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Question 1(Multiple Choice Worth 2 points)
(4.05 MC)Which of the following would be considered a benefit of overproduction?
The increase in genetic variation of a population
The exponential growth of a population
The exchange of genetic material between populations
The change in an ecosystem due to the increased population
Question 2(Multiple Choice Worth 2 points)
(4.05 MC)How does an environmental factor such as overfishing affect genetic factors in a population?
Overfishing will lead to increased genetic variation.
Environmental factors do not affect genetic factors.
Genetic traits that help fish survive are more likely to be seen in future generations.
Genetic traits that are targeted by the fishing industry are more likely to be seen in future generations.
Question 3(Multiple Choice Worth 2 points)
(4.05 HC)Look at the body shapes of the fish shown below.
A marlin. It has an elongated, powerful body and tail, a large dorsal fin, and a streamlined shape.
A ray. It has a flattened body, eyes on the dorsal side, and a long tail.
A flying fish. It has a small, streamlined shape and enlarged pectoral fins.
Which one is best adapted to live in shallow water along the seafloor, and why?
Fish A because of its elongated body and powerful tail
Fish B because of its flattened shape and eyes on the dorsal side
Fish C because of its streamlined shape and enlarged pectoral fins
None of the above because they all continually swim to survive
Question 4(Multiple Choice Worth 2 points)
(4.05 LC)Which of the following would most likely lead to an adaptation?
A dangerous situation affects an individual.
A species wants to move to a new environment.
An individual reaches reproductive age.
An inherited trait helps an organism survive and reproduce.
Question 5(Multiple Choice Worth 2 points)
(4.05 LC)Which of the following is an example of an inherited variation?
An injury that results in a scar
An eye color different from one's parents
A change in muscle mass due to exercise
A variation in speed due to practice
Question 6(Multiple Choice Worth 2 points)
(4.05 MC)What role does differential reproduction play in natural selection?
Some organisms have different reproductive success due to nongenetic traits.
Some organisms have traits that help them reach reproductive age.
Different methods of reproduction result in some organisms being genetically altered.
Reproduction varies among organisms due to pathogenic factors.
Question 7(Multiple Choice Worth 2 points)
(4.05 HC)Which of the following graphic organizers best compares natural selection and artificial selection?
A Venn Diagram. Natural selection: driven by environmental factors. Artificial selection: driven by human actions. Shared: based on heritable variation
A Venn Diagram. Artificial selection: driven by environmental factors. Natural selection: driven by human actions. Shared: based on heritable variation
A Venn Diagram. Artificial selection: driven by environmental factors. Natural selection: driven by human actions. Shared: results in an observable change in a population
A Venn Diagram. Natural selection: driven by environmental factors. Artificial selection: driven by human actions. Shared: No change in a population
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Question 1: The benefit of overproduction is The increase in genetic variation of a population.
Question 2: Overfishing affects genetic factors by Genetic traits that help fish survive are more likely to be seen in future generations.
Question 3: Fish B is best adapted to live in shallow water along the seafloor because of its flattened shape and eyes on the dorsal side.
Question 4: An adaptation is most likely to occur when An inherited trait helps an organism survive and reproduce.
Question 5: An example of an inherited variation is An eye color different from one's parents.
Question 6: Differential reproduction plays a role in natural selection by Some organisms have traits that help them reach reproductive age.
Question 7: The graphic organizer that best compares natural selection and artificial selection is A Venn Diagram. Natural selection: driven by environmental factors. Artificial selection: driven by human actions. Shared: based on heritable variation - option A.