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Froggy Jumps Evolution & Rocks QuizVersion en ligne Explore evolution and rocks basics par Josie 1 What is evolution in biology? a The process by which populations change over generations b The aging of an individual over time c A single organism changing its traits instantly 2 What are homologous structures? a Identical organs in all species b Similar structures in different species from a common ancestor c Structures that have no relation to ancestry 3 Which best defines natural selection? a Traits always inherited unchanged b Favorable traits help survival and reproduction over generations c Random trait changes without effect 4 What is a fossil? a A living organism in the present day b Preserved remains or traces of ancient organisms c A rock formed from magma 5 What are index fossils used for? a Date rock layers by their known time periods b Predicting future species c Identifying mineral content of rocks 6 What does the Law of Superposition state? a Older rock layers lie beneath younger ones in undisturbed sequences b All layers are the same age c Younger rocks lie beneath older ones 7 What does the Cross-Cutting Principle say? a Cutting features are older than surrounding rock b A feature that cuts through rock is younger than the rock c Only rocks with cracks are younger 8 What are erosion and weathering? a Creating new fossils instantly b Forcing rocks to melt and reform c Processes that remove or wear down rock layers 9 What are rock intrusions? a Rocks that float on lava b Rocks formed only at the surface c Magma that moves through existing rock and cools 10 How do fossils help scientists? a Explain weather patterns without data b Reveal the exact age of every rock c Show how species changed over millions of years 11 What is the process by which populations change over generations called? a Mutation to individuals b Adaptation c Evolution 12 Which structures in different species share a similar structure due to a common ancestor? a Analogous structures b Vestigial organs c Homologous structures 13 What type of selection favors traits that help organisms survive and reproduce? a Natural selection b Artificial selection c Genetic drift 14 Which term describes traits that increase an organism's survival and reproduction in its environment? a Mutations b Adaptations c Variations 15 What term means the process by which humans breed plants or animals for desirable traits? a Natural selection b Artificial selection c Mutation 16 Which is a high level of fitness for an organism in a given environment? a Balanced fitness b High fitness c Low fitness 17 What type of evidence helps scientists track changes in species over millions of years? a Current species observations b Genomic data only c Fossil records 18 What are index fossils used for? a Predicting earthquakes b Determining climate c Dating rock layers 19 Which principle states that younger rocks lie above older rocks in undisturbed sequences? a Principle of Uniformitarianism b Cross-cutting principle c Law of Superposition 20 What process can create gaps in the geological record by removing rock layers? a Fossilization b Intrusions c Erosion and Weathering

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Evolution & Rocks QuizVersion en ligne

par Josie

What is evolution in biology?

What are homologous structures?

Which best defines natural selection?

What is a fossil?

What are index fossils used for?

What does the Law of Superposition state?

What does the Cross-Cutting Principle say?

What are erosion and weathering?

What are rock intrusions?

How do fossils help scientists?

What is the process by which populations change over generations called?

Which structures in different species share a similar structure due to a common ancestor?

What type of selection favors traits that help organisms survive and reproduce?

Which term describes traits that increase an organism's survival and reproduction in its environment?

What term means the process by which humans breed plants or animals for desirable traits?

Which is a high level of fitness for an organism in a given environment?

What type of evidence helps scientists track changes in species over millions of years?

What are index fossils used for?

Which principle states that younger rocks lie above older rocks in undisturbed sequences?

What process can create gaps in the geological record by removing rock layers?