When Formal Operational Thinkers Are Faced with a Problem, Such

question 66

Multiple Choice

When formal operational thinkers are faced with a problem, such as figuring out what combination of clear liquids will produce a blue liquid, they will

• A) haphazardly mix liquids to find the correct combination.
• B) become confused and irritated.
• C) systematically test hypotheses about different combinations of liquids.
• D) concentrate on trying to pour the liquids without spilling them.

Understanding the concept of epimers and enantiomers in carbohydrates.

Knowledge about the solubility of monosaccharides in water.

Ability to draw cyclic structures of monosaccharides including hemiacetal forms.

Understanding the significance and process of photosynthesis in producing glucose.

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