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This resource includes three MYP Year 5 / Grade 10 Biology Criterion D assessments for Reflecting on the Impacts of Science.

For an additional 10% savings, you can purchase the full 7-unit bundle:
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Each task is designed as a 60-minute, closed-book, in-class assessment.

Students receive a source booklet in advance to prepare, but complete the final assessment without notes or devices. This allows students to engage with the issue beforehand while still demonstrating their own understanding during the assessment.

For this unit, teachers have a choice of three different assessment tasks, allowing them to select the version that best fits their class, use one for summative assessment, and keep others for practice, re-assessment, revision, or moderation.

Topics included:

  1. Breeding for Looks: Should We Restrict the Breeding of Dogs With Extreme Features?
  2. Bringing Back the Dead: Should We Try to Revive Extinct Species?
  3. Animals in Captivity: Do Zoos and Captive Breeding Help Save Species?

Each version includes:
• Student assessment
• Teacher mark scheme
• Source material
• Task-specific clarification rubric
• Command terms
• Source evaluation questions
• Criterion D support

Students are assessed on their ability to:
• explain how science is applied to a real-world issue
• discuss and evaluate the implications of science
• use scientific language accurately
• document and evaluate sources

The assessments are designed for classrooms where students may use different tools to revise and prepare. The final graded task takes place in class under closed-book conditions, so students need to apply their own understanding, evaluate sources, and justify conclusions independently.

Suitable for MYP Year 5 / Grade 10 Biology, especially when teaching evolution and classification, selective breeding, artificial selection, natural selection, genetic variation, adaptation, species, common ancestry, de-extinction, captive breeding, conservation, source evaluation, and science in society.

Get this resource as part of a bundle and save up to 10%

A bundle is a package of resources grouped together to teach a particular topic, or a series of lessons, in one place.

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MYP Grade 10 Biology: Criterion D Assessment Bundle - 7 Units - 2026

This bundle includes MYP Year 5 / Grade 10 Biology Criterion D assessments for Reflecting on the Impacts of Science across seven biology units. ***The individual unit packs are already 25% off.*** ***Save an additional 10% with this bundle.*** Each unit includes a choice of three different 60-minute, closed-book, in-class assessment tasks. Students receive a source booklet in advance to prepare, but complete the final assessment without notes or devices. This allows students to engage with the issue beforehand while still demonstrating their own understanding, source evaluation and scientific reasoning during the assessment. Across the full bundle, there are 21 Criterion D assessment tasks. **Units included:** 1. Cell Biology 2. Molecular Biology 3. Genetics 4. Ecology 5. Evolution and Classification 6. Human Physiology 7. Plant Biology **Each unit pack includes:** • 3 student assessments • 3 teacher mark schemes • Source material • Task-specific clarification rubrics • Command terms • Source evaluation questions • Criterion D support Each assessment is structured around a real-world biological issue. Students apply biology knowledge to explain how science is used, discuss and evaluate implications, use scientific language accurately, and document and evaluate sources. **Students are assessed on their ability to:** • explain how science is applied to a real-world issue • discuss and evaluate the implications of science • use scientific language accurately • document and evaluate sources The bundle covers a wide range of relevant biology contexts, including stem cell research, cultured meat, antibiotic resistance, mRNA vaccines, sugary drink taxes, industrial enzymes, home DNA testing, GM crops, gene editing, rewilding, pollinators, overfishing, de-extinction, zoos and captive breeding, selective breeding, organ donation, vaping, blood doping, deforestation, biofuels and vertical farming. These assessments are designed for classrooms where students may use different tools to revise and prepare. The final graded task takes place in class under closed-book conditions, so students need to apply their own understanding, evaluate the sources provided, and justify conclusions independently. This resource is suitable for MYP Year 5 / Grade 10 Biology teachers who want a structured set of Criterion D assessments that can be used across the year for summative assessment, practice, re-assessment, revision and internal moderation.

£56.70

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