Vocab & Key Concepts
Test Questions
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Chapter 2 ?'s
Chapter 3 ?'s
100

The definition of a Gene.

What is an instruction for making a protein molecule.

100

The (blank) of individuals with each trait in a population can change over time.

What is (number). 

100

The definition of a Population.

What is a group of the same type of organism living in the same area. 

100

The definition of a Variation. 

What is any difference between individual organisms. 

100

The definition of a Cause.

What is an event that leads to a result or a change. 

100

The definition of the Environment

What is everything (living and non-living) that surrounds an organism. 
100

Individuals in a population with (blank) traits become less common. 

What is (non-adaptive). 

100

The definition of a trait. 

What is a specific characteristic of an individual organism. 

100

The definition of a non-adaptive trait. 

What is a trait that makes it less likely that an individual will survive in a specific environment. 

100
The definition of a protein molecule.

What is a type of large molecule that performs important functions inside organisms. 

100

The definition of an Adaptive Trait.

What is a trait that makes it more likely an organism will survive in a specific environment. 
100
Whether or not a trait is adaptive depends on the (blank). 


What is Environment. 

100

The definition of a generation. 

What is a group of individuals born and living at about the same time. 
100

The definition of a prediction.

What is an idea about what might happen that is based on what you already know. 

100
The definition of a Mutation. 

What is a random change to a gene that sometimes results in a new triat. 

200

Fill in the blanks. A population can be (blank) present and by the number of individuals who (blank). 

What is (described by the traits), and (have each trait).

200

True or False. Parents choose the genes they pass down to their offspring. 

What is False. 

200

Double Jeopardy

This is a test question!

200
Fill in the blank. Biologist analyze data about (blank) to explain changes in the distribution of (blank).

What is (environmental conditions (the causes), and traits in a population (the effects). 

200

How did Yellowstone change as a result of the wolves coming back? Pick more than one. 

A. The deer stayed away from areas where wolves are.

B. All the deer died.

C. The deer ate less grass and trees near the rivers.

D. Bears, beaver, badgers, and birds came back to the park. 

What is letters A, C, and D. 

200

Fill in the blank. A new trait will only become more (blank). 

What is (common in a population if it is adaptive). 

200

True or False. In the video "Wolves can Change Rivers," the deer population got destroyed when the wolves were introduced back into Yellowstone. 

What is False.

200

Double Jeopardy

This is a test question!

200

Fill in the blank. Mutations are changes to genes that can (Blank), which can result in change to traits. 

What is (lead to changes to protein molecules). 

200

True or False. Predictions are always wrong. 

What is false. They can be right!