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• Compare energy-balance models, radiative-convective frameworks, and general circulation models
• Explain how radiative transfer and cloud feedbacks influence climate simulations
• Describe how ocean-atmosphere coupling affects climate model behavior+ Show more

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• Differentiate renewable and nonrenewable resources by replenishment rate
• Analyze water budgets and explain groundwater depletion
• Evaluate carrying-capacity constraints in resource management+ Show more

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• Analyze how land-use conversion affects habitats and ecosystem conditions
• Compare point-source contamination with nonpoint agricultural runoff
• Explain how urban surfaces influence runoff and pollutant transport+ Show more

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• Define current, potential difference, and resistance using correct units
• Calculate current, voltage, and resistance using Ohm's law
• Interpret current-voltage graphs for approximately ohmic components+ Show more

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• Identify elements using atomic numbers and proton counts.
• Represent electron arrangements for the first twenty elements.
• Explain how outer-shell electrons relate to chemical properties.+ Show more

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• Identify the source, conducting path, and load in electric circuits
• Compare series and parallel circuits using their current pathways
• Predict how opening a switch affects current flow+ Show more

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• Distinguish between diploid body cells and haploid gametes
• Explain how meiosis reduces chromosome number
• Describe the role of homologous chromosome exchanges in variation+ Show more

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• Describe how mitosis produces genetically similar daughter cells.
• Explain the role of mitosis in growth and tissue repair.
• Compare budding with vegetative propagation in asexual reproduction.+ Show more

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• Identify principal structures in common reproductive anatomy diagrams
• Describe the functions of major reproductive organs
• Trace the pathway an egg may take toward the uterus+ Show more

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• Identify valence electrons and explain their role in chemical bonding.
• Distinguish ionic bonding from covalent bonding using particle models.
• Interpret chemical formulas and distinguish molecules from formula units.+ Show more

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• Identify the four interconnected Earth systems and their components
• Explain how solar energy drives the water cycle
• Describe how sunlight supports photosynthesis and most food webs+ Show more

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• Identify local problems that can be investigated scientifically
• Evaluate scientific evidence alongside relevant community knowledge
• Compare drainage designs using fair testing procedures+ Show more

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• Interpret tables and graphs to identify patterns in scientific data
• Evaluate the limitations of simplified scientific models
• Distinguish evidence from reasoning in scientific explanations+ Show more

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• Explain how voltage, current and resistance influence electrical risk
• Compare electrical-risk scenarios using a qualitative model
• Identify contact conditions that can increase electrical exposure+ Show more

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• Identify stimuli and explain how receptors detect environmental changes
• Describe how nerve signals travel through the nervous system
• Explain the spinal cord's role in a rapid response+ Show more

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• Explain how matter moves between living and nonliving reservoirs.
• Describe carbon transfers through photosynthesis, food chains and decomposition.
• Distinguish bioaccumulation from biomagnification in food chains.+ Show more

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• Formulate investigable questions about changing biological and physical systems
• Construct evidence-based predictions using scientific concepts and observations
• Identify independent, dependent and controlled variables in investigations+ Show more

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• Analyze how local resource decisions affect interconnected Earth systems
• Explain how materials and energy move through environmental systems
• Compare positive and negative feedback in environmental processes+ Show more

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• Explain how DNA, genes and chromosomes are structurally related.
• Describe how transcription and translation produce functional proteins.
• Distinguish inherited information from environmental influences on traits.+ Show more

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• Select appropriate scientific graphs for different quantitative data types.
• Evaluate how axis scales influence scientific data interpretation.
• Explain how error bars and confidence intervals communicate uncertainty.+ Show more

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• Identify the locations and charges of subatomic particles
• Describe how quarks contribute to proton and neutron structure
• Classify electrons as members of the lepton family+ Show more

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• Describe particle motion and spacing in solids, liquids and gases
• Explain melting, freezing, boiling and condensation using particle models
• Predict how heating and cooling affect particle kinetic energy+ Show more

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• Trace light from a source through reflection to a detector
• Explain how the cornea, pupil, lens and retina contribute to vision
• Describe how light-sensitive retinal cells send signals to the brain+ Show more

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• Identify examples of micro-organisms and describe where they live
• Explain how decomposers recycle nutrients in ecosystems
• Describe how microbes support food production and agriculture+ Show more

