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LP9th - Biodiversity and Evolution
LP9th - Biodiversity and Evolution
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III. Procedure
A. Engagement
Picture Analysis:
Why are there so many different kinds of fish?
What do you think will happen if there are only five species of fish that you see in
the market?
B. Exploration
The students will have a “Think – Pair – Share”
1. Discuss with a partner:
2. Take a look at this diagram of a food chain:
C. Explanation
Guide Question:
D. Elaboration
The students will be group into three. They have to prepare presentations that explain
the importance of biodiversity.
IV. Evaluation
Directions: Read and analyze the statement below. Write TRUE if the statement is true and
FALSE if not.
1. All species on Earth have already been discovered and identified.
2. Earth has more species than it needs.
3. Creating parks and zoos is the best way to preserve biodiversity.
4. More than one half of the world’s species live in tropical forests.
5. Coral reefs are as rich in biodiversity as tropical forests.
6. Two major causes of biodiversity loss are population growth and the increasing
consumption of natural resources.
7. All habitats have the same number of species.
8. The biological resources of developing countries are a possible source of income.
9. Many species become extinct without ever being identified.
10. The loss of forest, wetlands, and other habitats contributes to loss of biodiversity.
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Percentage: 100%
Analysis of Results:
V. Assignment