Biology II Anatomy and Physiology SOL Prep

Scientific and Engineering Practices

• AP.1 — Demonstrate understanding of scientific and engineering practices through investigation, analysis, and communication.

Body Systems and Homeostasis

• AP.2 — Investigate how body systems work together to maintain homeostasis through feedback mechanisms and system interactions.

Movement and Structural Support

• AP.3 — Investigate how body systems work together to enable movement and provide structural support.

Transport and Exchange of Substances

• AP.4 — Investigate how body systems work together to enable the transport and exchange of substances throughout the body, with the environment, or between tissues.

Regulation and Communication

• AP.5 — Investigate how body systems work together to regulate functions and communicate by receiving, processing, and responding to internal and external stimuli.

Protection and Defense

• AP.6 — Investigate how body systems work together to provide protection and defense from physical damage, pathogens, and other threats.

Energy Production and Metabolism

• AP.7 — Investigate how body systems work together to support energy production and metabolism by obtaining, transforming, and utilizing resources.

Reproduction and Development

• AP.8 — Investigate how body systems work together to create and develop new life.

What is on the Biology II Anatomy and Physiology SOL test?

Biology II Anatomy and Physiology is organized into 8 strands: Scientific and Engineering Practices, Body Systems and Homeostasis, Movement and Structural Support, Transport and Exchange of Substances, Regulation and Communication, Protection and Defense, Energy Production and Metabolism, Reproduction and Development.

How many standards does Biology II Anatomy and Physiology cover?

Biology II Anatomy and Physiology covers 8 individual Virginia SOL standards across its 8 strands.