Semester 2 Final Exam III 2011/2012. Your Topic EvolutionEvolution 2ClassificationClassification 2Agents of Disease 200 400 600 800 1000 Bonus Question:

Semester 2 Final Exam III2011/2012

Your TopicEvolution Evolution 2 Classification Classification 2 Agents of

Disease

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Bonus Question: 5000 pts

Evolution : 200• Question:• An environmental factor that affects the

survival rate of an organism is called• Answer• Selective pressure

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Evolution : 400• Question:• In evolutionary terms, “fitness” means what?• Answer• Ability to reproduce successfully

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Evolution : 600• Question:• The change in gene frequency of a population

over a period of time is…• Answer• evolution

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Evolution : 800• Question:• The whale flipper and bat wing are a good

example of…– A. Analagous structure– B. homologous structure– C. vestigial structure

• Answer• Homologous structure

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Evolution : 1000• Question:• An inherited characteristic that increases an

organism’s ability to survive and reproduce in its specific environment is called what?

• Answer• An adaptation

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Evolution 2: 200• Question:• Fish populations that do NOT interbreed

because they are separated in different ponds may evolve into separate species due to

• Answer• Geographic isolation

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Evolution 2: 400• Question:• The corresponding change of two or more

species that are closely associated with each other, such as poisonous newts and toxin-resistant garter snakes is called

• Answer• coevolution

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Evolution 2: 600• Question:• The internal leg bones of a whale are referred

to as what type of structure?

• Answer• vestigial

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Evolution 2: 800• Question:• Identify the four types of evidence that

support the law of evolution• Answer• Fossils• Morphology (homologous structures)• Embryology• Biochemical (amino acid sequences)

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Evolution 2: 1000

• Question:• The smallest unit in which evolution occurs is• Answer• population

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Classification : 200• Question:• The science of classifying living organisms is

known as• Answer• Taxonom y

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Classification : 400• Question:• You can ask a question here, it has to relate to

the topic, as # get higher, Q’s get harder!• Answer• (The answer here!)

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Classification : 600• Question:• One system of naming and classifying

organisms still used today was created by• Answer• Carolus Linneaus

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Classification : 800• Question:• The naming system used in classification is

called• Answer• Binomial nomenclature

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Classification : 1000• Question:• Using the current naming system, an organism

is named by its (what 2 categories)…• Answer• Genus and species

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Classification 2: 200• Question:• What is a species?• Answer• Group of organisms that are able to reproduce

successfully

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Classification 2 : 400• Question:• What kingdom do humans belong to?• Answer• Animal

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Classification 2 : 600• Question:• Identify the 6 kingdoms of modern taxonomy• Answer• Archaebactera• Eubacteria• Fungi• Plantae• AnimaliaBack

Classification 2 : 800• Question:• In the scientific name of an organism, the first

part represents the• Answer• genus

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Classification 2 : 1000• Question:• Place the categories of organism classification

in the correct order from most inclusive to least inclusive.

• Answer• Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus,

Species

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Agents of Disease : 200• Question:• What is a pathogen?• Answer• A disease-causing organism/entity

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Agents of Disease : 400• Question:• Koch’s postulates are used to determine …• Answer• If a microbe is a pathogen

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Agents of Disease : 600• Question:• Identify the three types of microbes that can

be described as pathogens• Answer• Virus, bacteria, parasites

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Agents of Disease : 800• Question:• These organisms are prokaryotic and

reproduce by fission• Answer• bacteria

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Agents of Disease : 1000• Question:• Place Koch’s postulates in the correct order

(from first to last). • Answer• The microorganism must be present in a diseased host.• The microorganism must be isolated from the diseased host.• The isolated microorganism must cause disease when placed

into a second, healthy organism.• The microorganism must be re-isolated from the second

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Bonus Question: 5000 pts.

• Question:• You can ask a question here, Since this is the

Bonus Q. it should be the hardest question.• Answer• …• (The answer here!)

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