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Which option best matches the approved learning objective for Sexual and asexual reproduction (1)?

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Topic

Reproduction

Question

  1. A. It means students should be able to describe asexual reproduction as reproduction involving one parent, no gamete fusion and no mixing of genetic information.
  2. B. It means asexual reproduction is never assessed in Reproduction.
  3. C. It means learners only need to memorise the topic title for Sexual and asexual reproduction.
  4. D. It means students should give the opposite of the approved learning objective.

Answer

The correct answer is It means students should be able to describe asexual reproduction as reproduction involving one parent, no gamete fusion and no mixing of genetic information..

Explanation

The correct option is It means students should be able to describe asexual reproduction as reproduction involving one parent, no gamete fusion and no mixing of genetic information. because it directly reflects the approved learning objective: Describe asexual reproduction as reproduction involving one parent, no gamete fusion and no mixing of genetic information..

Common mistake

Mislabeling Asexual Reproduction as Sexual

Students often describe asexual reproduction as involving two parents or gamete fusion, confusing it with sexual reproduction.

Clarify that asexual reproduction involves only one parent, no gamete fusion, and no mixing of genetic information – the offspring are genetic copies of the parent.

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