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- 1. Name: ________________________ Score: ________ Grade & Section: _______________ Date: _________ Activity No. 9 Pre-Activity on Asexual and Sexual Reproduction I. Objectives: 1. Identify the organisms according to its reproduction. 2. Compare the asexual and sexual reproduction II. Picture Arrangements: PICTURE NAME SEXUAL or ASEXUAL
- 2. III. Questions and Answers: Q1. What is asexual reproduction? ________________________________ Q2. What is sexual reproduction? ________________________________ Q3. Which of the organisms in the picture are asexual? ________________________________ Q4. Which of the organisms in the picture are sexual? ________________________________ Q5. What is the difference of asexual and sexual reproduction? ________________________________