Final Exam Review – Part 1 2nd 9 weeks Chapter 1-4 Final Exam Review – Part 1 A species that once lived on Earth but died out is a(n) _____. A. Threatened species B. Captive population C. Extinct species D. Endangered species Answer = extinct species Final Exam Review – Part 1 _________ allows increased amounts of UV radiation to reach Earth’s surface. A. Carbon Dioxide B. Water Vapor C. Acid Rain D. Ozone depletion Answer = ozone depletion Final Exam Review – Part 1 If you know an insect is a butterfly but don’t know its scientific name, it would be best to use a(n) ______ to find out. A. Biology textbook B. Dichotomous key C. Dictionary D. Encyclopedia Answer = dichotomous key Final Exam Review – Part 1 The movement of individuals into or out of a population provides a source of ____ to a population. A. Mutations B. Punctuated equilibrium C. Camouflage D. Variation Answer = variation Final Exam Review – Part 1 A species that is likely to become endangered in the near future is considered a(n) _______. A. Endangered species B. Threatened species C. Captive population D. Extinct species Answer = threatened species Final Exam Review – Part 1 _____ forms when sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide combine with water vapor in the air. A. Ozone B. Conservation C. Biodiversity D. Acid rain Answer = acid rain Final Exam Review – Part 1 A(n) ___ is a group of organisms that look alike and can reproduce among themselves. A. Family B. Species C. Genus D. Order Answer = species Final Exam Review – Part 1 The first name of the organism’s scientific name is the _____. A. Species B. Order C. Family D. Genus Answer = genus Final Exam Review – Part 1 In undisturbed areas, older rock layers lie ____ younger rock layers. A. Above B. On top of C. In between D. Below Answer = below Final Exam Review – Part 1 Scientists can estimate the age of a fossil by comparing the amount of ____ with the amount of ____. A. Radioactive element; nonradioactive element B. Sediment; radioactive element C. Sediment; fossils D. Fossils; variation Answer = radioactive element; nonradioactive element Final Exam Review – Part 1 Linnaeus’s major contribution to organism classification was ___. A. Grouping by class, order and family B. A six-kingdom system C. Binomial nomenclature D. Grouping kingdoms and phylums Answer = binomial nomenclature Final Exam Review – Part 1 The ____ preserves biodiversity by making it illegal to harm threatened or endangered species. A. Endangered Species Act B. Fifth Amendment C. Native Species Act D. Clean Air Act Answer = Endangered Species Act Final Exam Review – Part 1 ___ usually have less biodiversity than ____. A. Sunny woods, sidewalks B. Small patches of habitat, large areas C. Forests, lawns D. Large patches of habitat, small areas Answer = Small patches of habitat, large areas Final Exam Review – Part 1 A species that is likely to become extinct is considered a(n) ____. A. Extinct species B. Threatened species C. Endangered species D. Captive population Answer = Endangered species Final Exam Review – Part 1 The original organisms in an ecosystem are the ____ species. A. Extinct B. Introduced C. Threatened D. Native Answer = Native Final Exam Review – Part 1 The theory that living things come only from other living things is called ___. A. Spontaneous generation B. Adaptation C. Biogenesis D. Homeostasis Answer = biogenesis Final Exam Review – Part 1 Which of the following is a reason NOT to keep threatened or endangered animals in captivity? A. It can be expensive to provide proper food. B. It can be costly to provide adequate space. C. Captive animals sometimes lose their wild behavior. D. All of the above Answer = all of the above Final Exam Review – Part 1 What is habitat restoration? A. The placement of endangered species in captivity B. The process of harming the environment C. The creation of national parks D. The process of bringing a habitat back to a healthy condition Answer = the process of bringing a habitat back to a healthy condition. Final Exam Review – Part 1 The explanation that species evolve by keeping traits that their parents developed during their lives was proposed by ____. A. Lamarck B. Darwin C. Laughlin D. Slaughter Answer = Lamarck Final Exam Review – Part 1 Which climate would you expect to have the highest biodiversity? A. Warm, moist B. Hot, dry C. Cold, dry D. Cold, moist Answer = warm, moist Final Exam Review – Part 1 A ____ is a prediction that can be tested. A. Scientific law B. Theory C. Hypothesis D. Variable Answer = Hypothesis Final Exam Review – Part 1 An organism’s ability to maintain a steady condition is called ____. A. Osmosis B. Respiration C. Biogenesis D. Homeostasis Answer = Homeostasis Final Exam Review – Part 1 Where would you expect to find the most mammal species? A. United States B. North Pole C. Mexico D. Canada Answer = Mexico Final Exam Review – Part 1 To solve a problem, scientists follow a series of steps called ____. A. Classification B. A dichotomous key C. Scientific