Biology 40S Evolution and Biodiversity Name: Mr. Lloyd Kelvin High School _______ 20 Evolution and Biodiversity: Assignment #1 Part One: Please select the best answer to the following questions. Shade in the appropriate letter on the bubble sheet provided. There is no penalty for guessing. Each correct response is worth one mark 1. The taxonomic level that describes a group of reproductively compatible organisms is referred to as a: (a) Kingdom (b) Phylum (c) Genus (d) Species 2. Consider the following statements: (i) A Domain is a group or related Kingdoms (ii) A Phylum is a group of related Classes (iii) A Family is a group of related Orders (a) one of the statements is true (b) two of the statements are true (c) all of the statements are true (d) none of the statements are true 3. The house cat (Felis domesticus) and the mountain lion (Felis concolor) belong to the: (a) Kingdom Felis (b) Phylum Felis (c) Genus Felis (d) Species Felis 4. Evolution is defined as: (a) a change in the genome of a population (b) a change in the genes of a population (c) a change in the allele frequency in the gene pool of a population (d) a planned change 5. Which of the following is NOT evidence of Evolution: (a) Adaptation (b) Age of the Earth (c) Embryonic Development (d) Climate Change 6. Different body parts on different organisms that developed from the same ancestral body part are called: (a) Ambiguous Structures (b) Analogous Structures (b) Homologous Structures (d) Vestigial Structures 7. The term given to a species’ suitability to an environment is called: (a) adaptability (b) fitness (c) niche (d) selection 8. If an organism or species is not well suited for a certain environment, the environment is: (a) selecting for the organism or species (b) selecting against the organism or species (c) assimilating the organism or species (d) resisting the organism or species 9. Natural Selection is which an environment selects for darker fur colours while selecting against lighter fur colours is an example of: (a) stabilizing selection (b) disruptive selection (c) directional selection (d) artificial selection 10. Antibiotic resistance in bacteria is an example of: (a) stabilizing selection (b) disruptive selection (c) directional selection (d) artificial selection 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.