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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:
Question #1
A have self-awareness and understand the mental states of other individuals.
B visually distinguish kin from nonkin.
C form complex social coalitions.
D use tools.
Question #2
A Chimpanzee females are typically more aggressive than males when in estrus.
B Unlike humans, chimpanzee and bonobo females are only sexually receptive when they can conceive.
C Bonobo females are sexually receptive and show signs of estrus even when they can’t conceive
D Bonobo females display an honest advertisement of estrus to males which allows for known paternity and reduces violence among male bonobos
Question #3
A his research on bonobo sexual behavior
B selfish gene theory
C sperm competition
D sociobiology
Question #4
A True
B False
Question #5
A False
B True
Question #6
A False
B True
Question #7
A Save resources for anticipated future needs
B Have riskier behavior when there is a chance of loss
C Value grapes more than cucumbers
D Accumulate resources to impress mates
Question #8
A True
B False
Question #9
A False
B True
Question #10
A False
B True
Question #11
A True
B False
Question #12
A Natural selection causes adaptations over time
B Darwin’s survival of the fittest
C Organisms that can adapt are the ones that evolve within their lifetime
D A change in allele frequency over generations
Question #13
A False
B True
Question #14
A False
B True
Question #15
A True
B False
Question #16
A a new environment that causes mass extinctions thereby speeding up the evolutionary process
B a new environment that a species is already adapted to
C a new environment that a species is not yet adapted to
D a new environment that triggers mutations, such as exposure to radioactive materials
Question #17
A genetic drift
B natural selection
C gene flow
D sexual selection
Question #18
A Humans females have evolved unique sexual swellings that advertise sexual receptivity to males
B Bonobos have a strong male dominance hierarchy
C Chimpanzees have hidden estrus.
D Bonobos use gentio-genital rubbing to relieve tension.
Question #19
A Monogamy
B Tending Bonds
C Polygyny
D Polyandry
Question #20
A Risk taking is more profitable for mating effort specialists
B Parental effort specialists tend to have fewer offspring than mating specialists
C In most non-human species, females tend to be mating specialists
D Mating effort has a larger fixed cost than parental effort
Question #21
A chimpanzee males are aggressive because they compete for females
B chimpanzee male aggression has been selected for as more aggressive males have been more reproductively successful over generations
C chimpanzee males are aggressive because they compete for food
D chimpanzee males are aggressive because they compete for territorial range
Question #22
A sociobiology theory
B behavioral ecology
C natural selection
D sexual selection
Question #23
A Females are better at navigating by landmarks.
B Females are better at mental rotation tasks.
C Males are better able to navigate by recalling the location of objects.
D Females are better at map reading.
Question #24
A birds fly south because they have want to have babies where it is warmer to increase their survival
B birds fly south because there is more food
C birds fly south because they have evolved adaptations that allow them to migrate to seasonally strategic habitats
D birds fly south because they are cold
Question #25
A multi-male, multi-female
B single-male, multi-female
C pair bonding
D genetic monogamy
Question #26
A males eliminate a competitor’s genes and females resume fertility
B All of the answers are correct.
C a mother is alone and without resources and support
D the infant is ill or born with deformities
Question #27
A Dominant females tend to lack parental investment
B Under normal conditions, dominant females experience more stress which decreases their reproductive success
C Dominant females tend to have more offspring within their lifetime compared to dominant males
D Under normal conditions, dominant females tend to be more reproductively successful than lower ranking females
Question #28
A Genes are just passive recorders of what worked better than what
B Genes do not determine behaviors in humans but rather provide humans with behavioral flexibility
C Humans, like other species, are innately selfish with a goal of reproductive success
D The theory of evolution is fundamentally flawed
Question #29
A monogamy
B harem
C scramble competition
D leks
Question #30
A Sociobiology Theory
B Discovering sperm competition
C His research on bonobo sexual behavior
D The Selfish Gene Theory