AS 91720 · 4 credits · Internal
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You need to show you understand how living things' bodies and behaviours help them survive in their environment. You'll write about things like how an animal is built, what it eats, how it reproduces, and how it adapts to where it lives. You must use proper science language and explain how all these features connect to keeping the organism alive.
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- ·Identify and describe the body structures of an organism (like bones, organs, or cells) and explain how they help it survive
- ·Explain how an organism's behaviour or physical features are adapted to its environment
- ·Discuss how an organism gets food, water, or energy and why this matters for its survival
- ·Use correct science vocabulary and terminology when describing biological features and processes
- ·Connect multiple features of the organism to show how they work together to keep it alive in its particular habitat
You correctly identify and describe some body structures or behaviours of an organism and explain in basic terms how they help it survive in its environment using some science vocabulary.
You describe multiple features of an organism (structures, behaviours, and adaptations) and clearly explain how each one helps it survive, using appropriate science language throughout.