Suggestion for Studying Review material:

1. Study the first three exams.

2. Be comfortable with WHY the right answer is right and WHY the wrong answers are wrong. Do NOT memorize the answers; instead understand them. If I ask a question on a topic, e.g., discriminating phenotype and genotype) and the answer is phenotype - you need to know what BOTH phenotype and genotype are - not just what the answer was.

I may ask you the EXACT same questions from your exam.
I may ask you a question on the same topic, but changing the question around.
I may ask you something on a related topic (which you needed to know to answer the question)

3. Refer back to your notes, study guides or your text only when you are struggling with a particular area. Use the exams as your guide. If it didn't make the first three exams, it wont be on the final (unless covered in the new material since exam three).

4. The quizsite questions have been re-posted for the first three exams - never hurts to re-take those for practice.