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, Multipleqq Choiceq q Questions
1. Whichqq ofqq theqq followingqqquestionsqq isqq NOTqq aqq focusqq ofqq evolutionaryqq psychology?q q (c)
(a) Whyqq isqq theqq mindqq designedqq theq q wayq q thatq q itq q is?
(b) Howqq doqq theqq componentsqq ofqq theq q mindq q interactq q withqq theqq environment?
(c) Whatqqisqq theqq relationshipq q betweenq q theq q humanq q mindq q andqq theq q Bigqq Bang?
(d) Whatqq areqq theqq functionsq q ofqq theq q componentsqq ofq q theq q humanq q mind?
2. Evolutionqq refersqq to .q q (a)
(a) changesqq inqq geneqq frequencyqq withinqq aq q populationq q overqq time
(b) differencesqq betweenqqspecies
(c) changesqq overqq timeqq inqq theqq shapeq q ofq q theq q humanq q skull
(d) differencesqq betweenqq menqq andqq women
3. Changeqq inqq lifeqq formsqq overq q timeqq wasq q suggestedq q .qq (b)
(a) firstqq byqq Darwin
(b) wellqqbeforeqq Darwin’sqq time
(c) wellqqafterqq Darwin’sqq time
(d) firstqq byqq Georgeqq Williams
4. Whichqq ofqq theqq followingqq argumentsqq didq q Lamarckqq present?qq (d)
(a) Speciesqq originateqqfromqq microscopicqq algae.
(b) Speciesqq progressqq towardqq aqq lowerq q form.
(c) acquisitionqq ofqq inheritedqq characteristics.
(d) inheritanceqq ofqq acquiredqq characteristics.
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,5. Accordingqqtoqq Cuvier’sqq theoryqqofqq catastrophism,qq speciesqq are .q q (a)
(a) exterminatedqqbyqqsuddenqqcatastrophesq q andqq replacedq q byqq differentqq species
(b) irradiatedqqbyqqsuddenqq catastrophes,qqthereafterqqreplacingHotherqq species
(c) exterminatedqqbyqq gradualqq eliminationq q dueqq toqq disease,qq leavingqq roomqq forq q newq q species
(d) irradiatedqq andqq extinguished,qq andqq replacedqq byqq theqq sameqq species
6. Whichqq ofqq theqq followingqq cluesqq toqq changeq q inqqorganicq q structureq q overq q timeq q wereq q notqq knownq q
orqq notedqq prioqqrqqtoqqDarwin?qq(d)
(a) cross-speciesqqstructuralqqsimilarities
(b) cross-speciesqqembryologicalqqsimilarities
(c) apparentqq functionqq ofqq traits
(d) mechanismqq toqq explainqq changeqq inqq organicqq structureq q overq q time
7. Whichqq ofqq theqq followingqq isqq NOTqq anq q exampleqq ofq q geneticq q drift?qq (a)
(a) naturalqq selection
(b) founderqq effect
(c) geneticqq bottleneck
(d) mutation
8. WhichqqofqqtheqqfollowingqqisqqNOTqqoneqqofqqtheqqthreeqqessentialqqprocessesqqidentifiedqqbyqqDarwin’sqq
theoryqqofqqevolutionqqbyqqnaturalqqselection?qq(b)
(a) variation
(b) particulation
(c) selection
(d) inheritance
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, 9. providesqqtheqq―rawqqmaterials‖qqforqqevolution.qq(a)
(a) Variation
(b) Particulation
(c) Selection
(d) Inheritance
10. Forqqevolutionqqtoqqwork,qqsuccessfulqqvariationsqqmustqqbeq q ,qqorqqpassedqqdownqqreliablyqqfro
mqqparentq q toqqoffspring.qq(d)
(a) variated
(b) particulated
(c) selected
(d) inherited
11. Theq q processq q of
refersqqtoqqtheqqcomponentqqofqqDarwin’sqqtheoryqqofqqevolutionqqthatqqstatesqqthatqqorganismsqqwithqqso
meqqheritqqableqqattributesqqleaveqqmoreqqoffspringqqbecauseqqthoseqqattributesqqhelpqqwithqqtheqqtasksqqofqqsu
rvivalqqandqqreprodqquction.qq(c)
(a) variation
(b) particulation
(c) selection
(d) inheritance
12. Inq q contrastq q toq q theq q theoryq q ofq q naturalq q selection,q q whichq q focusedq q onq q adaptationsq q thatq q ha
veq q arisenq q asqqaqqconsequenceqqofqqsuccessfulqqsurvival,qqtheqqtheoryqqof
focusedqq onqq adaptationsqq thatqqhaveqq arisenqqasqq aq q consequenceq q ofq q successfulq q mating.q q (a)
(a) sexualq q selection
(b) internalqq selection
(c) externalqq selection
(d) socialqq selection
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, Multipleqq Choiceq q Questions
1. Whichqq ofqq theqq followingqqquestionsqq isqq NOTqq aqq focusqq ofqq evolutionaryqq psychology?q q (c)
(a) Whyqq isqq theqq mindqq designedqq theq q wayq q thatq q itq q is?
