Biology practice sets
This high school Biology practice hub includes five short sets of 10 original questions. The sets cover cells, structure and energy; genetics and heredity; evolution and natural selection; ecology and ecosystems; and scientific practices and biological data.
Course scope and standards
The course connects structure and function, energy and matter, heredity, variation, evolution, ecosystems, biodiversity, models, investigations, data analysis, and evidence-based explanations. Expectations vary by state, school, and course sequence. This is a supplemental study map connected to the NGSS HS-LS1 life-science structure and processes standards, HS-LS2 ecosystems standards, HS-LS3 heredity standards, and HS-LS4 evolution standards.
Skills covered
- Explain cell structure, membrane transport, enzymes, photosynthesis, respiration, and homeostasis
- Use models and probability to reason about DNA, genes, alleles, gene expression, mutations, and heredity
- Analyze variation, natural selection, common ancestry, adaptation, biodiversity, and conservation evidence
- Interpret population limits, food webs, nutrient cycles, energy transfer, and human impacts on ecosystems
- Design investigations, identify variables and controls, interpret graphs, evaluate claims, and communicate uncertainty
How to use these practice tests
Start with the set that matches your current unit. For missed questions, identify the biological system or process, locate the evidence, explain the relationship, and compare your reasoning with the solution. For data questions, check variables, controls, units, sample size, trends, and whether the evidence supports correlation or causation.
These are original supplemental practice questions. They are not official state assessments, school examinations, NGSS materials, medical advice, or a substitute for teacher feedback. Confirm your course standards, laboratory expectations, reading list, and accommodations with your teacher or school.
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