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Jeopardy
Charles
Darwin
Natural
Selection
Evolution
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Final Jeopardy
1 - $100
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What did not promote Darwin’s idea of
evolution?
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Scientists’ knowledge of genetic changes
1 - $200
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What did Darwin NOT understand about the
process of evolution?
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The role of genetics
1 - $300
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What is the process by which populations slowly
change over time called?
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Evolution
1 - $400
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What process begins by a portion of a
population becoming physically or geographically
separated?
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Speciation
1 - $500
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What did Charles Darwin help to explain?
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How species change over time
2 - $100
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The process of consisting of separation,
adaptation, and division is known as or
organisms being better adapted to their
environment is known as this?

Natural Selection
2 - $200
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Many species can adapt very quickly to
insecticides because
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The insects’ generation time is short
2 - $300
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Scientists support organisms’ DNA to support the
theory that all species share a
common___________.

ancestor
2 - $400
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A characteristic that improves an organisms’
ability to survive is an __________________.

Adaptation.
2 - $500
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What does speciation create?
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New species
3 - $100

IGUANAS SABATOGED THIS SLIDE AND I DON’T
KNOW HOW TO RECOVER IT – SO IT IS A
FREEBIE! :0
3 - $200
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What is the process by which populations slowly
change over time?

Evolution
3 - $300
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Which of the following features did whales
possibly inherit from a four-legged ancestor?
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Hip Bones
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What is the slow process that results in a new
species?
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Evolution
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After visiting the Galapagos Islands, why did
Darwin wait to publish is ideas on evolution and
natural selection?
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He waited until he had enough supporting
evidence from his own research and from other
scientists.
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What is the sequence of life’s history as
indicated by fossils?
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Fossil Record
4 - $200
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What is a characteristic that improves an
organism’s ability to survive?

Adaptation
4 - $300
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What are a group of organisms that can mate to
produce fertile offspring?
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Species
4 - $400
DAILY DOUBLE
 What are the remains of an organism?
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Fossil
4 - $500
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What is a model showing every known species
on earth?

Tree of Life
5 - $100
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What are 2 signs that different species may have
a common ancestor?

Similar DNA and similar traits
5 - $200
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The process consisting of separation,
adaptation, and division is?

Speciation
5 - $300
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What process often begins by a portion of a
population becoming physically or geographically
separated?

Adaptation
5 - $400
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When certain genes make organisms more likely
to survive and reproduce, which process can
occur?

Selection
5 - $500
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What did Charles Darwin help to explain?

How fossils are formed.
Final Jeopardy

What is Natural Selection and give me an
example of it.
Insects that are able to resist insecticides.
 Bacteria that survive antibiotics
 Elephants that are born without tusks.
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