25 AP Biology FRQ Tips: How to Get a 4 or 5 in 2022 | Albert

In this video, we go over 25 must-know AP Biology FRQ tips to help you score a 4 or 5 on this year's 2022 AP Bio exam. We review test taking strategies for the graphs and tables, key concepts to review, and more. This video is Part 2 of 2 of our AP Biology FRQ tip series. If you missed the first video, be sure to watch the 5 Steps to Writing Effective AP Biology FRQs:    • AP Biology Free Response: 5 Steps to Writi...   🖥️ Students: Sign up for your free account on Albert today to start practicing for your next exam: https://www.albert.io/signup?utm_sour... 👩‍🏫 Teachers: Apply to try Albert with your school. Free for 30-days: https://www.albert.io/solutions-blog-... The AP Biology free response section is often where students struggle most, and what prevents many from passing this particular AP exam. Knowing what AP Biology advice actually helps you do better is crucial. Here are the the first 7 AP Biology free response tips we go over: 1. When interpreting data, make sure you provide reasoning to support a claim. In recent years of exams, students have struggled in understanding the two-part nature of questions that ask to explain or justify something. 2. Interpreting and constructing models are different skills. It is not enough just to be able to create a phylogenetic tree. 3. Practice applying fundamental knowledge of basic biology to giving an explanation for why you chose to present data in a certain way. 4. Be specific but with purpose! Sometimes students include unnecessary specificity that doesn’t actually answer what the question is asking. Provide your reasoning — don’t just repeat something given in the prompt. 5. Use “claim-evidence-reasoning”. This is where you break down an argument into these parts to make your point more clear. 6. When asked to make a comparison, make sure to answer the before and after state of the comparison. 7. When reviewing commonly tested topics such as the modeling of a cell signaling pathway, make sure you are able to describe each step of the pathway and anticipate what might happen if a particular step was activated or inhibited. Pay special attention to our advice regarding key diagrams on the exam. You can review the accompanying blog post to this video here: https://www.albert.io/blog/ap-biology... Please like and subscribe if you find this video helpful, and be sure to check watch the first part of this series if you have not already:    • AP Biology Free Response: 5 Steps to Writi...   P.S. If you need help on your AP Biology exam this year, we have a free review guide you can use here: https://www.albert.io/blog/ap-biology... And if you want extra practice questions, check out Albert's AP Biology course here: https://www.albert.io/ap-biology/?utm... Albert has hundreds of AP-aligned practice questions with detailed explanations, as well as original FRQs for you to learn by doing. #apbiology #apbio #apexams #2022apexams *AP® and Advanced Placement® are registered trademarks of the College Board, which was not involved in the production of, and does not endorse, this product.