Biology An Everyday ExperiencePH Biology  
the study of living organisms               
 

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4th QUARTER OBJECTIVES

EQ

1
Read, construct, and use a dichotomous key.

How are classification systems used to organize all life on Earth?

  • Identify ways that classification systems reflect evolutionary relationships between organisms
  • Explain how closely related organisms are in the same genus and share more characteristics then more distantly related organisms.
2
Fungi have distinct structures called hyphae which group to form mycelia What are the advantages and disadvantages of reproductive methods in fungi?
3
Describe the advantages and disadvantages of sexual and asexual reproduction in mold
  • Explain the difference between haploid and diploid forms of fungi
  • Explain the difference between sexual and asexual reproduction
4
Draw and explain the life cycle of a bread mold
5
Describe ways plants of different major groups reproduce. What are the advantages and disadvantages of reproductive methods in plants?
  • Explain how major groups of plants differ based on their reproductive strategies.
  • Compare the relative length of sporophyte/gametophyte generation between plant groups.
6
Explain why angiosperms are more successful than other types of plants
  • Describe two strategies flowering plants use to pollinate flowers.
  • Describe two strategies flowering plants use to disperse their seeds.
7
Explain the evolutionary advantages of different animal groups What are reproductive and development patterns in animals?
  • Compare and contrast different reproductive strategies in vertebrates and invertebrates.
  • Explain how body structures and systems improve as animals evolved (for example, blood circulation and the chambers of the heart).
8
Identify the structures in the nervous system and their functions What are regulatory systems in the human body? How do systems work together to maintain health?
  • The nervous system controls and coordinates functions throughout the body
  • Describe how the nervous system uses feedback loops.
9
Identify the structures in the endocrine system and their functions
  • Glands release hormones that act on target cells in other places of the body.
  • Diagram how endocrine feedback systems maintain homeostasis in the body’s metabolism level, water balance, calcium levels and other important systems
10

Identify the components of the immune system and their functions

  • Explain how the immune system maintains health