Almost a quarter of a million students take SAT II Subject Tests
(previously known as the College Board Achievement Tests) every year. Many colleges require SAT II Subject Test scores. The purpose of these tests is to measure and demonstrate your knowledge and/or skills in specific subjects and to test your ability to apply that knowledge on each particular examination. The better your score is, the better your application will look to the colleges of your choice. If you’re reading this book, it’s likely that you are preparing for one of the SAT II Biology exams. We have tried to make this a “workable” book. In other words, the book is set up so that, regardless of the level exam you’re taking, you will be able to find the material necessary to study and to take those tests that are most applicable to your level.
Divided into sections, the book begins with a diagnostic biology
exam. The purpose of this diagnostic test is to help you get a handle on what you know and what needs more work. Take this exam (and all of the tests) under simulated exam conditions, if you can. What this means is that you should find a quiet place in which to work, set
up a clock, and take the test without stopping. When you are finished, take a break and then go back and check your answers. Always reread those questions you got wrong, since sometimes an error can come from merely misreading the question. Again, double check your answers, and if they’re still not clear, read the appropriate section in the review material.
Once you’ve completed your Diagnostic Test, it’s time to move on to the biology review section. Study the material carefully, but feel free to skim those portions of the review section that are easiest for
you.
(previously known as the College Board Achievement Tests) every year. Many colleges require SAT II Subject Test scores. The purpose of these tests is to measure and demonstrate your knowledge and/or skills in specific subjects and to test your ability to apply that knowledge on each particular examination. The better your score is, the better your application will look to the colleges of your choice. If you’re reading this book, it’s likely that you are preparing for one of the SAT II Biology exams. We have tried to make this a “workable” book. In other words, the book is set up so that, regardless of the level exam you’re taking, you will be able to find the material necessary to study and to take those tests that are most applicable to your level.
Divided into sections, the book begins with a diagnostic biology
exam. The purpose of this diagnostic test is to help you get a handle on what you know and what needs more work. Take this exam (and all of the tests) under simulated exam conditions, if you can. What this means is that you should find a quiet place in which to work, set
up a clock, and take the test without stopping. When you are finished, take a break and then go back and check your answers. Always reread those questions you got wrong, since sometimes an error can come from merely misreading the question. Again, double check your answers, and if they’re still not clear, read the appropriate section in the review material.
Once you’ve completed your Diagnostic Test, it’s time to move on to the biology review section. Study the material carefully, but feel free to skim those portions of the review section that are easiest for
you.
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