is it a college biology or a high school's?

Question

I'll give you some of the subjects in one chapter and you try to recognize whether it's a college level book or a high school's

this chapter is about genes and stuff :)

lack of dominance: two pages
complementary genes: one page
lethal genes:one page
multiple alleles: 3 pages
rhesus factor: one page
linkage and crodding over: 5 pages
genetic maps: one page

the book is 300 pages and has about 15 chapters.
so what do you think?

Answer 1

well

im a second-year highschool here in the Philippines
biology is at the second-year's curriculum

my book has over 500 pages
which involves
genetics
basis of life
evolution
life energy
reproduction
and so on


unfortunately it was tear in half while i was studying with it


so i think its the sam for your country

its definitely fo highschool


^_^

Answer 2

i believe that college books are used more when a high school student is preparing for a college-equivalent test that would allow them to earn college credits on the subject (i.e: AP and IB).

all i know is that i have a 1000+ page calc textbook full of mathematical goodness for the AP test, and a chem textbook less than 2 inches thick that claims to be a college textbook.
plus it depends on how in-depth your book goes on different topics. judging from the pages, it's either a very concise college textbook (as my chem textbook claims to be) or a high-school textbook.

in my experience, a high school textbook is really easy to read and comprehend and college-level ones are harder.

Answer 3

The number of pages is a clear indication that this is NOT a college biology textbook - they usually weigh 5 pounds and have close to a thousand pages or more.