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Plant Biology Examples

This is a collection of example exam questions in plant biology about plant hormones. Each example is at a different level of difficulty based on levers at the instructor’s disposal: generative vs. selective response; cognitive effort as reflected in Bloom's taxonomy; and response format, such as written, oral, visual, etc.
Example exam questions from the field of plant biology about plant hormones. The difficulty of questions can be adjusted using the following levers: if the questions is selective or generative; the level of cognitive skill required; and the question format itself.
Example exam questions from the field of plant biology about plant hormones. The question difficulty is relatively low, involving selective response (true/false) and remembering.
Example exam questions from the field of plant biology about hormones. The question difficulty is relatively low, involving selective response (more / less) and remembering.
Example exam questions from the field of plant biology about hormones. The question difficulty is relatively low, involving selective response (multiple choice) and understanding.
Example exam questions from the field of plant biology about hormones. The question difficulty is relatively low, involving selective response (multiple choice) and understanding.
Example exam questions from the field of plant biology about air hormones. The question difficulty is moderate, involving selective response (multiple answer) and applying.
Example exam questions from the field of plant biology about hormones. The question difficulty is relatively high, involving generative response at the remembering level, using both written and drawn formats..