KRAJEWSKI’S LAST LECTURE! You have brains in your head…you have feet in your shoes…you can steer yourself in whichever direction you choose! ~Dr. Seuss.

KRAJEWSKI’S LAST LECTURE!

You have brains in your head…you have

feet in your shoes…you can steer

yourself in whichever direction you

choose! ~Dr. Seuss

TYPES OF OPEN RESPONSE

10 point Experimental Design; remember

the last section is always WHY and

explaining content!

10 point Data Analysis; Remember the

last section is always WHY and explaining

content

3 point: Hypothesis

4 point Big Ideas: Evolution, Cellular

Processes, Interactions, Genetics

Feedback Loop

GUESSES

Graph Reading: Osmosis or Enzymes

• What should you be able to calculate?• Enzymes: Rate; be able to add to graphs—

inhibitors, change in concentration of enzyme/substrate

• Osmosis: Calculate the water potential of a solution with a NaCl concentration of 0.5 M.

MORES GUESSES

Experimental Design Question • Hardy-Weinberg

• Be able to link to a modern case of evolution and sound like Darwin!!!

• Dissolved oxygen…do we remember how to calculate?• Discuss the factors that impact dissolved oxygen.

• Genetic Linkage…determine linkage; chi-square; calculate recombination frequency• Discuss meiosis and the role of crossing over in

linkage.

BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES

Role of cell memrbane!

Energetics will more likely be focussed on

respiration this year (last year’s focus was

photosynthesis.

CELL MEMBRANE

CELLULAR RESPIRATION

Don’t get stressed out by Krebs!

ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN

ROLE OF PH

Ocean Acidification and Role of pH in blood.

EFFECTS OF INCREASED CO2 IN BLOOD

EFFECTS OF INCREASED CO2 IN THE OCEAN

FOR THE M/C REMEMBER…

If you can’t read in 90 minutes, nobody can! Be

deliberate, answer as many as possible.

Don’t get bogged down on a question unless it is

a story that has multiple questions.

Skip to math graph questions when you need a

break from reading. The answers are usually in the

question, especially if you use the formula sheet!

WRITING STRATEGY:Use your 10 minute reading period to

write/outline key ideas. You can even do math!

Focus (20 minutes each) on the first two

questions! Remember the last part is why!

Find the hypothesis or easy data short answer

and read it.

Remember if its 4 points…they are looking for

four salient points…not four pages!

MOST IMPORTANT ADVICE: