Textbook review
Campbell Biology
9th edition, AP Edition · Reece, Urry, Cain, Wasserman, Minorsky and Jackson · Pearson (Benjamin Cummings), 2011
This is a free, independent study companion for Campbell Biology, 9th edition, AP Edition. It follows the book's chapters and numbered sections with our own summaries, key terms and practice questions, but it doesn't include the book's text, so you'll need your own copy to read alongside it. It isn't made or endorsed by the publisher or the authors. This edition came out in 2011, before the current AP Biology course, so every section tells you how it lines up with today's course and points out anything the exam no longer covers or that scientists now understand differently.
Independent review — not affiliated with or endorsed by the publisher. You'll need your own copy of the book.
Chapters
- Chapter 1 · pp. 1–27Introduction: Themes in the Study of Life4 sections · 44 questions · 58 terms
- Chapter 2 · pp. 30–45The Chemical Context of Life4 sections · 44 questions · 47 terms
- Chapter 3 · pp. 46–57Water and Life3 sections · 36 questions · 36 terms
- Chapter 4 · pp. 58–67Carbon and the Molecular Diversity of Life3 sections · 37 questions · 39 terms
- Chapter 5 · pp. 68–91The Structure and Function of Large Biological Molecules5 sections · 49 questions · 68 terms
Build a mock test
Pick the chapters your test covers. You'll get a mix of questions from every chapter and section you pick, in a test screen like the one on exam day, with every answer explained at the end. Take it again for a new version with different questions.