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Browse for similar items by category: Click to Display Editorial Review: Product Description: You will get a higher score. We guarantee it. SAT II: Biology E/M, Fourth Edition comes complete with a targeted review of all the material on the exam, plus Kaplan's score-increasing strategies. This powerful combination makes SAT II: Biology E/M a highly effective way for you to score higher on this intensive subject test, enabling you to approach the test with confidence. 3 Full-Length Practice Tests You'll start by taking a diagnostic test. From this score, you can determine the areas on which you need to focus. After an intensive review of the tested material, you'll take two simulated tests with a complete explanation for every answer and a detailed analysis of your scores. Critical Test-Taking Strategies SAT II: Biology E/M improves your test-taking skills by outlining important strategies on managing time, remembering key concepts, spotting important trends, and approaching each type of question on the test. You'll hone these skills with hundreds of practice questions and quizzes in every chapter. Be Prepared -- Know the Test This in-depth book reviews every section of the test step-by-step, including Ecology, Cellular and Molecular Biology, Classical Genetics, Evolution and Diversity, and Organismal Biology. With SAT II: Biology E/M you'll increase your score by knowing what to expect on the actual exam. Average Rating:
![]() Rating: - AwesomeI used this book for my own exam and got a 720 on it. I only found two negative aspects of this book; the poor diagrams and irrelevant information. In place of the diagrams in the Kaplan, i recommend that you use Priceton Review. I absolute hope that you don't use the Barron's book, considering all of the poeple i know who sue it said it sucked. I personally found that their font and spacing was too small and hard to read. Kaplan has larger text and large margins in the pages for you to tkae notes. Rating: - Kaplan's Biology compared to othersI got a 760 on the test (40 points below my goal). Although I read through the princeton review book (which reads like a novel, but not), the barron's book (which DOES have irrelevant stuff), and the REA book (which has 6 practice tests, but the material it reviews doesn't seem quite standard), I used Kaplan's mainly. It takes a lot of time to review, but it covers everything in an organized way, with 5 main subjects. Another note: Use the fourth edition, the one with a green and black cover. All of ... Read More Rating: - Excellent bookThis book served to help me with the exam. Important topics liked ecology and cells are explained that is nice to learn from. I also used Cliff's Biology by Philip Pack which is also a good reference--easy reading. However, if you want great test preparation questions get the following which helped also--- The Ultimate Study Guide for Biology: Key Review Questions and Answers with Explanations Volume 1 isbn: 1933023007 Volume 2 isbn: 1933023015 Volume 3 isbn: 1933023023 Read More Rating: - SOLID HELPI used this book along with the Cliffs AP Biology review book. They worked great together. KAPLAN's book reads like a textbook but is good to read twice. Cliffs is excellent inside-out as far as information coverage. Read that for a foundation. Concentrate before you read and you will do just fine. I did- I got a 790 and just read these two books for 2 weeks. The test might have a few wierd questions but don't get afraid, SAT 2s are scored very leniently. You will do fine. Rating: - Good book!I used this book (if only for 2 days!) and got a 740 in June '03. The 2 practice tests were good, although some of the other content was boring. I didn't find any errors, and thought that the practice tests were harder than the actual thing In association with Amazon.com | |