8.L.4.1/4.2 Review
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- Q1Which statement supports the theory of natural selection?Organisms with favorable traits are more likely to die.All organisms produce more offspring than can survive.Over time advantageous traits will be found in more of the population.Organisms live in harmony with one another despite limited resources.30s
- Q2What will MOST LIKELY happen if a species can no longer produce offspring?It will evolve into another speciesIt will become extinct.It will begin to mutate into another organism.It will move into a new environment and adapt.30s
- Q3According to the theory of evolution, which offspring will most likely survive.Offspring that are best adapted to the environmentOffspring that are best equipped for movementThe first born offspringThe largest offspring30s
- Q4Dark moths began to outnumber white moths in cities after the Industrial Revolution. What is the most likely reason for this change?Light-colored moths began to turn black because of factory pollution.Light-colored moths were less favored for survival in the new environment.Light-colored moths mutated into dark colored moths.Light-colored moths began to die due to overpopulation.30s
- Q5Which part of Darwin's theory of evolution may be used to describe the results of when lions prey on antelope?variation in speciesnatural selectionadaptation to environmentsurvival of the fittest30s