Practice Questions, Quizzes and Tests
A number of organizations and individual teachers make practice biology questions, quizzes, and tests available through the Internet.
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Multiple Choice Quizzes for The Science of BiologyQuizzes for each chapter of the textbook, The Science of Biology, are available through this website. A quiz is corrected once you complete and submit it.
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Interactive Review Questions, OpenStax Biology TextbookScroll to the bottom of each module in this online textbook to find interactive review questions on topics you'll be covering in class.
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Cell Biology QuizzesRegister at the top right of the screen to get access to the interactive quizzes at the end of each chapter in the ebook, Essentials of Cell Biology.
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Cell Biology Problem SetsInteractive problem sets about membranes, signaling, mitosis, meiosis and other cell biology topics. Short tutorials help you answer the questions.
Online Textbooks
Here are free, online biology textbooks you can consult to clarify and supplement what you learn in class.
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OpenStax Biology TextbookThis textbook is provided by the OpenStax College. Units 1 through 3 correspond with the topics you'll be covering in BIOL 1710. It includes interactive review questions at the end of each module. You can download the book as a pdf or view it online. Note: At the Willis Library, use Google Chrome, FrontMotion Firefox, or Safari to download the pdf; Internet Explorer does not work with the textbook.
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Essentials of Cell BiologyThis free online textbook is provided by Nature Education. Register at the top right of the screen to be able to take the interactive quizzes at the end of each chapter.
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Essentials of GeneticsThis free online textbook includes video animations of molecular processes. Published by Nature Education.
Print Textbook at the UNT Libraries
Biology by Campbell, 9th edition in Willis Course Reserves - ask for it at the First Floor Library Services Desk, Willis Library. Use one of these three reserve numbers: GRW 07148, GRW 07149, or GRW 07151.
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