Day 178 of 180Week 36 of 36, WednesdayFourth quarter

Biology, end of year

🔬 Science🧠 Review⏱️ about 45 minutes

Fifteen questions across evolution and ecology, unaided.

A deliberate return to something from weeks ago. Forgetting a bit is the point.

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Evolution, evidence and ecosystems

Can do: Marshals multiple lines of evidence for evolution and explains energy flow through an ecosystem.

Why it matters

Evolution is the framework that makes biology coherent, and handling the evidence is a lesson in how science establishes anything.

What it looks like when it's wobbly

Can define natural selection but cannot list the independent evidence that supports it.

⏱️ Two-minute check

"Name four independent lines of evidence for common ancestry."

Solid looks like: Fossils, comparative anatomy, DNA similarity, embryology, biogeography — any four.

The full activity for this topic · 30 minutes

Four Lines of Evidence

Research accessPaper
  1. 1Research one line of evidence properly and summarise it in a paragraph.
  2. 2Repeat for three more.
  3. 3Ask the key question: why does independent evidence matter more than a lot of one kind?
  4. 4Look at a real example — antibiotic resistance — and trace the selection happening now.
  5. 5Build a food web for a local ecosystem and trace energy loss between levels.

If it's too hard

Two lines of evidence, summarised.

If it's too easy

Read a real study abstract and evaluate its evidence.

Say this

"Why is four different kinds of evidence stronger than a hundred of the same kind?"

Science practice

Week 36 at a glance

  1. Monday · Day 176

    🔢 Math

    Algebra I, all of it

  2. Tuesday · Day 177

    📖 Reading

    The year in annotations

  3. Wednesday · Day 178

    🔬 Science

    Biology, end of year

  4. Thursday · Day 179

    ✏️ Writing

    Final timed piece

  5. Friday · Day 180

    🧭 Study & Life Skills

    Set up Grade 10

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