Welcome to these interactive AP Bio FRQs!
These practice FRQs are interactive. You’ll type your answer into a text box, and we’ll give you feedback on your answer.
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[h]Interactive AP Bio FRQs
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Biohaiku
Type in your answers
Study the feedback with care
A “5” is in reach!
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For questions with “Part 1,” “Part 2,” etc. it will help if you number your responses.
If you want to resize the “quiz box” to see more text at a time, click the “Full-screen view” icon at the top left of the quiz:
Do just a few questions at a time. Leave the “Max to practice…” pull-down set to five questions. We don’t let you revise your answers right away after getting feedback, because your memory of what you’ve learned is strengthened by waiting a little while and then recalling what you’ve learned (the principle of “spaced repetition”). Click “Show me again later” — you’ll get a chance to revise your previous answer!
If you see any problems or have any questions or suggestions, please let us know with the “Feedback” link (hover on the green down-arrow at top right):