RCPS7-Science-Evolution (RCPS7-Science-Evolution) 1. Which is an adaptation that makes it possible for the animal to survive in a cold climate?

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Name: Date: 1. Which is an adaptation that makes it possible for the animal to survive in a cold climate? A. tail on a lizard B. scales on a fish C. stripes on a tiger D. fur on a bear 2. Use the picture of a family tree below to answer this question. This family tree shows the relationship among certain primates based on the chemical composition of a protein in their blood. According to this tree, which pair is most closely related? A. spider monkeys and colobus monkeys B. baboons and gorillas C. owl monkeys and spider monkeys D. gorillas and chimps 1

3. A sample of bone initially contains 8 grams of carbon-14, a radioactive isotope. The table below shows the amount of carbon-14 remaining after certain elapsed times. Amount of Time Elapsed Carbon-14 (grams) (years) 8 0 4 5,730 2 11,460 1 17,190 0.5 22,920 What is the half-life of carbon-14? A. 5,730 years B. 11,460 years C. 17,190 years D. 22,920 years 4. Fossils of animals the size of goats were dated at 5 million years old. Similarly, fossils of larger animals were dated at 3 million years old. Both animals were similar in body structure to today's horses. Using these data, which inference can scientists make? A. The animals were probably ancestors of today's horses. B. The animals had no relationship to one another. C. Today's horses and these animals probably lived together at some time in the past. D. Today's horses are faster than these animals were. 5. A population of mosquitoes is sprayed with a new insecticide. Most of the mosquitoes are killed but a few survive. In the next generation, the spraying continues, but still more mosquitoes hatch that are unaffected by the insecticide. Which of the following best explains these results? A. The insecticide caused a mutation in the genes of the immune mosquitoes. B. The mosquitoes learned how to fight the insecticide. C. A few mosquitoes in the first population were immune and passed this trait to their offspring. D. The insecticide caused the mosquitoes to develop an immune response that was inherited. 6. A species of rabbit that is found in hot desert environments has longer ears than other rabbits. How are long ears an advantage to desert rabbits? A. Long ears help the rabbit to hear rattlesnakes better. B. Blood flowing in long, thin ears is a cooling mechanism. C. The rabbit uses its long ears to signal other rabbits of danger. D. Long ears help rabbits locate mates in the remote desert. 7. A giraffe's long neck helps it to survive because giraffes can A. eat leaves in the high branches of trees. B. eat grass in the fields. C. run away from lions. D. hide from tigers and other predators. 2

8. Animal fossils are more plentiful than plant fossils because animals contain A. hard parts such as bones, teeth, and shells. B. soft parts such as flesh and hair. C. large amounts of water. D. small amounts of chemicals. 9. Which adaptation allows giraffes to feed on a diet of leaves from treetops? A. type of skin covering B. body structure C. body markings D. visual ability 10. The way a plant or animal species adjusts to the environment is known as A. variation. B. behavior. C. adaptation. D. existence. 11. All of the following behaviors are adaptations characteristic of desert animals EXCEPT A. being active only at night. B. swallowing their prey whole. C. getting water by eating plants. D. staying buried during the day. RCPS7-Science-Evolution (RCPS7-Science-Evolution) 12. Polar bears and brown bears are related. Over time, polar bears and brown bears have developed different appearances. Which of these MOST LIKELY caused the difference in fur color between the two species? A. Polar bears ate less and lost fur color. B. Brown bears ate food that caused their fur to be brown. C. Brown bears benefited by growing thicker fur to keep them warm. D. Polar bears benefited from lighter colored fur and passed it on to their offspring. 3

13. The diagram below was made with information from fossils of the nautilus, a shelled sea animal. Which statement does the diagram BEST support? A. The nautilus' shell has had many changes over time. B. There have been exactly five different kinds of nautilus. C. All animals with shells are closely related to the nautilus. D. The nautilus has changed more times than any other animal. 4

Answer Key 1. D) fur on a bear 2. D) gorillas and chimps 3. A) 5,730 years 4. A) The animals were probably ancestors of today's horses. 5. C) A few mosquitoes in the first population were immune and passed this trait to their offspring. 6. B) Blood flowing in long, thin ears is a cooling mechanism. 7. A) eat leaves in the high branches of trees. 8. A) hard parts such as bones, teeth, and shells. 9. B) body structure 10. C) adaptation. 11. B) swallowing their prey whole. 12. D) Polar bears benefited from lighter colored fur and passed it on to their offspring. 13. A) The nautilus' shell has had many changes over time. 5