Biology Regents Short Answer Practice
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Objective
I can answer Biology Regents short answer questions by using evidence from provided stimuli.
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Practice
7 questions
Define the term "vaccine" as it relates to stimulating an immune response.
Explain why a vaccine typically does not cause a person to get sick with the disease it is intended to prevent.
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“What is a vaccine and how does it help your body fight disease? Why doesn't a vaccine usually make you sick with the disease it's supposed to protect you from? What part of a vaccine helps your body learn to fight a disease?”
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