Biology Keystone Review Resources

Students currently enrolled in biology (all levels) will take the Biology Keystone Exam in May.

Pennsylvania requires that all students complete an end-of-year exam after the completion of their high school biology course, nad as it stands, this is a graduation requirement. Therefore, students need to do their best on these tests so they will not have to worry about remediating and retesting at a later date.

In order to give themselves the best chance possible, students must take their classwork seriously, and use the review opportunities in place wisely. If you have questions or concerns, please raise them as soon as possible, so we can do our best to support you.

Supplemental Resources

All biology courses are aligned to the eligible content on this assessment and your classwork should help to prepare you for proficiency; you will also find that the resources below provide additional opportunities to supplement your understanding and practice with the content.

Keystone Biology Learning Inventory - This file provides vocabulary terms in context, as well as key skills and diagrams.
 
Keystone Practice Exam - This file contains just the questions in an exam type format.
 
Keystone Sample Questions with Answers (2011) - This file contains the questions and their answers.


  • Blended learning - Paul Andersen, Montana Teacher of the Year provides lessons on all of the majors concepts covered on the Keystone Biology exam.
  • Crash Course! - Author John Green's brother narrates fast-paced reviews of the most fundamental concepts in Biology which contain excellent visuals and clever tools to inspire retention.
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