Origin and Evolution of Life Additional One Mark Online Test

Origin and Evolution of Life Additional One Mark Online Test (10th Standard Science)

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The characters developed by animals during their lifetime in response to environmental changes are called

A.Acquired characters B.Inherited characters C.Vestigial characters D.Dominant characters

Degenerated and non-functional organs found in an organism are called

A.Homologous organs B.Analogous organs C.Vestigial organs D.Connecting links

The forelimbs of a bat and a human are examples of

A.Analogous organs B.Homologous organs C.Vestigial organs D.Atavism

The wing of a bat and the wing of an insect are examples of

A.Homologous organs B.Analogous organs C.Vestigial organs D.Fossils

The theory of natural selection for evolution was proposed by

A.Jean Baptiste Lamarck B.Charles Darwin C.Ernst Haeckel D.J.W. Harsbberger

The reappearance of ancestral characters such as a rudimentary tail in a human being is called

A.Atavism B.Adaptation C.Speciation D.Mutation

The remains or impressions of ancient organisms preserved by natural processes are called

A.Fossils B.Vestiges C.Embryos D.Analogues

The organism considered to be the connecting link between reptiles and birds is

A.Archaeopteryx B.Peripatus C.Dodo D.Kiwi

The scientific study of the traditional use of plants by particular groups of people is called

A.Palaeontology B.Ethnobotany C.Astrobiology D.Embryology

Q10

The science that looks for the presence of extra terrestrial life in the universe is

A.Ethnobotany B.Palaeontology C.Astrobiology D.Taxonomy

Q11

According to Darwin, which of the following allows only the fittest to survive?

A.Use and disuse of organs B.Inheritance of acquired characters C.Struggle for existence D.Internal vital force

Q12

Which of the following is NOT a principle of Lamarckism?

A.Internal vital force B.Use and disuse of organs C.Inheritance of acquired characters D.Survival of the fittest

Q13

The caudal vertebrae and the vermiform appendix in human beings are examples of

A.Vestigial organs B.Analogous organs C.Connecting links D.Fossils

Q14

Similar traits in different organisms are explained by their being inherited from

A.different ancestors B.a common ancestor C.the environment alone D.acquired characters

Q15

Which dating method would suit a fossil believed to be several hundred million years old?

A.Radio-carbon method B.Uranium lead method C.Ethnobotanical method D.Embryological method

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