If you need chapter outlines for Mr.
Lai's assignments, here's a link to his website:
BIOLOGY 110 STUDY GUIDE
This is a guide for studying Biology 110.
It should provide a good reference of things students are expected to know for Biology 110. It is suggested that this be used
as a supplement to the lecture notes and the textbook. It is not intended to be a substitute for either the text or lecture
notes.
INTRODUCTION
This is a guide prepared to help students study for
examinations in the Biology 110 course. It should provide a good check of the facts students are expected to learn. It is
meant to be comprehensive but not meant to be a substitute for either the book or notes from class. Students should use this
study guide in conjunction with the textbook, laboratory manual, outside assignments made by the instructor, plus lecture
and laboratory class notes. This guide will cover the majority of the information that students need to learn in order to
pass the course with a grade of "C" or above. However, there is no way short of memorization, that students can expect to
master the material. Rehearsal, by going over the facts again and again, is the best way to prepare for any examination.
The Guide is broken down into the Chapter headings of
the Textbook, Starr and Taggart, Essentials of Biology, 9th edition.
Remember. This site contains study
questions, not answers!
If you want to know more about the guide
above, you can visit:
The chronological order (by chapters) of the questions
given in each link are very similar to lesson orders of the Holt, Rinehart and Winston's Biology textbook.
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