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Biology Basics
MS-LS1-8

Interpret feedback and homeostasis data

Use cause-effect language for feedback and regulation.

Learn the skill

  1. 1Use cause-effect language for feedback and regulation.
  2. 2Interpret simple data about body temperature, heart rate, or blood sugar.

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NYS Grades 3-8 Science Learning Standards · New York State Education Department

Practice preview

Body temperature rises from 37.0 C to 37.4 C, then returns to 37.0 C after sweating. By how many degrees did it fall?

In feedback model 25, which sequence correctly responds after body temperature rises by 0.5 C?

Body temperature rises from 37.0 C to 37.6 C, then returns to 37.0 C after sweating. By how many degrees did it fall?

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Interpret feedback and homeostasis data practice · PeerTutor