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Item EB057001: Some of the molecules from milk a nursing infant drinks are changed into new molecules that become part of its body structures.

How does a nursing infant use the carbon-based molecules from milk to grow?

  1. Some of the molecules from milk are changed into new molecules that become part of the baby’s body structures.
  2. Some of the molecules from milk become part of the baby’s body structures, but these molecules are not changed into new molecules.
  3. The molecules from milk are all converted to energy for growth, so none of the molecules becomes part of the baby’s body structures.
  4. The molecules from milk are all converted to waste materials that leave the body, so none of the molecules becomes part of the baby’s body structures.
Distribution of Responses
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Points Earned
Group Correct Total Percent
Overall 74 277 27%
Grades
  6–8 N/A N/A N/A
  9–12 69 254 27%
Gender
  Male4714532%
  Female1910019%
Primary Language
  English6624427%
  Other31323%

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Distribution of Responses
Chart showing distrubtion of responses for Item 057001
Points Earned
Group Correct Total Percent
Overall 113 312 36%
Grades
  6–8 N/A N/A N/A
  9–12 105 283 37%
Gender
  Male6317037%
  Female3710635%
Primary Language
  English10126239%
  Other21613%

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