<p>think of it as a social community has to be alive to communicate so does a community need to be living</p>
<p>Wow idk what to do now I’ve been busy these last few weeks. I need to review like 100 more pages of the PR book, I haven’t taken any practice tests yet. I want a 700!</p>
<p>Welp, apparently the Sparknotes tests don’t have a curve. I missed two questions and got a 790.</p>
<p>Curse you female reproductive hormones. (LH vs progesterone)</p>
<p>^ I hate those too. ugh. gonna die. </p>
<p>anyways… here’s a question in the SAT II bio test in the official tests (from CB) </p>
<p>it says </p>
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<p>Apparently its E? but WUT, a ladybug eats a little aphid and its called a carnivore? wuuuut?? what’s the actual definition of a carnivore? <_< someone explain to me why its E… why a ladybug is a carnivore. </p>
<p>thx</p>
<p>@potentum: A carnivore is an animal that eats ANY kind of other animal. So regardless of the animals size, charcteristics, etc. Unless its eating a plant or some algae, its a carnivore. Hope that helped. </p>
<p>…less than 24 hours left! 
Good luck everyone!</p>
<p>^ thanks</p>
<p>ahh! less than 2 hours left for me~!!! D=D=D=.</p>
<p>Oh really?! Wow, that’s crazy. I really do wish you the best of luck then! I just hope I can remember all of the terms I just crammed down into my head.</p>
<p>GOOD LUCK to you too</p>
<p>i just took it. it was ANNOYING. <_<</p>
<p>i guess i have to wait 24 hours.</p>
<p>asdf asdf asdf asdffffff!!! <_< i have 1 stupid mistake i noe i got wrong already. UGH and 1 i’m pretty sure is wrong. </p>
<p>what’s the “normal curve” for BIO E?</p>
<p>Hey, what score are you predicting for yourself? I have the Barron’s curve and PR curve and the Sparknotes curves is online. But if you used those books then you probably have them too.</p>
<p>80 800 49 600 18 420
79 800 48 590 17 410
78 790 47 590 16 410
77 780 46 580 15 400
76 770 45 580 14 390
75 770 44 570 13 390
74 760 43 560 12 380
73 760 42 560 11 370
72 750 41 550 10 360
71 740 40 550 9 360
70 740 39 540 8 350
69 730 38 540 7 350
68 730 37 530 6 340
67 720 36 520 5 340
66 710 35 520 4 330
65 700 34 510 3 330
64 700 33 500 2 320
63 690 32 500 1 320
62 680 31 490 0 310
61 680 30 490 -1 310
60 670 29 480 -2 300
59 660 28 480 -3 300
58 660 27 470 -4 290
57 650 26 470 -5 280
56 640 25 460 -6 280
55 640 24 450 -7 270
54 630 23 450 -8 270
53 620</p>
<p>This is from sparksnotes, but I’ve read on this forum that the actual curve is a little bit more lenient ~68=750</p>
<p>^That’s a decent curve, but to get an 800 you can only miss one, or two at most.</p>
<p>That makes Bio one of the harder tests to get an 800 on considering that other SAT Subjects like Math II or USH you can miss up to 5 and still get a perfect score.</p>
<p>@potenteunm - How much photosynthesis and cellular respiration was on the test?</p>
<p>someone ask me a bio question!</p>
<p>Sigh. I took APBIO last year, and was suppose to review a bit every now and then to keep my memory continuous. Guess what day I started my review. Yeah, panic. xD</p>
<p>It’s all coming back relatively. But I keep feeling like AP Bio is much more indepth than the SAT Bio test, so studying that might be over-doing it… yes?</p>
<p>no not really because i think there are some really random specific questions that come up. if you have written notes look those over esp. if they are specific things you didnt know</p>
<p>For people who have taken the SAT…did you guys score higher than you had expected? Because nerve are starting to get to me</p>
<p>uhh… well i noe i got 1 wrong, and 1 unsure like above. i’m predicting 750 + at least… probably at most 5 wrong…</p>
<p>I used princeton review for review, then took kaplan, barrons, mcgraw hill, PR and the CB practice tests.</p>
<p>^ not to sound arrogant or anything… could very well that I end up making a billion mistakes … sigh :P</p>
<p>we’ll just have to wait till dec 22…</p>
<p>does anyone know that the curve for the ecology is like?</p>
<p>hope i can get 4 wrong… (-5) and still get 800. but i doubt that. i thought this administration was harder than the practice test given in the CB book tho, but it all depends on what u noe…</p>