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Pretest/Posttest Evolution/Art Appendix E #1 Humans are most closely related to ____ in evolutionary history. A. gorillas B. chimpanzees C. orangutans D. frogs #2 Which man is recognized as a contributor to modern day evolutionary theory? A. Gregor Mendel B. Francis Crick C. Joseph Lister D. Charles Darwin #3 The reproductive success of organisms best suited to their environment is known as A. natural selection. B. adaptation. C. evolution. D. convergence. #4 Which of the following best describes the relationship between humans and apes? A. Humans evolved from apes. B. Humans and apes share a common ancestor. C. Humans and apes are the same species. D. Apes are primates; humans aren’t. #5 Which of the following would be considered modern day evidence for evolution? A. embryological similarities between species B. bacterial resistance to antibiotics C. DNA similarities between species D. All of the above #6 An example of a warm color would be A. blue. B. green. C. orange. D. violet. #7 In art, value is A. how much a piece of art is worth. B. the relative darkness or lightness of an object. C. a measure of how much emphasis is placed on an object in a painting. D. how much a sculpture weighs. #8 A piece of art that is achromatic would A. have lots of contrasting colors (blue & orange, yellow & violet, etc.) B. contain many straight lines. C. be black, white, and/or gray. D. show that the artist lacks imagination. #9 Colors associated with the air, sky, and water are considered A. contrasting colors. B. warm colors. C. cool colors. D. masculine colors. #10 A technique that can be used to create changes in value within a work of art is A. cross-hatching. B. hatching. C. stippling. D. All of the above.