Font size
WorksheetsSemester 2 Final Quizziz
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 34mins
The evolutionary history of the development of an organism is portrayed...
on a cladogram
through speciation
in its phylogeny
in a fossil
When organisms that are closely related generate differences over time that lead to speciation, we call this?
convergent evolution
divergent evolution
phylogeny
the law of superposition
Which has a membrane surrounding their DNA?
eukaryotic cells
prokaryotic cells
unicellular organisms
multicellular organisms
What is the main way to identify the difference between eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells?
Eukaryotic cells have a nucleus.
Prokaryotic cells have a nucleus.
Which eclipse is pictured here?
solar
lunar
Which organelle (part of the cell) is responsible for cellular respiration?
mitochondria
ribosomes
chloroplast
golgi apparatus
Which of the following types of cells have a nucleus?
plant cells
animal cells
prokaryotic
eukaryotic
Photosynthesis happens in...
plant cells
animal cells
Cellular respiration happens in...
plant cells
animal cells
Which of the following are organs?
heart
lung
brain
respiratory system
kidney
Which of the following are organ systems?
circulatory system
nervous system
reproductive system
pancreas
digestive system
Layers of cells that work together to perform a specific function are called...
tissue
organs
organ systems
cells
The method for calculating the age of archeological specimens using Carbon-14 is called what?
the fossil record
radiometric dating
the law of superposition
speciation
Which of the following give proof to the theory of evolution?
embryonic development
phylogeny
anatomy of ancient and modern organisms
fossil records
A unicellular organism has...
only one cell for the whole organism
multiple cells in the organism
A multicellular organism has...
only one cell for the whole organism
multiple cells in the organism
If something is located outside of the cell, it is...
intercellular
extracellular
semipermeable
multicellular
Intracellular is...
inside the cell
outside the cell
Semipermeable means...
only some molecules can come in or out of the cell
every molecule can go in or out of the cell
nothing can go in or out of the cell
The dying out or extermination of a species is called?
extermination
genetic variation
survival of the fittest
natural selection
The process by which a species becomes suited for its environment through natural selection’s influence on inheritance over generations is called what?
adaptation
speciation
genetic variation
genetic drift
Which of the following has cells?
E. Coli Bacteria
An oak tree
Ms. Johnson
A rock
Luna the cat
Which of the following is prokaryotic?
E. Coli Bacteria
An oak tree
Ms. Johnson
A rock
Luna the cat
Which of the following is eukaryotic?
E. Coli Bacteria
An oak tree
Ms. Johnson
A rock
Luna the cat
Sexual reproduction requires...
one parent
two parents
Asexual reproduction requires...
one parent
two parents
What do ribosomes do?
make proteins
make glucose
do photosynthesis
handle waste
What does the chloroplasts do?
make proteins
make glucose
do photosynthesis
handle waste
What does the endoplasmic recticulum do?
holds the ribosomes
make glucose
do photosynthesis
do cellular respiration
What does the cell wall do?
protect the cell and provide structure (in plant and animal cells)
makes proteins (in plant and animal cells)
protect the cell and provide structure (only in plant)
makes proteins (in plant cells only)
Why does radiometiric dating use radioactive materials?
sedimentary rock layers do not contain radioactive material
it has a short half-life
it has a known rate of decay
it can only compare layers of rocks
If something is located inside of the cell, it is...
intercellular
extracellular
semipermeable
multicellular
Binary fission occurs in what kind of cells?
prokaryotic
eukaryotic
Mitosis occurs in what kind of cells?
prokaryotic
eukaryotic
True or false: Binary fission and mitosis are both forms of asexual reproduction.
True
False
What kind of eclipse is this?
solar
lunar
What will happen to a group within a species that develops its own unique characteristics?
speciation
extinction
selection
embryonic development
A bat and a bee have both developed wings to adapt to their environment. This is an example of what?
convergent evolution
divergent evolution
mutations
speciation
These flowers are always red and this one flower has a small piece of yellow. This is an example of what?
speciation
natural selection
mutation
genetic drift
A cactus saves water to survive in hot climates. This is an example of...
structural adaptation
behavioral adaptations
Birds migrate to warmer climates to survive in the winter. This is an example of...
structural adaptation
behavioral adaptation
In a population of cardinals of various colors, bright red colored cardinals generally prefer to mate with one another, leading to evolution in the population. This is an example of...
non-random mating
genetic drift
artificial selection
heredity
Cellular respiration happens in...
ribosomes
gogli apparatus
chloroplast
mitochondria
Photosynthesis happens in...
ribosomes
gogli apparatus
chloroplast
mitochondria
If there are the same charges (both negative or both positive), that is a _____ molecule
polar
nonpolar
If there are the different charges (one negative and one positive), that is a _____ molecule
polar
nonpolar
If a molecule is polar, it is
more soluble
less soluble
If a molecule is nonpolar, it is
more soluble
less soluble
A graduated cylinder measures what?
volume
mass
A triple beam balance measures what?
volume
mass
Chemical properties are the same in...
groups/families
periods
What moon phase is being shown here?
first quarter
full moon
new moon
third quarter
New moons and full moons always have...
spring tides
neap tides
First quarter moons and third quarter moons always have...
spring tides
neap tides
What moon phase is happening here?
New moon
Full moon
First Quarter
Third Quarter
Solar eclipses happen during...
new moons
full moons
third quarter moons
first quarter moons
Lunar eclipses happen during...
new moons
full moons
third quarter moons
first quarter moons
Which of the following have similar chemical properties to Argon?
oxygen
sulfer
chlorine
neon
helium
Which of the following have similar chemical properties to Carbon?
nitrogen
fluorine
silicon
germanium
boron
The function of rough endoplasmic reticulum is...
handling waste
creating proteins
surface for protein production
photosynthesis
What does 9 represent on this diagram?
mitochondria
rough endoplasmic reticulum
choloroplast
ribosomes
What does 5 represent on this diagram?
mitochondria
rough endoplasmic reticulum
choloroplast
ribosomes
