AP Biology · Unit 3 · Evolution · Practice

Read, Dissect, Decide

Ten questions. On every one you will mark up the question before you see the answers, write down what you actually need from class, then hunt for the false clause. You get three scores per question, not one.

How this works

Phase 1, Read. Tap each clause of the question to color it. Blue means you learned this in class. Amber means it exists only in this question. Leave filler alone.

Phase 2, Notes. Write the specific class content you need to answer. Not the answer. The content. The answer choices stay blurred and unclickable until you have colored at least one clause and written 40 characters. That is on purpose.

Phase 3, Decide. Tap any clause in any answer choice that is factually wrong to shade it red. Then pick your answer. Then hit Check.

The rule One red clause makes the whole choice wrong. You are looking for the only choice with zero red, and it still has to answer the verb in the stem. In this unit, red is usually a subject (an individual instead of a population) or a motive (a trait that appeared because it was needed).

3 spot the false clause, 3 scenario, 4 data. If you want the non biology warm up that shows the routine, it is at the top of the Unit 1 quiz. Your work saves in this browser so you can come back.

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