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Which option gives the correct cause-and-effect relationship for The development of understanding of genetics and evolution, Resistant bacteria: students must explain how mutations in bacterial pathogens can produce antibiotic-resistant strains.

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The development of understanding of genetics and evolution

Question

  1. A. Correct cause and effect: DNA is the molecule; a gene is a functional section of that molecule. This matches Resistant bacteria because students must explain how mutations in bacterial pathogens can produce antibiotic-resistant strains.
  2. B. Reversed cause: Treating DNA as if it always means one gene. This would blur DNA vs genes instead of testing Resistant bacteria.
  3. C. Missing link: Calling a gene a whole chromosome. This misses the objective focus on explain how mutations in bacterial pathogens can produce antibiotic-resistant strains.
  4. D. Different process: It moves into a neighbouring Unit 4.6 idea rather than The development of understanding of genetics and evolution / Resistant bacteria.

Answer

The correct option is Correct cause and effect: DNA is the molecule; a gene is a functional section of that molecule. This matches Resistant bacteria because students must explain how mutations in bacterial pathogens can produce antibiotic-resistant strains.. It is the only option that keeps DNA vs genes separate and answers the approved learning objective in Resistant bacteria.

Explanation

The correct option is Correct cause and effect: DNA is the molecule; a gene is a functional section of that molecule. This matches Resistant bacteria because students must explain how mutations in bacterial pathogens can produce antibiotic-resistant strains.. Correct cause and effect: DNA is the molecule; a gene is a functional section of that molecule. This matches Resistant bacteria because students must explain how mutations in bacterial pathogens can produce antibiotic-resistant strains. is correct because DNA is the molecule; a gene is a functional section of that molecule. The learning objective says students must explain how mutations in bacterial pathogens can produce antibiotic-resistant strains, so the answer must stay inside Resistant bacteria. The alternative options are wrong because they either treating dna as if it always means one gene., calling a gene a whole chromosome., or drift away from when asking about dna, test molecular structure, base sequence, nucleotides, or genetic information storage..

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Giving a vague answer instead of directly addressing: Explain how mutations in bacterial pathogens can produce antibiotic-resistant strains..

Answer by clearly explaining how to explain how mutations in bacterial pathogens can produce antibiotic-resistant strains..

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