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• Formulate investigable scientific questions from observable patterns.
• Develop testable hypotheses with clear, evidence-based predictions.
• Identify independent, dependent and controlled variables in investigations.+ Show more

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• Identify the main organs of the urinary system
• Trace the route urine takes through the body
• Explain how kidneys filter blood and regulate water+ Show more

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• Define alleles, genotypes and phenotypes using genetic examples.
• Compare complete dominance, incomplete dominance and codominance.
• Identify sex-linked inheritance using chromosome-based genetic models.+ Show more

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• Compare electromagnetic spectrum regions by wavelength and frequency
• Interpret wavelength, frequency, amplitude and intensity in wave models
• Explain how photon energy relates to radiation frequency+ Show more

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• Distinguish accuracy, precision, repeatability, and reproducibility in measurements
• Identify random and systematic errors in experimental data
• Explain how calibration and instrument resolution affect measurement quality+ Show more

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• Explain how mutations introduce genetic variation into populations
• Describe how natural selection changes inherited traits over generations
• Analyze how environmental conditions influence the effects of mutations+ Show more

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• Describe how solar evaporation separates dissolved salt from water
• Identify physical properties that make salt extraction possible
• Explain how sunlight and wind influence water evaporation+ Show more

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• Interpret patterns and relationships in tables and graphs
• Explain how scientific models simplify complex systems
• Describe how repeated measurements reveal uncertainty+ Show more

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• Interpret tables and graphs to identify patterns in scientific data
• Explain how scientific models simplify systems and limit representations
• Evaluate uncertainty, bias and alternative scientific explanations+ Show more

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• Identify the inputs and outputs of photosynthesis
• Describe how cellular respiration releases usable energy
• Compare the roles of photosynthesis and cellular respiration+ Show more

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• Classify solutions as acidic, basic or neutral using pH evidence
• Interpret logarithmic pH changes through hydrogen ion concentration
• Construct balanced equations for acid–base neutralization reactions+ Show more

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• Explain how guide molecules direct Cas9 to a target DNA region
• Describe how Cas9 cuts DNA during gene editing
• Interpret clinical evidence about gene editing for sickle cell disease+ Show more

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• Calculate gravitational potential energy using the mgh formula.
• Calculate translational kinetic energy using the ½mv² formula.
• Explain how height, mass and speed affect mechanical energy.+ Show more

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• Distinguish epidemics from pandemics by geographic scale
• Identify evidence scientists use to study disease spread
• Describe community disruptions associated with the 1918 influenza pandemic+ Show more

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• Identify locally relevant problems suitable for scientific investigation
• Develop multiple testable hypotheses about possible improvements
• Plan reliable investigations using observations and repeated measurements+ Show more

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• Identify reflection, refraction, absorption, transmission and scattering
• Compare how transparent, translucent and opaque materials transmit light
• Explain why smooth mirrors produce clearer images than rough surfaces+ Show more

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• Develop focused scientific questions that can be tested
• Write predictions supported by evidence or scientific ideas
• Identify independent, dependent and controlled variables+ Show more

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• Calculate thermal energy transfer using Q = mcΔT
• Interpret mass, specific heat capacity and temperature change
• Classify systems by energy and matter crossing boundaries+ Show more

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• Explain the three central claims of cell theory
• Compare plant, animal and bacterial cell structures
• Distinguish prokaryotic cells from eukaryotic cells+ Show more

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• Identify independent and dependent measures in experimental investigations
• Explain how replication, randomization, and blocking improve experimental design
• Describe how sample size, statistical power, and effect size relate+ Show more

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• Interpret force arrows to identify direction and relative force size
• Distinguish balanced forces from unbalanced forces
• Determine net force when opposite forces act on an object+ Show more

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• Classify synthesis, decomposition, replacement and combustion reactions.
• Explain how balanced equations represent conservation of atoms.
• Compare mass changes in open and closed systems.+ Show more

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• Compare geological maps with observations from exposed rock formations
• Identify evidence that supports explanations of local geological features
• Distinguish recorded observations from geological interpretations+ Show more

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• Identify environmental challenges affecting space exploration equipment
• Explain Canadarm2's contributions to the International Space Station
• Describe how fair testing supports engineering design comparisons+ Show more