Differences
Who's older?
Survival
Evo-hodge-podge
Other Ideas
100

A feature or quality that something has, like eye colour or height.

characteristic

100

The age of the Earth according to evolution theory.

4.6 billion years

100

Names of three domesticated animals

Options: dog, cat, horse, cow, pig...(and many more)

100

A word that means something that lived on Earth but no longer exists

extinct

100

Before the theory of evolution became popular, most people in Canada believed that _____ made the world and life.

God

200

The small differences between living things of the same kind. For example, some cats have spots, some have stripes.

variation

200

A way scientists figure out how old something is compared to other things. Older things are buried deeper.

relative dating

200

When humans tame wild animals so they become used to living with people or tame wild plants so they are better for eating.

domestication

200

The remains or traces of a plant or animal that lived a long time ago, usually found in rock.

fossils

200

The age of the Earth according to the Christian and Jewish bible.

6000 years

300

A change in a gene that can make something new or different happen. IT is usually harmful, but it can help an organism survive.

mutation

300

A way scientists find out the age of something, like how many years old a fossil or rock is. 

absolute dating

300

When humans choose which plants or animals to breed because they want certain traits, like sweeter fruit or friendlier dogs.

artificial selection

300

A tiny piece inside your body that gives instructions for how you look and how your body works. It’s like a recipe that tells your body what to do.

gene

300

This caused most rock layers and fossils, according to creation-believing scientists.

a worldwide flood

400

A change or feature that helps a living thing survive better in its environment. For example, a camel’s hump helps it store water in the desert.

adaptation

400

A radioactive element found in volcanic (igneous) rocks

Uranium 

(other options possible)

400

Living things that are best suited to their environment are more likely to stay alive and have babies.

survival of the fittest

400

A scale model of events and changes that took place in Earth's past.

geologic time scale

400

According to creation-believing scientists, there wasn't a Tree of Life (one first life form evolved into all other life forms that have ever lived). Instead of a tree, they believe there was an _______ of Life. 

orchard

500

The variety or differences among living things. For example, a rain forest has lots of THIS because it has many different plants and animals.

diversity

500

A scientific method used to find out the exact age of rocks or fossils by measuring how certain elements inside them slowly change over time.

radiometric dating

500

When nature “chooses” which living things survive and have babies — the ones best suited to their environment.

natural selection

500

Adaptations in one species can cause adaptations in another species. For example, a garter snake is immune to a newt's poison.

co-evolution

500

True of false: All scientists believe in evolution

false