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Evolution 1
Test Description: Evolution terms
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) This is a characteristic that helps an organism survive and reproduce in its environment.
A
None of the above
B
Embryonic structure
C
Vestigial structure
D
Adaptation
2) This word literally means change over time.
A
Adaptation
B
Natural Selection
C
Evolution
D
Selective Breeding
3) This term means that the strong survive, while the weak die.
A
Selective Breeding
B
Adaptation
C
Natural Selection
D
Vestigial Structure
4) This term means that a person chooses which animals/plants to breed to enhance a certain trait.
A
Selective Breeding
B
Natural Selection
C
Adaptation
D
Inheritance
5) This term means that a trait is passed from the parent to the offspring.
A
Evolution
B
Inheritance
C
None of the above
D
Adaptation
6) An unused body part is called
A
an embryonic structure
B
a vestigial structure
C
an adaptation
D
None of the above
7) Scientists sometimes study and compare unborn babies, called
A
None of the above
B
adaptations
C
embryos
D
vestigial structures
8) This person founded the theory of evolution by natural selection.
A
Ms. Blankenship
B
Robert Hook
C
Alfred Wegener
D
Charles Darwin
9) Darwin noticed that the beak shape of the finch had changed depending on
A
the food the finch ate
B
the size of the finch
C
All of the above
D
the climate where the finch lived
10) Humans have an opposable thumb. Because this structure has helped humans over time, it is considered
A
mutation
B
an adaptation
C
vestigial structure
D
genetic variation
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