Science: Grade 11 (2024)

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In addition to the worry about Lyme disease, the city council has been receiving a number of complaints about the impact of the deer on humans. Complaints include the following:

increased car-deer collisions
grazing of bushes, shrubs, flowers, and gardens
muddy and eroded local parks due to overgrazing
damage to agricultural production

The council has been asked to develop a solution to the problem and is considering a number of possible options. They are considering the benefits and limitations of these options:

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Consider the proposed solutions to the problem of deer overpopulation.
A. Construct an explanation for which option is the best solution. Explain why that option would be the best and what factors influenced your evaluation.
B. Construct an explanation for which option is the least favorable solution. Explain why that option would be the least favorable and what factors influenced your evaluation.
C. Explain how the proposed solutions might be refined to create the best possible solution. Explain why that would be the best possible solution. Note that you are not limited to only the ideas in the chart but are free to add original ideas of your own to create a best possible solution.

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Science: Grade 11 (2024)

The data table in Figure 4 and the graph in Figure 5 show the deer population change in Ohio and Kentucky between 1984 and 1991.
Which one possible influence might best explain the population change between 1988 and 1989?

The changes observed between Figure 4 and Figure 5 reflect changes in the ecosystem. Which organisms in the ecosystem (represented by the food web in Figure 6) would be indirectly impacted by a change in deer population?
Select two correct answers.

Considering the series of changes illustrated between Figures 7, 8, and 9, which observation indicates the greatest decrease in the long-term stability of the ecosystem?

Taylor thinks about the Kentucky deer population data from Figure 1 (in tab 1) and how it is related to the observations she made at her grandfather’s farm.
Which statement is best supported by Taylor’s observations of the ecosystem changes over time?

What relationship in the data in Figure 10 supports the government official’s claim?

If the study is representative of the ecosystem in Taylor’s community, what implications does this data have for the human population?

The data table in Figure 4 and the graph in Figure 5 show the deer population change in Ohio and Kentucky between 1984 and 1991.
Which one possible influence might best explain the population change between 1988 and 1989?

The changes observed between Figure 4 and Figure 5 reflect changes in the ecosystem. Which organisms in the ecosystem (represented by the food web in Figure 6) would be indirectly impacted by a change in deer population?
Select two correct answers.

Considering the series of changes illustrated between Figures 7, 8, and 9, which observation indicates the greatest decrease in the long-term stability of the ecosystem?

Taylor thinks about the Kentucky deer population data from Figure 1 (in tab 1) and how it is related to the observations she made at her grandfather’s farm.
Which statement is best supported by Taylor’s observations of the ecosystem changes over time?

What relationship in the data in Figure 10 supports the government official’s claim?

If the study is representative of the ecosystem in Taylor’s community, what implications does this data have for the human population?

Science: Grade 11 (2024)

The data table in Figure 4 and the graph in Figure 5 show the deer population change in Ohio and Kentucky between 1984 and 1991.Which one possible influence might best explain the population change between 1988 and 1989?

The changes observed between Figure 4 and Figure 5 reflect changes in the ecosystem. Which organisms in the ecosystem (represented by the food web in Figure 6) would be indirectly impacted by a change in deer population?Select two correct answers.

Considering the series of changes illustrated between Figures 7, 8, and 9, which observation indicates the greatest decrease in the long-term stability of the ecosystem?

Taylor thinks about the Kentucky deer population data from Figure 1 (in tab 1) and how it is related to the observations she made at her grandfather’s farm.Which statement is best supported by Taylor’s observations of the ecosystem changes over time?

What relationship in the data in Figure 10 supports the government official’s claim?

If the study is representative of the ecosystem in Taylor’s community, what implications does this data have for the human population?

The data table in Figure 4 and the graph in Figure 5 show the deer population change in Ohio and Kentucky between 1984 and 1991.Which one possible influence might best explain the population change between 1988 and 1989?

The changes observed between Figure 4 and Figure 5 reflect changes in the ecosystem. Which organisms in the ecosystem (represented by the food web in Figure 6) would be indirectly impacted by a change in deer population?Select two correct answers.

Considering the series of changes illustrated between Figures 7, 8, and 9, which observation indicates the greatest decrease in the long-term stability of the ecosystem?

Taylor thinks about the Kentucky deer population data from Figure 1 (in tab 1) and how it is related to the observations she made at her grandfather’s farm.Which statement is best supported by Taylor’s observations of the ecosystem changes over time?

What relationship in the data in Figure 10 supports the government official’s claim?

If the study is representative of the ecosystem in Taylor’s community, what implications does this data have for the human population?

The data table in Figure 4 and the graph in Figure 5 show the deer population change in Ohio and Kentucky between 1984 and 1991.
Which one possible influence might best explain the population change between 1988 and 1989?

The changes observed between Figure 4 and Figure 5 reflect changes in the ecosystem. Which organisms in the ecosystem (represented by the food web in Figure 6) would be indirectly impacted by a change in deer population?
Select two correct answers.

Taylor thinks about the Kentucky deer population data from Figure 1 (in tab 1) and how it is related to the observations she made at her grandfather’s farm.
Which statement is best supported by Taylor’s observations of the ecosystem changes over time?

The data table in Figure 4 and the graph in Figure 5 show the deer population change in Ohio and Kentucky between 1984 and 1991.
Which one possible influence might best explain the population change between 1988 and 1989?

The changes observed between Figure 4 and Figure 5 reflect changes in the ecosystem. Which organisms in the ecosystem (represented by the food web in Figure 6) would be indirectly impacted by a change in deer population?
Select two correct answers.

Taylor thinks about the Kentucky deer population data from Figure 1 (in tab 1) and how it is related to the observations she made at her grandfather’s farm.
Which statement is best supported by Taylor’s observations of the ecosystem changes over time?