How are the evolution questions? Worried :/

[hamburger90]

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Reading Cliffs AP and there is a lot of information to connect, and keep in mind. Is there a high percentage of ecology questions? what level of difficulty? THank you everyone!

 

[telemonster]

It isn't really possible to know what kinds of questions will be asked for each individual DAT. Statistics show that some topics are more tested than others, but I don't know them off the top of my head. As far as difficulty, the best you can do is study and know as much as possible then apply that knowledge if you get to it on the test. I'm sorry this isn't more helpful, but I would advise to just know as much as possible (within reason) and hope for the best.
Good luck!

 

[sacapuntas]

My experience in bio prep vs the real test was that bio prep focused heavily on taxonomy and evolution whereas the real test did not have any evolution questions and one question you could say was taxonomy related. That is a very small sample size, but my point is that you probably won't see a bunch of taxonomy or evolution questions and your time could be better spent mastering physiological systems, mitosis/meiosis, cellular respiration and photosynthesis, and genetics questions. Once you master those high yield topics then move on to the lesser topics.