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WorksheetsBIOLOGY 2 MAKE-UP QUIZ
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 23mins
(a) mutations occur in non-reproductive cells and won’t be passed onto offspring.
Causes of Mutations?
DNA copy accurately
External influences can create mutations
Mutations can also be caused by exposure to specific DNA
Mutations can also be caused by exposure to specific RNA
•In animals, (a) mating can change allele frequencies as the choice of mates is often an important part of behaviour.
(a) is the smallest group of organisms classified which can interbreed with each other to produce fertile offspring.
_________________ kingdom is a unicellular, microscopic, no nucleus, prokaryotic, no chlorophyll and a saprophytic or parasitic organism.
BACTERIA KINGDOM
PROTIST KINGDOM
FUNGUS KINGDOM
ANIMAL KINGDOM
(a) is an example of invertebrates that has 2 layers of cells, have tentacles with sting cells and one opening.
(a) is a group of vertebrates with feathers and wings, beak for feeding, lungs for breathing and lay shelled eggs.
(a) is a group of vertebrates that is a Cold-blooded, body covered with wet and slimy scales, streamline body for easy movement through water
and fins for balance and to control movement.
uGills for breathing
(a) is a group of vertebrates that is a Cold-blooded, body covered with dry, hard scales, live on land, breathe with lungs and lay shelled eggs
Identify the proper hierarchy of the great chain of being. For most complex to simplest.
Nobility - Knights - Monks - Citizens
Citizens - Monks - Knights - Nobility
Knights - Nobility - Citizens - Monk
Monks - Knights - Nobility - Citizens
(a) challenged the idea that the earth was the center of the universe ~ heliocentric. (1473 – 1543)
(a) developed system of classification and the basis for taxonomy. (1707 – 1778)
(a) wrote about relationship between food supply and population increase. (1766 – 1834)
(a) presented paper on evolution and natural selection to the Linnean Society of London jointly with Darwin.
Who is the scientist who introduced the concept of extinction and the theory of catastrophism. (1769-1832)
Comte de Buffon
Georges Cuvier
Galileo Galilie
Charles Darwin
Who is the scientist who supported the idea that the universe was a place of motion. (1564- 1642)
Comte de Buffon
Georges Cuvier
Galileo Galilie
Charles Darwin
Who is the scientist who stressed the importance of change in the universe and the environment as an agent of change. (1707 – 1788)
Comte de Buffon
Georges Cuvier
Galileo Galilie
Charles Darwin
(a) is the preserved remains or traces of an organism that is no longer living
What can fossils show?
Does not reveals ancient climate & environmental conditions
Indicates development of life from complex to simple
Organisms have appeared and disappeared, and have changed over time
Transitional forms reveal ideas between groups
What can fossils show?
Reveals ancient climate & environmental conditions
Indicates development of life from complex to simple
Evolution have appeared and disappeared, and have changed over time
Transitional forms reveal ideas between groups
Transitional forms reveal links between groups of reptiles and birds
SEYMOURIA
EUSTHEOPTERON
ALHOMBRA
ARCHAEOPTERYX
________ is the types of fossils that replace hard parts (bones, teeth, etc.)of an organism with minerals.
AMBER
CAST
IMPRINT
PETRIFICATION
Which major concept of comparative anatomy best describe the following image.
HOMOLOGOUS STRUCTURES
VESTIGAL STRUCTURES
ANALOGOUS STRUCTURES
HETEROLOGOUS STRUCTURES
Which major concept of comparative anatomy best describe the following image.
HOMOLOGOUS STRUCTURES
VESTIGAL STRUCTURES
ANALOGOUS STRUCTURES
HETEROLOGOUS STRUCTURES
Which major concept of comparative anatomy best describe the following image.
HOMOLOGOUS STRUCTURES
VESTIGAL STRUCTURES
ANALOGOUS STRUCTURES
HETEROLOGOUS STRUCTURES
