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FINAL JEOPARDY
Darwin’s Voyage - 100 answer
This is the name of the boat that Darwin took his voyage
on.
Darwin’s Voyage - 100 question
H.M.S. Beagle
Darwin’s Voyage - 200 answer
This was the length of time that Darwin spent on his
voyage.
Darwin’s Voyage - 200 question
5 years
Darwin’s Voyage - 300 answer
Which choice best fits the statement:
While on his voyage, Darwin spent most of his time
In Europe
In the Northern Hemisphere
In the Southern Hemisphere
In the Arctic
Darwin’s Voyage - 300 question
In the Southern Hemisphere
Darwin’s Voyage - 400 answer
This is the location where Darwin’s voyage stopped
which was the most influence on him.
Darwin’s Voyage - 400 question
The Galápagos Islands
Darwin’s Voyage - 500 answer
Name 2 of the 3 types of specimens that Darwin
collected and studied from his voyage
Darwin’s Voyage - 500 question
1) Plants
2) Animals
3) Fossils
Galapágos Islands - 100 answer
The Galápagos Islands are off the coast of this continent
Galapágos Islands - 100 question
South America
Galapágos Islands - 200 answer
These are the 2 main features which Darwin noticed
were different when comparing island tortoises
Galapágos Islands - 200 question
Shell Shape and Neck Length
Galapágos Islands - 300 answer
This was the main difference which Darwin noticed
when comparing island Finches
Galapágos Islands - 300 question
Beak Shape
Galapágos Islands - 400 answer
Darwin was able to accurately predict the differences in
appearance of tortoises based on this fact
Galapágos Islands - 400 question
Which island the tortoise lived on
Galapágos Islands - 500 answer
Darwin suggested that the different species found on
each of the islands could all be linked to this ancestor.
Galapágos Islands - 500 question
Ancient South American Ancestor
Darwin’s Influences - 100 answer
What did Charles Darwin learn from reading the
work of James Hutton and Charles Lyell
a) The Earth is relatively young
b) The Earth is very old
c) All geological change is caused by living organisms
d) The processes that formed old rocks on Earth do not
operate today
Darwin’s Influences - 100 question
b) The Earth is very old
Darwin’s Influences - 200 answer
This is the natural disaster that Darwin experienced on
his voyage which reinforced the ideas of Charles Lyell
Darwin’s Influences - 200 question
An earthquake
(which raised the shoreline 3 meters!)
Darwin’s Influences - 300 answer
According to Jean-Baptiste Lamarck, if an organism were
to use a structure they could enhance it, but if they
were to stop using it this could happen.
Darwin’s Influences - 300 question
They could lose it
Darwin’s Influences - 400 answer
Name 2 of the 3 events suggested by Thomas Malthus
which could prevent endless human population
growth.
Darwin’s Influences - 400 question
1) Famine
2) Disease
3) War
Darwin’s Influences - 500 answer
This is what Alfred Russel Wallace did which finally got
Darwin to publish his findings
Darwin’s Influences - 500 question
He wrote an essay on evolution
Thoughts of the Time - 100 answer
Which of the following best fits the statement
Most people of Darwin’s time thought that the Earth was
A few hundred years old
A few thousand years old
A few million years old
A few billion years old
Thoughts of the Time - 100 question
A few thousand years old
Thoughts of the Time - 200 answer
True or False
Most people of Darwin’s time thought that the Earth was
constantly changing
Thoughts of the Time - 200 question
False
(They felt everything always was and always will be the
way that it was)
Thoughts of the Time - 300 answer
True or False
Scientific observations of the time were supporting
peoples traditional view of the Earth and its age.
Thoughts of the Time - 300 question
False
New scientific observations were contradicting peoples
traditional views
Thoughts of the Time - 400 answer
True or False
The people of Darwin’s time did not know what a fossil
was
Thoughts of the Time - 400 question
False
The public new about fossils, but not about their
significance
Thoughts of the Time - 500 answer
The ideas of most people during Darwin’s time were
shaped by this literary work
Thoughts of the Time - 500 question
The Bible
Evolution Process - 100 answer
Darwin published is thoughts of evolution and how it
occurred in a work titled
Evolution Process - 100 question
Origin of Species
Evolution Process - 200 answer
This is the actual process by which Darwin suggested
that Evolution takes place
Evolution Process - 200 question
Natural Selection
Evolution Process - 300 answer
This is the name of the process in which Darwin based
his evolutionary process off of which deals with
humans select the most useful traits of those provided
by nature
Evolution Process - 300 question
Artificial Selection
Evolution Process - 400 answer
When lions prey on a herd of antelopes, some antelopes
are killed and some escape. Which part of Darwin’s
concept of natural selection might be used to describe
this situation?
a) Acquired characteristics
b) Survival of the Fittest
c) Reproductive isolation
d) Descent with modification
Evolution Process - 400 question
b) Survival of the Fittest
Evolution Process - 500 answer
This is the ability of an individual organism to survive
and reproduce in its environment
Evolution Process - 500 question
Fitness
Darwin’s Evidence - 100 answer
Name 3 of the 4 types of evidence that Darwin uses to
support his theory of evolution
Darwin’s Evidence - 100 question
Fossils
2. Geographic Distribution
3. Homologous Structures
4. Embryology
1.
Darwin’s Evidence - 200 answer
The following image discusses which of Darwin’s
evolution evidence
Darwin’s Evidence - 200 question
Fossils
Darwin’s Evidence - 300 answer
The observation that many vertebrate organisms have
similar bone structures in a limb, even though they are
performing a different function deals with which of
Darwin’s evolution evidence
Darwin’s Evidence - 300 question
Homologous Structures
Darwin’s Evidence - 400 answer
The observation that organisms living in different
locations which are exposed to similar environments
causing them to change in similar ways deals with
which of Darwin’s evolution evidence
Darwin’s Evidence - 400 question
Geographic Distribution
Darwin’s Evidence - 500 answer
The observation that same groups of cells develop in the
same order and in similar patterns to produce the
tissues and organs of all vertebrates deals with which
of Darwin’s evolution evidence
Darwin’s Evidence - 500 question
Embryology
Final Jeopardy Answer
This is the name of the “hypothetical” land
mass that included all of the continents
connected together
begin
Final Jeopardy Question
Pangea