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Unit 11 review

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This event decreased the population, what mechanism of evolution is being observed?

a)

Mutation

b)

gene flow

c)

genetic drift

d)

random mating

2.

How does this image support the theory of evolution?

a)

shows how a landmass separates after species evolve

b)

biogeography, possible explanation of how organisms evolved separately

c)

Original species are the most suited for their environment

d)

species evolve because of genetic drift

3.

Fish lay thousands of eggs every season. Which condition of natural selection does this represent?

a)

nonrandom mating

b)

struggle to survive

c)

overproduction of offspring

d)

inherited variations

4.

what was the significance of the miller-urey experiment in explaining the origin of life on Earth?

a)

lightening causes organic matter to breakdown amino acids, 1st molecules on Earth

b)

biological molecules can form from simple molecules available on earth 3.5 Billion years ago

c)

life started outside of Earth since life can only come from life

d)

raw materials produce compounds that make first life forms

5.

This experiment by Francisco Redi in 1668 helped disprove the theory of spontaneous generation and lead to which conclusion?

a)

Oxygen is needed to form life

b)

life is made spontaneously

c)

life only forms in warm environments

d)

only living things can make other living things

6.

How did Endosymbiosis helped us understand how complex organisms emerged from simple organisms ?

a)

explains why prokaryotes don't possess a nucleus

b)

explains how prokaryotes and eukaryotes use oxygen to survive

c)

explains why bacteria and organelles are similar in size

d)

explains how life could have originated from a single cell

7.

The chart shows how modern horses evolved over the last 55 million years, highlighting the bones of their legs found within rock layers. The chart is accurate because it shows the oldest fossils at the bottom and younger fossils at the top.

a)

true

b)

false

8.

What trend was observed in hominid evolution based on fossil evidence?

a)

Tools were being used less and less

b)

Size of brain decreased

c)

size of jaw decreased

d)

hominids started walking on all fours instead of 2 limbs

9.

What was a success adaptation for hominids?

a)

a smaller jaw led to more tool use

b)

smaller brain led to more social language

c)

bigger jaw led to clearer words and better communication

d)

bigger brain led to language and communication

10.

in the ocean, crabs with larger claws have a better chance of reproducing offspring than crabs with small claws. What will be the likely outcome after several generations?

a)

percentage of small clawed crabs will increase

b)

percentage of large clawed crabs will increase

c)

small clawed crabs will mutate into large clawed crabs

d)

small clawed crabs will grow larger claws

11.

Which species is the most likely to go extinct first?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

12.

Which species has the best chance of survival?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

13.

What is nucleic acid made of?

a)

Amino Acids

b)

Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen

c)

Sugar, nitrogen bases, and a phosphate group

d)

Helium and Carbon

14.

Proteins have many functions in the body, what's its main one?

a)

Stores DNA

b)

Makes the cell membrane

c)

stores energy long term

d)

Catalist (speeds up reactions)

15.

who does evolution affect?

a)

Individual organisms over long periods of time

b)

a population over long periods of time

c)

Individual organisms within their lifetime

d)

a population within 1 generation

16.

when 2 separate fish populations of the same species are put into the same body of water they likely begin reproducing with each other, blending the genes of the 2 separate populations, increasing genetic diversity. this is an example of?

a)

genetic drift

b)

gene flow

c)

mutations

d)

natural selection