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Strategies for Success in AP Biology Free Response Questions

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This resource provides essential strategies for tackling the Free Response Questions (FRQs) in AP Biology. With a focus on time management, effective writing techniques, and understanding key verbs in the questions, students can optimize their performance. The guide includes helpful hints for answering questions accurately, such as writing in complete sentences, labeling answers, and using specific science terms. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of organized responses and allows for smooth continuity in writing. Master these strategies to enhance your scoring potential!

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  1. AP Biology Review Free Response Questions Mrs. Hedges JHHS

  2. Section II--FACTS • Time 90 minutes • Number of questions---4 • % of Total grade---40 • Suggested writing time per question –22 min. • Maximum points per FRQ = 10

  3. Preview time = 10 min. Skim read all 4 Rate & # 1-4 Easiest to hardest Circle key verbs Underline key terms Don’t worry about what you do not know Speed list or Brainstorm on “green” insert Organize! Ready, Set, GO - Strategies

  4. You only get points if you • Write ALL answers in the pink booklet. • Write with dark blue or black ink. • Write answers in ESSAY form. • Write COMPLETE sentences.

  5. Invalid Answers = NO points • Don’t use bullet-form answers • Don’t write an outline

  6. The ”Readers” understand your answers BETTER if you • Number each answer the same way it is numbered in the examination. • Label & answer each part separately. • Write clearly & legibly. • If you make an error, you can simply draw 1 line through it.

  7. Helpful hints • Don’t restate the question – wastes time. • Don’t use general terms - Be very specific. • Use science terms - Explain what they mean.

  8. Pay attention to this! • If specific numbers are called for you will receive credit only for the correct ones among these. (i.e. Identify TWO.. means 2) • If a question calls for 2 examples, you will get credit for the first 2 examples you provide—if correct. • The 3rd example, will not even be read.

  9. Let’s look at some example FRQs!

  10. Key Verbs in the questions • Identify • Describe • Explain • Discuss • Label • Draw

  11. AND . . A VERY Important word AND

  12. Q/A Q: Can you skip parts of questions? A:Yes, leave some space, then come back to it later. Q: What do I do if I run out of space? A: Label the end of your answer, give the Reader a page # and direct him/her to the continuation.

  13. More Q/A Q: How are the answers scored? A:You receive points for only correct answers, no one subtracts points. ------ Each part of a question may receive 1 to 4, even 6 points. Some questions have more than 10 pts available, but you can only max out at 10.

  14. Let’s take a look at some “real” samples of student writing and the scoring.