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Froggy Jumps Evolution Essentials QuizOnline version Evolution concepts for teens. by Katrina 1 What is natural selection? a Random chance alone shapes all evolution. b Differential survival and reproduction based on traits. c All traits are equally favored every generation. 2 Which is a type of evidence for evolution? a Color of oceans. b Earth's magnetic field fluctuations. c Fossil record showing gradual changes. 3 What is speciation? a Formation of new species. b A single mutation per population. c Mating between different species. 4 What does genetic drift depend on? a Lamarckian inheritance. b Environmental pressures only. c Chance events affecting allele frequencies. 5 What is allopatric speciation? a Species arise due to geographic isolation. b Speciation from polyploidy only. c Same location speciation. 6 What is sympatric speciation? a Speciation without geographic isolation. b A cloning process. c Speciation due to geographic barrier. 7 What is natural selection's raw material? a Fixed traits. b Variation within population. c No mutations. 8 What is fitness in evolutionary terms? a Physical strength. b Speed alone. c Reproductive success of an organism. 9 What is an adaptation? a A temporary trait. b A learned behavior. c A heritable trait that increases survival or reproduction. 10 What is convergent evolution? a Same ancestry. b Unrelated species evolve similar traits. c One species splits into two. 11 What is coevolution? a Species evolve independently. b Two species influence each other's evolution. c Only predators evolve. 12 What role do mutations play in evolution? a Source of new genetic variation. b Only beneficial. c Always harmful. 13 What is gene flow? a Transfer of alleles between populations. b Genetic drift by migration. c Mutation rate within a population. 14 What does reproductive isolation do? a Prevents interbreeding between species. b Increases gene flow. c Encourages hybrid vigor. 15 What is adaptive radiation? a Species merging into one. b Evolution in one lineage only. c Many new species from one ancestor. 16 What is homology in evolution? a No relation between structures. b Similar function only. c Similar structures from common ancestry. 17 What is molecular evidence for evolution? a DNA sequences show relatedness. b Phenotypic color. c Rock hardness. 18 Which mechanism can increase variation? a Mutation. b Genetic drift only. c Stabilizing selection. 19 What is directional selection? a Against all variation. b Favors one extreme trait. c Favors both extremes equally. 20 What is disruptive selection? a Favors average trait. b No selection occurs. c Favors extreme traits over intermediates. 21 What is stabilizing selection? a Favors extremes. b Increases mutation. c Favors intermediate traits. 22 Which is an outcome of isolation? a Speciation occurs. b Population collapses. c Hybrid fertility increases. 23 How can gene flow affect populations? a Eliminates all variation. b Introduces new alleles, reduces differences. c Stops mutation. 24 What is a clade? a A random plant group. b A group with a common ancestor and descendants. c A living fossil. 25 What is a fossil record an example of? a Future predictions. b Current climate data. c Historical evidence of evolution. 26 What is phylogeny? a Evolutionary relationships among species. b Geographic distribution. c Family tree for plants only. 27 How does biogeography relate to evolution? a Irrelevant to evolution. b Only about climate. c Species distribution supports evolutionary history. 28 Natural selection acts on what? a Genotypes only. b Phenotypic variation. c Nonheritable traits. 29 What is macroevolution? a Large-scale evolution above species level. b Small genetic changes. c Evolution within a population. 30 What is microevolution? a Only refers to mutations. b Global patterns. c Small, short-term evolutionary changes. 31 What role does sexual selection play? a Non-random mating shaping traits. b Mends all genetic differences. c Not a selective force.

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Evolution Essentials QuizOnline version

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What is natural selection?

Which is a type of evidence for evolution?

What is speciation?

What does genetic drift depend on?

What is allopatric speciation?

What is sympatric speciation?

What is natural selection's raw material?

What is fitness in evolutionary terms?

What is an adaptation?

What is convergent evolution?

What is coevolution?

What role do mutations play in evolution?

What is gene flow?

What does reproductive isolation do?

What is adaptive radiation?

What is homology in evolution?

What is molecular evidence for evolution?

Which mechanism can increase variation?

What is directional selection?

What is disruptive selection?

What is stabilizing selection?

Which is an outcome of isolation?

How can gene flow affect populations?

What is a clade?

What is a fossil record an example of?

What is phylogeny?

How does biogeography relate to evolution?

Natural selection acts on what?

What is macroevolution?

What is microevolution?

What role does sexual selection play?