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Social participation - Extinction and EvolutionVersión en línea Extinction and Evolution Quiz por Alejandra Vega 1 How much of all living things on Earth do humans represent? a 0.01% b 1% c 10% d 5% 2 What percentage of all mammals are humans and livestock (seres humanos y ganado)? a 60% b 96% c 70% d 80% 3 What percentage of all birds are chickens and other poultry (gallinas y aves de corral)? a 40% b 50% c 70% d 90% 4 What percentage of wild mammals has humanity caused to disappear? a 50% b 15% c 25% d 83% 5 How much faster is the current extinction rate compared to the natural one? a 1,000–10,000 times faster b 10–100 times faster c 100–1,000 times faster d The same rate 6 How many species become extinct every year approximately? a 100 b 200 c 500 d 2,000 7 What is one major cause of habitat destruction? a Increase in animal populations b The growth of forests c Urban and agricultural development d Less human activity 8 What is the main cause of global warming mentioned in the text? a Ocean popullation b Lack of recycling c Deforestation d Use of fossil fuels 9 Where does pollution mainly come from? a Industries b Volcanoes c Forests d Domestic animals 10 What does human overpopulation cause? a Fewer houses b More waste production c Less demand for food d More natural habitats 11 What is the main idea of Darwin’s Theory of Evolution? a All living beings come from preexisting ones b Evolution has no scientific evidence c Humans and animals appeared at the same moment d Species never change 12 What science studies fossil remains? a Archaeology b Anthropology c Paleontology d Geology 13 What do fossils allow scientists to do? a Observe live organisms b Study DNA directly c Predict the weather d Compare species from different eras 14 What are adaptations? a Mutations that cause extinction b Changes that help organisms survive c Climate effects on plants d Random variations with no purpose 15 What is an example of adaptation? a A fish living on land b A tree producing fewer leaves c A bird losing its wings d A butterfly camouflaging with its surroundings 16 What does microbiology study in relation to evolution? a Animal behavior b DNA similarities c Organ structure d Fossil composition 17 What does the similarity in DNA between humans and chimpanzees show? a DNA has no relation to appearance b Humans evolved from reptiles c They are identical species d They share a recent common ancestor 18 What does anatomy study? a The structure of the bodies of living things b The study of fossils c The functions of the brain d The history of evolution 19 What are homologous structures? a Artificial structures created by humans b Organs that look different but share the same origin c Bones that evolved separately d Organs that look similar but have different functions 20 Which of the following is an example of homologous structures? a The wings of a bird and a butterfly b The beak of a bird and a turtle’s mouth c The hand of a human and the leg of a horse d The tail of a fish and a monkey 21 What does embryology show about evolution? a Embryology does not relate to evolution b Only human embryos develop complex structures c Embryos of different species develop in very different ways d Embryos of mammals, fish, and reptiles are very similar 22 What does embryology suggest? a All similar species evolved from a common ancestor b Evolution is only a modern process c All species have different ancestors d Animals develop randomly 23 According to Darwin, from which species did humans evolve? a Birds b Apes c Reptiles d Monkeys 24 What is the correct order of human evolution according to Darwin’s theory? a Homo habilis → Homo sapiens → Australopithecus → Homo erectus b Australopithecus → Homo neanderthalensis → Homo erectus → Homo sapiens → Homo habilis c Australopithecus → Homo habilis → Homo erectus → Homo neanderthalensis → Homo sapiens d Homo sapiens → Homo erectus → Homo habilis 25 What evidence supports Darwin’s Theory of Evolution? a Observing animals for a single year b Fossil records, homologous structures, embryology, and DNA similarities c The immediate appearance of new species without change d Only written historical records from ancient humans

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por Alejandra Vega

How much of all living things on Earth do humans represent?

What percentage of all mammals are humans and livestock (seres humanos y ganado)?

What percentage of all birds are chickens and other poultry (gallinas y aves de corral)?

What percentage of wild mammals has humanity caused to disappear?

How much faster is the current extinction rate compared to the natural one?

How many species become extinct every year approximately?

What is one major cause of habitat destruction?

What is the main cause of global warming mentioned in the text?

Where does pollution mainly come from?

What does human overpopulation cause?

What is the main idea of Darwin’s Theory of Evolution?

What science studies fossil remains?

What do fossils allow scientists to do?

What are adaptations?

What is an example of adaptation?

What does microbiology study in relation to evolution?

What does the similarity in DNA between humans and chimpanzees show?

What does anatomy study?

What are homologous structures?

Which of the following is an example of homologous structures?

What does embryology show about evolution?

What does embryology suggest?

According to Darwin, from which species did humans evolve?

What is the correct order of human evolution according to Darwin’s theory?

What evidence supports Darwin’s Theory of Evolution?