In this video, we go over AP Biology FRQ tips in the form of five simple steps to help you write more effective AP Bio free responses. If you follow these free response tips, you'll be well on your way to scoring a 4 or 5 on this year's 2022AP Biology exam.
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The AP Biology free response section can make or break many students' scores. Having a clear game plan and test taking method can help.
Here are the five steps we go over:
1. Understand how points are awarded by reviewing the AP Biology rubrics.
2. Underline or circle every bolded and capitalized word.
3. Understand what the question is asking you and identify common AP Biology directive words.
4. Be succinct in your AP Biology free responses (FRQs).
5. Practice, practice, and then practice some more.
Be sure to pay special attention to the nine most common AP Biology question stems as well as the seven principles to keeping your AP Biology FRQs succinct in step 4.
You can also review the accompanying blog post to this video which goes over these five steps in more detail, as well as provides test taking tips and tricks here: [ Ссылка ]
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