(b) Howqq doqq theqq componentsqq ofqq theq q mindq q interactq q withqq theqq environment?
(c) Whatqqisqq theqq relationshipq q betweenq q theq q humanq q mindq q andqq theq q Bigqq Bang?
(d) Whatqq areqq theqq functionsq q ofqq theq q componentsqq ofq q theq q humanq q mind?
2. Evolutionqq refersqq to .q q (a)
(a) changesqq inqq geneqq frequencyqq withinqq aq q populationq q overqq time
(b) differencesqq betweenqqspecies
(c) changesqq overqq timeqq inqq theqq shapeq q ofq q theq q humanq q skull
(d) differencesqq betweenqq menqq andqq women
3. Changeqq inqq lifeqq formsqq overq q timeqq wasq q suggestedq q .qq (b)
(a) firstqq byqq Darwin
(b) wellqqbeforeqq Darwin’sqq time
(c) wellqqafterqq Darwin’sqq time
(d) firstqq byqq Georgeqq Williams
4. Whichqq ofqq theqq followingqq argumentsqq didq q Lamarckqq present?qq (d)
(a) Speciesqq originateqqfromqq microscopicqq algae.
(b) Speciesqq progressqq towardqq aqq lowerq q form.
(c) acquisitionqq ofqq inheritedqq characteristics.
(d) inheritanceqq ofqq acquiredqq characteristics.
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,5. Accordingqqtoqq Cuvier’sqq theoryqqofqq catastrophism,qq speciesqq are .q q (a)
(a) exterminatedqqbyqqsuddenqqcatastrophesq q andqq replacedq q byqq differentqq species
(b) irradiatedqqbyqqsuddenqq catastrophes,qqthereafterqqreplacingHotherqq species
(c) exterminatedqqbyqq gradualqq eliminationq q dueqq toqq disease,qq leavingqq roomqq forq q newq q species
(d) irradiatedqq andqq extinguished,qq andqq replacedqq byqq theqq sameqq species
6. Whichqq ofqq theqq followingqq cluesqq toqq changeq q inqqorganicq q structureq q overq q timeq q wereq q notqq knownq q
orqq notedqq prioqqrqqtoqqDarwin?qq(d)
(a) cross-speciesqqstructuralqqsimilarities
(b) cross-speciesqqembryologicalqqsimilarities
(c) apparentqq functionqq ofqq traits
(d) mechanismqq toqq explainqq changeqq inqq organicqq structureq q overq q time
7. Whichqq ofqq theqq followingqq isqq NOTqq anq q exampleqq ofq q geneticq q drift?qq (a)
(a) naturalqq selection
(b) founderqq effect
(c) geneticqq bottleneck
(d) mutation
8. WhichqqofqqtheqqfollowingqqisqqNOTqqoneqqofqqtheqqthreeqqessentialqqprocessesqqidentifiedqqbyqqDarwin’sqq
theoryqqofqqevolutionqqbyqqnaturalqqselection?qq(b)
(a) variation
(b) particulation
(c) selection
(d) inheritance
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, 9. providesqqtheqq―rawqqmaterials‖qqforqqevolution.qq(a)
(a) Variation
(b) Particulation
(c) Selection
(d) Inheritance
10. Forqqevolutionqqtoqqwork,qqsuccessfulqqvariationsqqmustqqbeq q ,qqorqqpassedqqdownqqreliablyqqfro
mqqparentq q toqqoffspring.qq(d)
(a) variated
(b) particulated
(c) selected
(d) inherited
11. Theq q processq q of
refersqqtoqqtheqqcomponentqqofqqDarwin’sqqtheoryqqofqqevolutionqqthatqqstatesqqthatqqorganismsqqwithqqso
meqqheritqqableqqattributesqqleaveqqmoreqqoffspringqqbecauseqqthoseqqattributesqqhelpqqwithqqtheqqtasksqqofqqsu
rvivalqqandqqreprodqquction.qq(c)
(a) variation
(b) particulation
(c) selection
(d) inheritance
12. Inq q contrastq q toq q theq q theoryq q ofq q naturalq q selection,q q whichq q focusedq q onq q adaptationsq q thatq q ha
veq q arisenq q asqqaqqconsequenceqqofqqsuccessfulqqsurvival,qqtheqqtheoryqqof
focusedqq onqq adaptationsqq thatqqhaveqq arisenqqasqq aq q consequenceq q ofq q successfulq q mating.q q (a)
(a) sexualq q selection
(b) internalqq selection
(c) externalqq selection
(d) socialqq selection
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