Unit 1 Day 10 Exit Ticket

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Jennifer read the abstract of a scientific article and doesn't want to read the rest because she has no idea what the word "apoptosis" is. What else should she read in the article that might help her before she gives up on this article?

Introduction

Discussion

Results/Methods

Conclusion

Ricky read the article in front of him 2 days ago, but now he doesn't remember what a blastocyte or blastoid is or how it relates to stem cells or embryo cells. What should he have done as he encountered new words that all relate to one another when reading the introduction of the article?

Read the discussion to get more information

Annotate the abstract which has all this information

Mind map or concept map

Highlight the entire introduction

Paco has already read the entire article once but doesn't have time to read the whole thing again. What should he look for to determine if the study was empirical or not?

Data to observe

An actual experiment

A methods section

All of the above

What are the three sections of an article you can read to help you quickly understand and deconstruct a scientific article for what it is about and what the findings are? (select ALL that applies)

Jennifer read the abstract of a scientific article and doesn't want to read the rest because she has no idea what the word "apoptosis" is. What else should she read in the article that might help her before she gives up on this article?

Introduction

Discussion

Results/Methods

Conclusion

Ricky read the article in front of him 2 days ago, but now he doesn't remember what a blastocyte or blastoid is or how it relates to stem cells or embryo cells. What should he have done as he encountered new words that all relate to one another when reading the introduction of the article?

Read the discussion to get more information

Annotate the abstract which has all this information

Mind map or concept map

Highlight the entire introduction

Paco has already read the entire article once but doesn't have time to read the whole thing again. What should he look for to determine if the study was empirical or not?

Data to observe

An actual experiment

A methods section

All of the above

What are the three sections of an article you can read to help you quickly understand and deconstruct a scientific article for what it is about and what the findings are? (select ALL that applies)

Abstract

Introduction

Methods/Results

Discussion

Conclusion