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1.      Scorpions and spiders both belong to the same class called Arachnida. Birds and fish both belong to the phylum Chordata. Which two organisms are more closely related? Explain why. (5 points)

Why are observation skills important when working with dichotomous keys? 

Why are there only two choices for each step in the dichotomous key?

1.      Describe an example scenario of when a dichotomous key might be used in the real world. (3 points)

1.      Taxonomy versus classification.

a.       Define biological taxonomy. (1 point)

Biological taxonomy is the branch of biology that names and identifies organisms. 

1.      List the domain, kingdom, phylum, subphylum, class, order, family, genus, and species of humans. (9 points)

1.      It is estimated that there are more than 1 million species of insects on this planet. Based on this and information gained from this laboratory, what phylum most likely comprises over 90% of the Earth's species? Briefly justify your answer. (4 points)

1.       Briefly explain why biologists use sampling, rather than individually counting all members of the population of interest. (5 points)

 use sampling, rather than individually counting all members of the population of interest. (5 points)

In 300 words or more, you will assess what a quality design is. Provide at least one example, of a design you may consider a qualityIn 300 words or more, you will assess what a quality design is. Provide at least one example, of a design you may consider a quality design with justification to support your claim. You should include a minimum of 2 peer-review references.

In 500 words or more, you will describe software architecture in your own words, and analyze various design elements (such as data design, architectural design, interface design, component design, and deployment design). During this analysis, you will assess the importance of each design element in the development lifecycle of a software product (with objective evidence). You should include a minimum of 2 peer-review references.