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A1.06.2 AP Environmental Science Skills Assignment
Part 1:
AP Classroom
Sign into your AP Classroom account at https://myap.collegeboard.org
You will be completing the Unit 1 Progress Check MCQ
. When you are finished, complete the reflection.
Reflection (50pts.): 1. Based on your results from the progress check, list one topic in which you feel confident.
1. I feel very confident in questions about ecosystems, biomes, food chains/webs and trophic levels
2. Based on your results from the progress check, list two topics that you need to review.
1. Cycles
2. 10% Rule
3. What are your next steps? In a paragraph, describe your plan for reviewing the topics you listed in the previous question. Identify resources specific to those topics that can support your review within AP Classroom.
My plan is to begin by reviewing the notes for these topics in CTLS and watch the AP Daily videos for the topics. Part 2: Unit 1 Discussion Review
You will submit Part 2 Unit 1 Discussion Review to the C1.06.3 AP Environmental Science Skills Discussion. The videos in the discussion are only visible to the teachers and other students taking CVA AP Environmental Science. Directions:
You will complete the question activity below.
Include the question you develop here: Compare and contrast the characteristics of aquatic and terrestrial biomes. Develop a Question:
To review your learning in Unit 1, develop an assessment question using one of the question stems listed below and one of the listed topics. Question Stems:
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How is ____ related to ____?
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What conclusions can you draw _____?
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How would you adapt____to create a different____?
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How would you test____?
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Can you predict the outcome if____?
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What facts would you select to support____?
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Can you elaborate on the reason____?
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What would happen if___?
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Can you formulate a theory for___?
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Compare and contrast ___ and ___.
Topic Choices:
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Predator-prey relationships and types of symbiosis
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Competition between species for resources
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Characteristics of aquatic and terrestrial biomes
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Interactions and movement of matter and energy through biogeochemical cycles
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Energy and matter flow between trophic levels, food chains, and food webs
Posting Directions:
Post a video introducing yourself and asking your question. View other posts and choose a classmate's post to answer with a video post.
When you are finished, submit this document to your instructor for grading.
Rubric:
A1.06.2 AP Environmental Science Skills Assignment
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