Paired Passage

What is the primary function of paired passages in scientific research?

• To compare and contrast different scientific theories

• To provide a narrative for scientific storytelling

• To enhance the aesthetic appeal of scientific papers

• To increase the length of scientific publications

In a paired passage study on plant growth, Passage A discusses the effects of sunlight, while Passage B focuses on water availability. What is the main purpose of using paired passages here?

• To show that sunlight is more important than water

• To explore the interaction between sunlight and water on plant growth

• To prove that water is the only factor affecting plant growth

• To demonstrate that both passages are unrelated

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NGSS.HS-LS2-2

Which of the following best describes a paired passage experiment in biology?

• An experiment that uses two different species to test a hypothesis

• A study that compares two related biological processes

• A research method that involves two separate but related experiments

• A technique that uses two identical samples for testing

In a paired passage analysis of chemical reactions, Passage A describes an exothermic reaction, while Passage B describes an endothermic reaction. What is the educational value of this pairing?

• To show that all reactions release energy

• To compare energy changes in different types of reactions

• To prove that endothermic reactions are more common

• To demonstrate that exothermic reactions are always faster

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How can paired passages be used to enhance understanding of ecological systems?

• By presenting two unrelated ecosystems

• By comparing two similar ecosystems to highlight differences

• By focusing on a single species in both passages

• By ignoring human impact on ecosystems

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NGSS.MS-LS2-2

In a paired passage study on climate change, Passage A discusses the impact on polar ice caps, while Passage B focuses on ocean acidification. What is the benefit of this approach?

• To show that climate change only affects polar regions

• To provide a comprehensive view of climate change impacts

• To argue that ocean acidification is not a serious issue

• To suggest that polar ice caps are unrelated to climate change

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NGSS.HS-ESS2-2

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NGSS.HS-ESS3-1

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What is a common feature of paired passages in scientific literature?

• They always contradict each other

• They provide complementary perspectives on a topic

• They are written by the same author

• They focus on historical scientific events

In a paired passage study on renewable energy, Passage A covers solar power, while Passage B discusses wind energy. What is the main educational goal of this pairing?

• To prove that solar power is superior to wind energy

• To highlight the benefits and challenges of different renewable sources

• To show that wind energy is the only viable option

• To suggest that renewable energy is not feasible

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NGSS.HS-ETS1-1

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Which of the following is an example of a paired passage in physics?

• A study comparing classical mechanics and quantum mechanics

• An experiment testing the same hypothesis with different variables

• A paper discussing the history of physics

• A review of physics textbooks

In a paired passage analysis of human anatomy, Passage A focuses on the circulatory system, while Passage B examines the respiratory system. What is the purpose of this pairing?

• To show that the circulatory system is more important

• To explore the interdependence of body systems

• To argue that the respiratory system is unnecessary

• To demonstrate that both systems function independently

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NGSS.HS-LS1-2