method D. Systems or units Answer = scientific method Final Exam Review – Part 1 ____ are remains of life from an earlier time. A. Fossils B. Sedimentary rocks C. Variations D. Limestones Answer = fossils Final Exam Review – Part 1 The SI unit of mass is the ____. A. Kilogram B. Liter C. Meter D. Cubic meter Answer = kilogram Final Exam Review – Part 1 What is a divided habitat? A. An area divided by roads, cities, or farms B. An area that is partly forest and partly meadow C. An area that is partly river and partly land D. An area where only two kinds of species live Answer = an area divided by roads, cities, or farms Final Exam Review – Part 1 Dichotomous keys are divided into steps with ____ descriptions at each step. A. Four B. Two C. Three D. Five Answer = two Final Exam Review – Part 1 Most fossils are found in ____. A. Mollusk shells B. Wood C. Sedimentary rock D. Bones Answer = sedimentary rock Final Exam Review – Part 1 Change in the hereditary features of a type of organism over time is ____. A. Evolution B. Growth C. Biogenesis D. Spontaneous generation Answer = evolution Final Exam Review – Part 1 The theory of ____ states that organisms with traits best suited to their environment are more likely to survive and reproduce. A. Natural selection B. Survival of the smartest C. Acquired characteristics D. Embryology Answer = natural selection Final Exam Review – Part 1 A(n) ____ is an explanation of things or events based on many observations. A. Hypothesis B. Control C. Experiment D. Theory Answer = theory Final Exam Review – Part 1 One problem with introduced species is that they can ____. A. Crowd out native species B. Cause ozone depletion C. Cause acid rain D. Crowd out captive population Answer = crowd out native species Final Exam Review – Part 1 Most living things are made up of more than ____ percent water. A. 60 B. 70 C. 80 D. 50 Answer = 50 Final Exam Review – Part 1 The most common measure of biodiversity is the ____. A. Average temperature of an area B. Amount of rainfall of an area C. Number or species that live in an area D. Human population of an area Answer = Number of species that live in an area Final Exam Review – Part 1 The study of the development of the embryos of organisms is ____. A. Embryology B. Camouflage C. Homologous structures D. Vestigial structures E. Species Answer = embryology Final Exam Review – Part 1 What is it called when an organism blends into its environment. A. Embryology B. Camouflage C. Homologous structures D. Vestigial structures E. Species Answer = camouflage Final Exam Review – Part 1 What are body parts that are reduced in size with no apparent function? A. Embryology B. Camouflage C. Homologous structures D. Vestigial structures E. Species Answer = vestigial structures Final Exam Review – Part 1 What are body parts that are similar in origin and structure? A. Embryology B. Camouflage C. Homologous structures D. Vestigial structures E. Species Answer = homologous structures Final Exam Review – Part 1 What is a group of organisms that share similar characteristics and can reproduce among themselves? A. Embryology B. Camouflage C. Homologous structures D. Vestigial structures E. Species Answer = Species Final Exam Review – Part 1 What is the SI unit of mass? A. Measurement B. Kilogram C. Meter D. Mass E. Kelvin Answer = kilogram Final Exam Review – Part 1 What is a way to describe the world with numbers? A. Measurement B. Kilogram C. Meter D. Mass E. Kelvin Answer = measurement Final Exam Review – Part 1 What is the SI unit of length? A. Measurement B. Kilogram C. Meter D. Mass E. Kelvin Answer = meter Final Exam Review – Part 1 What measures the amount of matter in an object? A. Measurement B. Kilogram C. Meter D. Mass E. Kelvin Answer = mass Final Exam Review – Part 1 What is the SI scale used to measure temperature? A. Measurement B. Kilogram C. Meter D. Mass E. Kelvin Answer = Kelvin Final Exam Review – Part 1 What term describes evolution as a slow change of one species to another? A. Radiometric dating B. Natural selection C. Gradualism D. Punctuated equilibrium E. Relative dating Answer = gradualism Final Exam Review – Part 1 What is a rapid evolution with few intermediate forms? A. Radiometric dating B. Natural selection C. Gradualism D. Punctuated equilibrium E. Relative dating Answer = punctuated equilibrium Final Exam Review – Part 1 What is another term for survival of the fittest? A. Radiometric dating B. Natural selection C. Gradualism D. Punctuated equilibrium E. Relative dating Answer = natural selection Final Exam Review – Part 1 What is it called when you are telling age by the amount of change in a radioactive element? A. Radiometric dating B. Natural selection C. Gradualism D. Punctuated equilibrium E. Relative dating Answer = radiometric dating Final Exam Review – Part 1 What is it called when you estimate the age of fossils using sedimentary rocks? A. Radiometric dating B. Natural selection C. Gradualism D. Punctuated equilibrium E. Relative dating Answer = relative dating