Evidence of Evolution

Evidence of Evolution

By Carla White

Multiple Choice

The theory of Natural selection is more than just a hypothesis because

• It is strongly supported by evidence and explanation that describes how living things change over time.

• It is strongly supported by the government and the church that describes how all things are created over time.

Multiple Choice

TRUE OR FALSE: Based on Fossil records, organisms remained the same over time.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

What do fossil evidence also suggest about living organisms?

• All living organisms are very different

• All organisms have origins

• All living things are related to a common ancestor

• All living things come from bacteria

Multiple Choice

The more similar the DNA...

• The more likely they will reproduce

• The more closely related the species are

• The more likely the species will get extinct

• The less closely related the species are

Multiple Choice

What is an embryo?

• A fertilized egg

• An immature creature

• an unborn organism in the earliest stage or development

• an unborn organism at its late stage of development

Multiple Choice

All animal embryo have the following EXCEPT:

• eyes

• tail

• fin

• gill

Multiple Choice

What is a homologous structure?

• structures that are the same

• structures that are different

• structures that look the same but have different function

• structures that look different but the same function

Multiple Choice

How does the human forelimb's function compare to the bird's forearm?

• human forelimb is used for flying while bird forearms are used for grabbing things

• bird forelimb is used for flying while human forearm is used for grabbing thing

Multiple Choice

TRUE OR FALSE: Analogous structures do NOT imply evolutionary relationships.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Butterflies, bats and birds have analogous structures because:

• Their wings are the same and doing the same function

• Their wings are similar with similar function

• Their wings are different and different function

• Their wings are different but the same function

Open Ended

If you will predict the previous use of the tailbone in humans, what do you think was its use if this is a remnant structure or vestigial structure?