SATII Biology 模拟题及答案讲解.pdfVIP

BIOLOGY E/M SUBJECT TEST The Biology E/M Subject Test consists of 80 multiple-choice questions. In terms of the overall level of difficulty, the test is intended for students who have had a one-year introductory course in biology of the sort that is included in a college preparatory curriculum. Although there are two versions of the Biology Subject Test (E for ecology and M for molecular), your biology course probably prepared you adequately to take either version. Most of the questions are similar on the two versions with only about 20 questions making up the difference. If your course work emphasized topics such as DNA, then you might feel more comfortable with the M version; if your course work focused on topics such as biomes and populations, then you might feel more comfortable with the E version. Also, any additional work that you’ve done, such as an independent report or field research, might be a basis for choosing one version over the other. The test presented in this book will give you questions that would be appropriate to both versions. And to make sure that you’ve had adequate practice, we’ve used 95 questions instead of just 80—though even 80 questions is a lot to answer in an hour. Still, the number of questions asked is not great when compared with the amount of information that is conveyed in a full-year course in biology. For this reason, everything you learned in biology cannot be the basis for a test question. Therefore, you may encounter some questions that test areas not emphasized in your course. The following table summarizes the topics tested and the approximate number of questions for each: Cellular and Molecular Biology 12 Ecology 12 Classical Genetics