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Evolutoin, Biodiversity ,and Ecosystem

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

It is the evolution over a long period of time which leads to the formation of new species and groups.

a)

Microevolution

b)

Homologous structures

c)

Macroevolution

d)

Genetic information

e)

Comparative anatomical structures

2.

Happens over a shorter period of time and affects just one or a few genes.

a)

Microevolution

b)

Homologous structures

c)

Macroevolution

d)

Genetic information

e)

Comparative anatomical structures

3.

Are physical features that are inherited from a common ancestor.

a)

Absolute dating

b)

Homologous structures

c)

Fossils

d)

Genetic information

e)

Comparative anatomical structures

4.

It provides strong evidence for evolution at the most basic level because all living organisms share the same genetic code.

a)

Absolute dating

b)

Biodiversity

c)

Fossils

d)

Genetic information

e)

Comparative anatomical structures

5.

As evidence of evolution are exemplified by the existence of homologous and analogous structures between or among different species.

a)

Absolute dating

b)

Biodiversity

c)

Fossils

d)

Phytoremediation

e)

Comparative anatomical structures

6.

These are the preserved remains or traces of living organisms.

a)

Absolute dating

b)

Biodiversity

c)

Fossils

d)

Phytoremediation

e)

Population ecology

7.

The approximate ages of fossils can also be determined by ____ which is a radiologic method.

a)

Absolute dating

b)

Biodiversity

c)

population size

d)

Phytoremediation

e)

Population ecology

8.

defined as variability among living organisms from all sources and the ecological complexes of which they are part of which includes diversity within species, between species and of ecosystems.

a)

Population density

b)

Biodiversity

c)

Population size

d)

Phytoremediation

e)

Population ecology

9.

Plants are also capable of absorbing pollutants from the soil such as heavy metals by ____.

a)

Population density

b)

Population dispersion

c)

Population size

d)

Phytoremediation

e)

Population ecology

10.

A branch of Eocology that deals with the study of how populations change over time and space and how they interact with their environment.

a)

Population density

b)

Population dispersion

c)

Population size

d)

Population growth

e)

Population Ecology

11.

It refers to the total number of individuals in the population.

a)

Population density

b)

Population dispersion

c)

Population size

d)

Population growth

e)

Demography

12.

It is the population size divided by the total area that they occupy.

a)

Population density

b)

Population dispersion

c)

Exponential growth model

d)

Population growth

e)

Demography

13.

It is the way the population is distributed across an area.

a)

Birth rate

b)

Population dispersion

c)

Exponential growth model

d)

Population growth

e)

Demography

14.

Refers to how the population size and density changes over time and space.

a)

Birth rate

b)

Death rate

c)

Exponential growth model

d)

Population growth

e)

Demography

15.

The statistical study of human population is called ____.

a)

Birth rate

b)

Death rate

c)

Exponential growth model

d)

Migration

e)

Demography

16.

In ____, the population keeps on increasing over time.

a)

Birth rate

b)

Death rate

c)

Exponential growth model

d)

Migration

e)

Emigration

17.

It refers to the number of live births divided by the total population.

a)

Birth rate

b)

Death rate

c)

Exponential growth model

d)

Migration

e)

Emigration

18.

It is the number of deaths divided by the total population.

a)

Birth rate

b)

Death rate

c)

Exponential growth model

d)

Migration

e)

Emigration

19.

It is the large-scale movement of species from one place to another.

a)

Birth rate

b)

Death rate

c)

Exponential growth model

d)

Migration

e)

Emigration

20.

It refers to the leaving of a group of species from their origin.

a)

Birth rate

b)

Death rate

c)

Exponential growth model

d)

Migration

e)

Emigration