
Unit 6 Quiz Review: Evolution!
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Draw a picture of an animal ADAPTATION
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An explanation that is based on observation, experimentation, and reasoning
Scientific Hypothesis
Scientific Fact
Scientific Theory
Truth
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natural selection
artificial selection
speciation
adaptation
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___ refers to the variety of life on Earth
Natural Selection
Biodiversity
Biotic
Variation
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The individual who contributed more to our understanding of evolution than any other was?
Charles Darwin
Nikola Tesla
Linus Pauling
Albert Einstein
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theories
variations
adaptations
genes
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mutations
adaptations
speciations
isolations
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a mutation
an adaptation
evolution
natural selection
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Evolution can be described as:
A heritable change in the characteristics within a population from one generation to the next
The process in which individuals with certain favorable inherited traits leave more offspring than individuals with other traits
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theory of evolution
variations
survival of the fittest
ecosystems
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True
False
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Because parents with those traits can teach their offspring
Because parents with those traits can surive and reproduce better
Because parents with those traits care more about their offspring
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Darwin conducted much of his research on
the Samoan islands
Manhattan island
the Hawaiian islands
the Galapagos islands
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Natural selection could not occur without
genetic variation in species
environmental changes
competition for unlimited resources
gradual warming of the Earth
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The struggle for existence against other members of an organisms species is
competition
adaptation
genetic drift
natural slection
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According to Darwin, evolution occurs
by chance
during half life periods of 5,730 years
because of natural selection
rapidly
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Organisms that are well suited to their environment
reproduce at a greater rate than those less suited to the same environment.
are always larger than organisms less suited to that environment.
always live longer than organisms less suited to that environment.
need less food than organisms less suited to that environment.
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Refer to the illustration. The similarity of these structures suggest that the organisms
have a common ancestor
evolved slowly
all grow at different rates
live for a long time
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Refer to the illustration. The bones that are green are know as
vestigial structures
homologous structures
sequential structures
fossil structures
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Homologous structures in organisms suggests that the organisms
have a common ancestor
have a skeletal structure
must have lived at different times
are now extinct
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The finches that Darwin studied differed in the shape of their beaks. According to Darwin, the finches probably
all had a common ancestor
had been created by design that way
were descended from similar birds in Africa
ate the same diet
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Beak shape in finches is affected by
the number of predators in the area
the size of the finch
the color of the finch
the availability of food
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Which of the following is a correct statement about the relationship between natural selection and evolution?
Natural selection results from evolution.
Natural selection included evolution as a part of it.
Natural selection is one mechanism of evolution.
Natural selection and evolution are the same thing.
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Fitness is a result of
adaptations
homologies
common descent
variation
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Which of the following is NOT evidence of evolution
similarities in embryology
homologies
the fossil record
acquired traits
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Which of the following are capable of "evolving"?
Individuals
Organisms
Populations
Species
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What is the selecting agent in artificial selection?
humans
environment
random chance
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What is the selecting agent in natural selection?
humans
environment
random chance
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A mutation is a random change in the DNA. It will only persist (stick around in the population) if the trait is ______.
beneficial
harmful
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