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Midterm Exam 1

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #2
A  nucleus.
B  address.
C  locus.
D  chromosome.
Question #3
A  heterozygous, with one dominant and one recessive allele.
B  homozygous with two recessive alleles.
C  haplozygous.
D  homozygous with two dominant alleles.
Question #4
A  It both increases and decreases variation.
B  It does not affect variation.
C  It increases variation.
D  It decreases variation.
Question #5
A  stabilizing
B  directional
C  disruptive
D  balancing
Question #6
A  meiosis
B  recombination
C  translation
D  mitosis
Question #7
A  but the nuclear DNA itself is inactive in all but the reproductive cells.
B  each containing a full copy of the organism’s DNA.
C  containing exactly one half of the organism’s DNA.
D  but each has a different set of DNA.
Question #8
A  Mitosis ultimately results in a reduced number of chromosomes.
B  Mitosis involves one DNA replication followed by two cell divisions.
C  Mitosis results in haploid cells.
D  Mitosis results in identical copies of the parent cell.
Question #9
A  is not likely to recombine during crossovers.
B  is likely to recombine during crossovers.
C  does not pass on for many generations.
D  comes from one parent only.
Question #10
A  varies between body cells (e.g., liver cells have more than intestinal cells).
B  reduces over the animal’s lifetime, causing aging.
C  is the same in every cell with a nucleus; it is homoplasmic.
D  determines how evolved the organism is (potatoes have only five, but camels have seventy).
Question #11
A  in prokaryotic cells; found only in females
B  in the cell’s “powerhouse”; passed on from the mother to all her offspring
C  outside of the cell’s nucleus; passed on from the father to all his offspring
D  in the nucleus; inherited from mother to daughter only
Question #12
A  a locally extinct species.
B  subject to increased rates of genetic mutation.
C  invasive to a particular region or habitat.
D  native to a particular region.
Question #13
A  parvorder Catarrhini
B  superfamily Hominoidea
C  infraorder Anthropoidea
D  suborder Haplorhini
Question #16
A  provides the primary evidence that the earth is 4.4 billion years old.
B  proves that most changes to Earth were caused by earthquakes and floods.
C  requires the assumption that any geological process observed today worked the same way in the past.
D  supports the theory of catastrophism.
Question #17
A  species adapt based on individual goals.
B  species adapt and change over time based on the environment.
C  individuals determine their own biological adaptations.
D  an individual can change within its own lifetime.
Question #18
A  a statement that concerns scientific facts assumed to be true
B  a synonym for theory
C  a statement unable to be refuted by future investigations
D  a testable statement that could potentially explain specific phenomena observed in the natural world
Question #19
A  nonhoning chewing
B  complex material culture
C  dependence on domesticated food
D  bipedalism
Question #20
A  study the evolution of human skeletal traits.
B  focus their work on skeletal analysis of individuals.
C  study skeletal remains from past human populations.
D  focus their skeletal analysis on early hominins.
Question #21
A  ideology.
B  linguistic comprehension.
C  material culture.
D  subsistence strategies.
Question #22
A  Females led hunting, but all adults were involved.
B  Hunting strategies were developed to include other animals as bait.
C  Hunting was conducted with stone tools and cooperative strategies.
D  Hunting was always well planned, often using a diagram.
Question #23
A  We can learn that diets, and therefore human biology, change through time.
B  We can learn that consuming the wrong foods over time does little to population health.
C  We can learn that human physiology does not change through time.
D  We can learn that lifestyles do not change over time.