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Multiple Choices:
1. Who was the scientist or Geologists who published many books about geological findings,
one of his well known book is "PRINCIPLES OF GEOLOGY"?
A. Charles Darwin
B. Thomas Malthus
C. Charles Lyell
2. The theory of _________ is a fundamental principle in geology that suggests that the same
geological processes that are happening today have been shaping the Earth's surface
throughout its history.
A. Theory of Geology
B. Theory of Catastrophism
C. Theory of Uniformitarianism
3. Who was the scientist authoring the book entitled "On the Origin of Life by Means of Natural
Selection" that was published in 1859?
A. Jean-Baptiste Lamarck
B. Charles Lyell
C. Charles Darwin
D. Georges Cuvier
4. It is a mechanism of evolution, stating that organisms that are more adapted to their
environment are more likely to survive and pass on the genes that aided their success. What is
it?
A. Fittest
B. Biological Evolution
C. Natural Selection
D. Taxonomy
A. 11 B. 12 C. 13 D. 14
6. From _____, Darwin knew that the population could grow faster than their resources. This
"overproduction of offspring" led to a "struggle for existence." Who is the scientist that Darwin
referred to?
A. Georges Cuvier
B. Thomas Malthus
C. Charles Lyell
D. Charles Darwin
7. Charles Darwin coined the term "fitness." What does fitness refer to in the context of
Darwin's theory of evolution?
A.) The Inheritance of Acquired Characteristics and the Use and Disuse
9.) Who was considered one of the first scientists who proposed the Theory of Evolution but
later was rejected and replaced by Darwin's Theory of Natural Selection?
A.Charles Lyell
B.Jean-baptiste Lamarck
C.Charles darwin
D.George Cuvier
A.) Lamarckism refers to the process by which organisms with traits that better suit their
environment tend to survive and reproduce more effectively than those with less favorable traits.
B.) Lamarkism is a theory of evolution in which it says that animals don't come from common
ancestors.
Lamarkism is the theory that organisms could pass on traits acquired during their lifetime to their
offspring.
B.) The acquired characteristics of an organism could possibly be passed on to their offspring.
C.) The processes we observe shaping the Earth's surface today, such as erosion, sedimentation,
and volcanic activity, have been occurring at relatively constant rates over geological time.
12.) Who was the said scientist who challenged Lamarck's theory about inheritance of acquired
characteristics and proved it by cutting the mice's tail?
a. James hutton
b. James hulton
c. Jhames hulton
d. James carl
a. James hutton
b. Charles lyell
c. Jhames hulton
d. Charles hutton
a) Physician
b) Lawyer
c) Farmer
d) Teacher
16. In which Scottish city did James Hutton spend much of his life?
a) Glasgow
b) Edinburgh
c) Aberdeen
d) Dundee
a.Carolus Linnaues
b.Thomas Malthus
c.Charles Darwin
d. Charles Lyell
18. It refers to the biological system of naming organisms in which the name is composed of two
terms.
a.Binomial Nomenclature
b.System of Nature
19. It is the work of Carolus Linnaues; he published his classification system in a work called?
a.Binomial Nomenclature
c.System of Nature
20. Binomial nomenclature is the biological system of naming organisms in which the name is
composed of two terms.
21. This taxon is considered the highest taxon in the Linnaean taxonomy. a.Kingdom
b.Phylum
c.Class
d.Order
22. A book that was published in 1798 about the increase in population and agricultural
production.
B. A system of nature
D.cosmos
A.carolus lineus
B. Charles darwin
C. Thosmas Malthus
D. Charles Lyell
24. A pessimistic view refers to the fact that populations had a tendency to grow until the lower
class suffered hardship, want, and greater susceptibility to war, famine, and disease.
A Malthusian trap
B. Malthusian catastrophe
C.Abundance
D.utopia
A. Per capita
B.utopia
C. Abundance
D. Famine
A.famine '
B. abundance
C.utopia
D. per capita
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ESSAY:
1. Explain the Principle of Charles Lyell the " Principles of Geology". Explain it 3-5 sentences,
worth 3 points.