Lion Final Assessment Retake Ticket

Lion Final Assessment Retake Ticket

  • Assessment Options: Circle your choice:

    • Retaking multiple choice, written, or both.

  • Assignments Completion Checklist: Check off the following assignments to show they are complete before you begin:

    • 1.19 How is Energy Used in Organisms?

    • 1.21 Animal Nutrition

    • 1.23 Lion vs. Elephant Digestion Lab

    • Lion Final Review Sheet

    • Pear Deck Review on Lion Final

  • Self-Assessment Questions:

    • I thoroughly and intentionally completed ALL of the formative work. (Yes/No)

    • I asked questions in class when I didn’t understand. (Yes/No)

    • I attended office hours on Tuesday or Friday from 7:00-8:00. (Yes/No)

    • I popped in to see my instructor before or after school/class when I didn’t understand. (Yes/No)

    • I used the review sheet/study guide with the driving questions & videos to help me study. (Yes/No)

    • I was focused and on task during class and followed along by doing work/participating. (Yes/No)

    • 2 to 3 days before the test I spent 20 minutes/day preparing. (Yes/No)

Energy Utilization in Organisms

  • Definitions in Terms of Energy Used:

    • Ingested Food: Energy source that organisms obtain from consuming food.

    • Respiration: The process of converting oxygen and glucose into energy (ATP), releasing carbon dioxide and water.

    • Heat Loss: Energy that is not converted into useful work during metabolism and is released as heat.

    • Egested Waste: Energy content that remains in undigested food and is expelled, representing inefficient energy use.

  • Potential Energy Calculation:

    • Formula: Heat loss + Egested waste x 100 = ___ food ingested.

    • Discusses efficiency differences between lions and elephants regarding energy use.

Nutrition and Diet Creation for Sparky

  • Dietary Requirements for an 80 lb Dog (Sparky):

    • Requires at least 1.32 kg of protein and 0.50 kg of fat daily.

  • Macromolecule Breakdown:

    • Protein Monomer: Amino acids that are the building blocks of proteins.

    • Fats/Lipid Monomer: Fatty acids and glycerol that compose fats.

    • Carbohydrate Monomer: Sugars that provide quick energy.

  • Complete the CER (Claim, Evidence, Reasoning):

    • Claim: The dog uses mostly ___________ as energy.

    • Evidence: Explain how dog’s digestive system, dentition, and energy needs support the claim.

    • Reasoning: Explain how the data (dietary intake) proves the point regarding the primary macromolecule used for energy.

Digestion in Lions vs. Elephants

  • Lion Digestion:

    • Reflects on how lions digest proteins and their nitrogen supply sources.

    • Discusses anatomy differences suggesting herbivore traits in the opposite organism, including digestive system setup adjustments along with the unique structure of the cellulose molecule which necessitates specialized digestion processes.

  • Nitrogen Cycle Importance:

    • Identifies organisms that make nitrogen available to plants and explains their role in the ecosystem, contributing to the nitrogen cycle and food web.