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Froggy Jumps EvolutionVersion en ligne Each player plays on their own computer. Each person gets 3 lives. You lose lives by getting the question wrong. The objective is to be the first person to reach the finish line before the others. par Garvit Nagpal 1 Which mechanism is responsible for creating entirely new genetic traits in a population? a Artificial selection b Mutation c Competition 2 What is the primary difference between individuals of the same species living in a population? a Variation b Fitness c Fossil Record 3 Which term describes the process where organisms best suited to their environment survive and reproduce? a Genetic Drift b Artificial Selection c Natural selection 4 In biology, how is an organism's "fitness" measured? a It's physical strength and speed b It's lifespan compared to others c It's ability to survive and pass genes to offspring 5 What occurs when organisms struggle against each other for limited resources like food and water? a Mutation b Adaptation c Competition 6 What is a heritable trait that increases an organism's chances of survival and reproduction called? a Adaptation b Mutation c Variation 7 Random fluctuations in gene frequencies within a population, driven purely by chance events, are called: a Variation b Artificial Selection c Genetic Drift 8 Humans breeding specific dogs to have short legs and long bodies is an example of: a Natural Selection b Artificial Selection c Adaptation 9 An insect that looks exactly like a tree twig to evade predators is using which strategy? a Camoflage b Vestigal Structure c Genetic Drift 10 What do scientists call the collected data from anatomy, molecular biology, and biogeography proving shared ancestry? a Fossil Record b Adaptation c Evidence of evolution 11 What is the total collection of generalized remains showing chronological structural changes in species called? a Vestigal Structure b Fossil Record c Adaptation 12 The human appendix and pelvic bones in whales are examples of structures that have lost their original function, known as: a Mutation b Adaptation c Vestigal Structures 13 Why are mutations vital to the process of natural selection? a They always make organisms stronger. b They allow humans to breed animals artificially. c They provide the genetic variation necessary for selection to act upon. 14 If a drought kills all plants except those with deep roots, traits for deep roots will increase. This is an example of: a Natural selection b Genetic drift c Mutation 15 A wildfire randomly kills 90% of a beetle population, leaving mostly green beetles by chance. This event is an example of: a Natural Selection b Genetic Drift c Competiton 16 Farmer Brown only plants seeds from the sweetest watermelons each year. What is this practice called? a Camouflage b Mutation c Artificial Selection 17 Why does competition occur within a population? a Resources like food and space are limited. b Mutations force organisms to fight. c Ecosystems always have too few predators. 18 Which of the following provides direct physical evidence of extinct transitional species? a Camouflage b The fossil record c Vestigial structures 19 If two organisms share highly similar DNA sequences, what does this evidence of evolution suggest? a They recently evolved through artificial selection. b They do not experience genetic drift. c They share a relatively recent common ancestor. 20 How does camouflage benefit an organism? a It allows it to change its genes during its lifetime. b It helps it survive by hiding it from predators or prey. c It prevents competition for water. 21 What would happen to a population over time if there was absolutely no genetic variation? a Mutations would stop happening. b The population would adapt faster. c Natural selection could not occur. 22 An organism reproduces successfully but dies young. Another lives a long time but leaves no offspring. Which has higher biological fitness? a The long-lived organism b The organism that successfully reproduced c Both have equal fitness 23 Over generations, a desert plant species develops a thick waxy coating to prevent water loss. This trait is an example of: a An adaptation b Genetic drift c Artificial selection 24 Which statement about vestigial structures is true? a They are created through artificial selection. b They are ancestral structures that lost their original function over time. c They show that an organism is currently mutating into a new species. 25 Genetic drift has a much larger impact on which type of population? a Marine populations only b Small populations c Populations under intense artificial selection 26 Which of the following is a primary source of new variation within a gene pool? a Mutation b Fossil record c Competition 27 Darwin observed different beak shapes in finches based on the food available on their islands. What drove this change? a Artificial selection b Genetic drift c Natural selection 28 What does the chronological order of the fossil record show? a Simple organisms appeared after complex ones. b Mutations happen at the exact same rate every year. c Life has evolved from simpler to more complex forms over time. 29 Anatomical similarities, like the bone structure in a human arm and a bat wing, serve as evidence of: a A shared common ancestor b Artificial selection c Random mutations only 30 If an environment changes rapidly and a species lacks the adaptations to survive, what is the likely outcome? a The species may become extinct. b Individual organisms will change their DNA to match the environment. c The fossil record will stop forming.

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EvolutionVersion en ligne

par Garvit Nagpal

Which mechanism is responsible for creating entirely new genetic traits in a population?

What is the primary difference between individuals of the same species living in a population?

Which term describes the process where organisms best suited to their environment survive and reproduce?

In biology, how is an organism's "fitness" measured?

What occurs when organisms struggle against each other for limited resources like food and water?

What is a heritable trait that increases an organism's chances of survival and reproduction called?

Random fluctuations in gene frequencies within a population, driven purely by chance events, are called:

Humans breeding specific dogs to have short legs and long bodies is an example of:

An insect that looks exactly like a tree twig to evade predators is using which strategy?

What do scientists call the collected data from anatomy, molecular biology, and biogeography proving shared ancestry?

What is the total collection of generalized remains showing chronological structural changes in species called?

The human appendix and pelvic bones in whales are examples of structures that have lost their original function, known as:

Why are mutations vital to the process of natural selection?

If a drought kills all plants except those with deep roots, traits for deep roots will increase. This is an example of:

A wildfire randomly kills 90% of a beetle population, leaving mostly green beetles by chance. This event is an example of:

Farmer Brown only plants seeds from the sweetest watermelons each year. What is this practice called?

Why does competition occur within a population?

Which of the following provides direct physical evidence of extinct transitional species?

If two organisms share highly similar DNA sequences, what does this evidence of evolution suggest?

How does camouflage benefit an organism?

What would happen to a population over time if there was absolutely no genetic variation?

An organism reproduces successfully but dies young. Another lives a long time but leaves no offspring. Which has higher biological fitness?

Over generations, a desert plant species develops a thick waxy coating to prevent water loss. This trait is an example of:

Which statement about vestigial structures is true?

Genetic drift has a much larger impact on which type of population?

Which of the following is a primary source of new variation within a gene pool?

Darwin observed different beak shapes in finches based on the food available on their islands. What drove this change?

What does the chronological order of the fossil record show?

Anatomical similarities, like the bone structure in a human arm and a bat wing, serve as evidence of:

If an environment changes rapidly and a species lacks the adaptations to survive, what is the likely outcome?