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Science grade 7 3.C.1.e - mdk12

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<strong>Science</strong> Toolkit: Grade 7 Objective <strong>3.C.1.e</strong><br />

Student Handout: <strong>Science</strong>: Grade 7 Objective <strong>3.C.1.e</strong><br />

Standard 3.0 Life <strong>Science</strong><br />

Topic C. Genetics<br />

Indicator 1. Explain the ways that genetic information is passed from parent to<br />

offspring in different organisms.<br />

Objective e. Identify evidence to support the idea that there is greater variation<br />

among offspring of organisms that reproduce sexually than among those that<br />

reproduce asexually.<br />

Selected Response (SR) Item<br />

Question<br />

Roses produced asexually from cuttings are genetically identical to the parent. Roses grown<br />

from sexually produced seeds may look different from either parent.<br />

Which statement is best supported by this information?<br />

A. Sexually produced plants are a new species.<br />

B. Sexual reproduction produces more variation in plants.<br />

C. Asexually produced plants are larger than sexually produced plants.<br />

D. Asexual reproduction helps plants adapt to different environments.<br />

Correct Answer<br />

B. Sexual reproduction produces more variation in plants.<br />

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<strong>Science</strong> Toolkit: Grade 7 Objective <strong>3.C.1.e</strong><br />

Question<br />

Roses produced asexually from cuttings are genetically identical to the parent. Roses grown<br />

from sexually produced seeds may look different from either parent.<br />

Which statement is best supported by this information?<br />

A. Sexually produced plants are a new species.<br />

B. Sexual reproduction produces more variation in plants.<br />

C. Asexually produced plants are larger than sexually produced plants.<br />

D. Asexual reproduction helps plants adapt to different environments.<br />

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