Free NY Regents Life Science: Biology Exam Prep

Interacting living systems, feedback mechanisms, homeostasis, DNA and protein structure-function relationships, cells, body systems, models, investigations, and explanations.

Photosynthesis, cellular respiration, food molecules, matter cycling, energy transfer, ecosystems, models, mathematical relationships, and evidence-based explanations.

Carrying capacity, biodiversity, ecosystem stability, disturbances, group behaviors, ecological relationships, human impacts, and designing or evaluating solutions.

DNA, chromosomes, gene expression, mitosis, meiosis, reproduction, development, mutations, variation, statistics and probability, and evidence-based inheritance claims.

Evidence for common ancestry, natural selection, adaptation, heritable variation, population change, speciation, data interpretation, and communication of evolutionary explanations.

Carbon movement among Earth systems, climate consequences of atmospheric carbon dioxide, photosynthesis and atmospheric oxygen, and life-Earth system interactions.

Defining problems, criteria and constraints, designing and evaluating solutions, trade-offs, model limitations, and evidence-based decision-making in biological contexts.