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Unit 3 (Section 2) Review

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How does one measure how common a certain allele is within a population?

a)

genetic drift

b)

allele frequency

c)

gene flow

d)

normal distribution

2.

The normal shuffling of alleles during meiosis results in which of the following?

a)

reproduction

b)

gene flow

c)

recombination

d)

mutations

3.

Which type of selection is displayed by the following graph:

a)

directional selection

b)

stabilizing selection

c)

no selection

d)

disruptive selection

4.

Which type of selection is displayed by the following graph:

a)

no selection

b)

stabilizing selection

c)

directional selection

d)

disruptive selection

5.

Which type of selection is displayed by the following graph:

a)

disruptive selection

b)

stabilizing selection

c)

no selection

d)

directional selection

6.

What do we call chance changes in allele frequencies within a population?

a)

genetic drift

b)

gene flow

c)

natural selection

d)

directional selection

7.

When does the bottleneck effect occur?

a)

occurs after an event greatly reduces the size of a population

b)

occurs after a small number of individuals colonize a new area

c)

occurs when a population grows in size

d)

it never occurs

8.

When does the founder effect occur?

a)

occurs after an event greatly reduces the size of a population

b)

occurs after a small number of individuals colonize a new area

c)

occurs when a population grows in size

d)

it never occurs

9.

What is sexual selection?

a)

occurs during a bottleneck event

b)

occurs during meiosis

c)

occurs when a specific trait aids in a population's survival

d)

occurs when certain traits increase mating success

10.

What is gene flow?

a)

movement of alleles from one population to another

b)

event that reduces population size

c)

event that decreases genetic diversity

d)

occurs when populations remain separate

11.

What is the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium model?

a)

describes a population that is evolving

b)

describes a population whose allele frequencies are changing

c)

describes a population whose allele frequencies remain constant

d)

describes a population whose genotype frequencies are changing

12.

What are the three types of reproductive isolation?

a)

geographic, behavioral, & temporal

b)

geographic, physical, & temperature

c)

behavioral, temporal, & physical

d)

geographic, behavioral, & temperature

13.

What is coevolution?

a)

process in which two or more species evolve in response to changes in each other

b)

closely related species evolve in different directions, they become increasingly different

c)

evolution toward similar characteristics in unrelated species

d)

the observable change in which allele frequencies of a population over time

14.

What five conditions lead to evolution?

a)

genetic drift, gene flow, mutation, natural selection, sexual selection

b)

genetic drift, isolation, mutation, natural selection, sexual selection

c)

genetic drift, gene flow, mutation, isolation, equilibrium

d)

genetic drift, gene flow, mutation, natural selection, equilibrium

15.

What happens if a population is unable to adapt to its environment?

a)

natural selection

b)

extinction

c)

sexual selection

d)

gene flow