Exploring Life - Honors Biology Chapter 3 Scientific Exploration

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Since we may work on this over more than one day, I will keep track of what you have done. Feel free to click submit as you work to save your work to the server. 

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Answer the questions as best you can. The boxes will expand as you type if you need more space. (Don't worry if it is a one word answer. The box size is standard.)

Since you will be working in groups, put all the names of the people in the group in the box.

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Open the Explore Life CD in a separate window.   (If you need help with that ask.)

While there are questions on the CD, they provide answers, so I can't grade their questions. You will get a grade for the answers on this form!

Click on Chapter 3

-At any time you can refer back to the text via the menu on the side-

Start with Concept 3.1

Question 1: In your words describe the difference between discovery science and hypothesis based science.

Click next activity at the bottom of the page.

Go through the "bird" activity.

Question 2: Can you think of any human behaviors that are similar to the pecking behavior of the gull chicks?  Is it learned or inate?

Continue to the next activity.

-At any time you can refer back to the text via the menu on the side-

Question 3: What do you think might be the consequence to a male bird that does not learn the song of its species?

Click next activity.

Question 4: Are there human postures you associate with aggression? What might they be? 

On the left side of the screen is a table of contents. Click on Lab 3.

We will not be doing this lab. I don't even want to think about termites.

Go through the activity if you have time.

Vocabulary not in the text: - this time you have to look them up on your own 

agonistic

alpha male/alpha female

Go through the text chapter on line to refresh your memory of what you read at home :-)

Question 5.  List different ways animals communicate. Can you think of ways plants might communicate?

Question 6. Do you think you need a lecture on chapter 3?

 

If you have time you can go back through the CD for anything else you want to read more about.

      
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