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1/30/12 OGT REVIEW: INTRO TO STUDENT DRIVEN LEARNING

What gas does the process of photosynthesis release into the atmosphere? A. carbon dioxide B. hydrogen C. nitrogen D. oxygen

For many years scientists debated whether viruses should be considered living organisms. Which statement could a scientist use to support the position that viruses are not living? A. Viruses have genes encoded in DNA. B. Viruses require a host cell in order to reproduce. C. Viruses infect both plant and animal cells. D. Viruses replicate to produce more viruses.

The chart below is a taxonomic key for the fictitious insect genus Problematica. A student has been asked to identify the following insect. To which species does the insect belong? A. Problematica alva B. Problematica brancus C. Problematica cantrellis D. Problematica differensis

A group of students designs an experiment to test how an herbicide affects pepper plants and weeds. Eight plots are tested, each of which holds 25 pepper plants and a variety of weeds. Plots 1 and 2 are not treated; plots 3 – 8 are treated with varying amounts of weed-killing herbicide. The weeds are counted in each plot during week 1. The herbicide is applied during week 2, and the weeds are counted again in week 3. The data are shown in the table below.

Prior to herbicide application, a student notes that there are two related species of weeds (A and B) that occur in similar numbers in plot 5. Species A reproduces sexually and species B reproduces asexually. After exposing both weed populations to several applications of the herbicide, the student observes that the population of species B has become significantly smaller than the population of species A. Why did species A most likely have a survival advantage over species B? A. There was greater genetic variability in species A than there was in species B. B. The percentage of herbicide-resistant weeds decreased in species A but not in species B. C. Asexual reproduction allows the weeds to produce more offspring in a shorter period of time. D. Sexually reproducing weeds are better able to utilize nutrients from the herbicides than asexually reproducing weeds.

A single weed in plot 6 has a genetic mutation that allows its cells to transport herbicide out through the cell membrane before the weed is harmed. Suppose a student allows weeds to grow in plot 6 and then periodically treats them with herbicide. Which graph best represents the expected frequency (how often something occurs) of the mutant gene in the weed population over time? A. B. C. D.

Based on the results of this experiment, a farmer has decided to use a 150% application of the herbicide to kill weeds in his fields. Describe one advantage and one disadvantage of using the 150% dose of herbicide. Respond in the space provided in your Answer Document. (2 points)

Scoring Rubric PointsStudent Response 2 The student response describes one advantage AND one disadvantage of using the 150% application of herbicide. 1 The student response describes one advantage OR one disadvantage of using the 150% application of herbicide. 0 The student response demonstrates no understanding of the task. The response may provide incorrect information or be irrelevant to the task.

Score = 0 This response does not describe an advantage and/or disadvantage of using a 150% application of herbicide. It receives no credit.

Score = 2 This response correctly indicates one advantage, “there will be a significant decrease of weeds” and correctly identifies one disadvantage, “it will kill a large amount of his crops off.”

Score = 1 This response identifies an acceptable disadvantage, “using more than recommended may harm the environment by killing animals and getting into the water.” The stated advantage, “he would not have any weeds,” is incorrect since varying quantities of weeds remain in all treated plots.

Score = 0 The response identifies one advantage, “there will be no weeds,” that is incorrect. After application, the chart indicates varying quantities of weeds remain in all the plots. The stated disadvantage (herbicide is a chemical which could be very dangerous) is not specific enough to receive credit. It fails to describe the danger.

Score = 2 This response correctly identifies one advantage (more weeds will die) and one disadvantage (more pepper plants will die) in using the 150% application of herbicide.

Assignments Go to your school . – 2 s 1) Develop a question for the following passage and diagram. Reply to this and type the question. Send the to me. 2) Student Driven OGT Questions – Google doc