ABEKA BIOLOGY: GOD'S LIVING
CREATION TEST 9 EXAM 2025/2026
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS
Large geographic region identified by its climax vegetation and distinctive animal life -
ANS biome
sudden outburst of living things of great variety in the fossil record, showing no evidence of
evolution - ANS Cambrian explosion
the three main groups into which mammals are divided based on how they reproduce -
ANS oviparous, viviparous, marsupials
the principle that animals or plants well suited to their environment are more likely to survive
than organisms poorly suited to their environment - ANS natural selection
British naturalist that was primarily responsible for popularizing the idea that all life evolved
from a common ancestor - ANS Charles Darwin
belief that livings things can arise from nonliving things - ANS spontaneous generation
stiff quill of a feather - ANS rachis
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, region of an egg yolk where the embryo develops - ANS germinal spot
heat-sensitive organ that allows some viperids to "see" warm objects in absolute darkness -
ANS pit organs
slender, burrowing, wormlike amphibians that lack legs and are rarely seen - ANS caecilians
characteristics common to all vertebrates - ANS backbone
3 reasons that natural selection can't produce new kinds - ANS variety within kinds has
definite limits, natural selection acts to preserve existing kinds, transitional forms would be
unfit to survive
French scientist who showed that life can't develop from nonliving matter - ANS Louis
Pasteur
"occupation" or function of an organism in an ecosystem - ANS niche
odd-toed hoofed mammal that resembles a pig with a long snout or short trunk - ANS tapir
principle that states that all organisms are composed of cells or cell products and that all cells
come from preexisting cells - ANS cell theory
fully human "human ancestor" was named after the cave where the fossils were first found -
ANS Cro-Magnon man
group of mammals that includes dogs, cats, weasels, and seals (eat meat) - ANS carnivores
how many chambers does an amphibian heart have? - ANS three
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CREATION TEST 9 EXAM 2025/2026
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS
Large geographic region identified by its climax vegetation and distinctive animal life -
ANS biome
sudden outburst of living things of great variety in the fossil record, showing no evidence of
evolution - ANS Cambrian explosion
the three main groups into which mammals are divided based on how they reproduce -
ANS oviparous, viviparous, marsupials
the principle that animals or plants well suited to their environment are more likely to survive
than organisms poorly suited to their environment - ANS natural selection
British naturalist that was primarily responsible for popularizing the idea that all life evolved
from a common ancestor - ANS Charles Darwin
belief that livings things can arise from nonliving things - ANS spontaneous generation
stiff quill of a feather - ANS rachis
pg. 1 @COPYRIGHT 2025/2026 ALLRIGHTS RESERVED
, region of an egg yolk where the embryo develops - ANS germinal spot
heat-sensitive organ that allows some viperids to "see" warm objects in absolute darkness -
ANS pit organs
slender, burrowing, wormlike amphibians that lack legs and are rarely seen - ANS caecilians
characteristics common to all vertebrates - ANS backbone
3 reasons that natural selection can't produce new kinds - ANS variety within kinds has
definite limits, natural selection acts to preserve existing kinds, transitional forms would be
unfit to survive
French scientist who showed that life can't develop from nonliving matter - ANS Louis
Pasteur
"occupation" or function of an organism in an ecosystem - ANS niche
odd-toed hoofed mammal that resembles a pig with a long snout or short trunk - ANS tapir
principle that states that all organisms are composed of cells or cell products and that all cells
come from preexisting cells - ANS cell theory
fully human "human ancestor" was named after the cave where the fossils were first found -
ANS Cro-Magnon man
group of mammals that includes dogs, cats, weasels, and seals (eat meat) - ANS carnivores
how many chambers does an amphibian heart have? - ANS three
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