional Review
184(1)
Multiple-Choice Questions
184(5)
Free-Response Question
189(1)
Answers and Explanations
189(8)
Ecology
197(12)
An Introduction to Ecology and the Biosphere: The Scope of Ecology
197(1)
Factors Affecting the Distribution of Organisms
197(1)
Aquatic and Terrestrial Biomes
197(2)
Behavioral Biology: Introduction to Behavior and Behavioral Ecology
199(1)
Learning
199(1)
Animal Cognition
199(1)
Social Behavior and Sociobiology
199(1)
Population Ecology: Characteristics of Populations
200(1)
Population Growth and Population-Limiting Factors
200(1)
Community Ecology: What Is a Community?
200(1)
Interspecific Interactions and Community Structure
200(1)
Disturbance and Community Structure
201(1)
Biogeographic Factors Affecting the Biodiversity of Communities
201(1)
Ecosystems: The Ecosystem Approach to Ecology
201(1)
The Cycling of Chemical Elements in Ecosystems
201(1)
Human Impact on Ecosystems and the Biosphere
202(7)
For Additional Review
202(1)
Multiple-Choice Questions
202(3)
Free-Response Question
205(1)
Answers and Explanations
205(4)
Part III: Sample Tests with Answers and Explanations
209
Sample Test One
211
Sample Test Two
245

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