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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Brain Evidence Of Evolution Darwin ClassificationHomeostasis Cells

6. What part of the brain is responsible for higher-order thinking? A 100

7. Cerebrum A 100

8. What part of the brain is responsible for balance and posture? A 200

9. Cerebellum A 200

10. What part of the brain allows for communication between the left and right hemispheres? A 300

11. Corpus Callosum A 300

12. What part of the brain controls the movements of your body? A 400

13. Motor cortex A 400

14. Which part of the brain controls the feelings and sensations on your body? A 500

15. Sensory cortex A 500

16. What structural adaptation allows humans to grip objects with strength and precision? B 100

17. Opposable thumb B 100

18. What is the term describing how humans walk on 2 feet fully upright? B 200

19. Bipedal B 200

20. What is the term for similar structures (biological characteristics) shared by different animals? B 300

21. Homologous structures B 300

22. What radioactive element is commonly used to find the exact age of a fossil? B 400

23. Carbon-14 B 400

24. What is the name of the complex molecule that stores an organism’s genetic information? B 500

25. DNA B 500

26. What is the name of Darwin’s theory of evolution? C 100

27. Natural Selection C 100

28. What is another term for Natural Selection? C 200

29. “Survival of the fittest” C 200

30. What are the inherited characteristics that are beneficial for survival? C 300

31. Adaptations C 300

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33. What is necessary for a species to survive? C 400

34. Reproduction C 400

35. According to Darwin, species overproduce. As a result, what must all members of the species do to survive? C 500

36. Compete (for resources) C 500

37. What did King Philip Come Over For? D 100

38. Good Soup D 100

39. In the classification hierarchy of life, which group has organisms that are the most similar to each other? D 200

40. Species D 200

41. The 5 kingdoms are: Monera, Plantae, Animalia, Fungi and… D 300

42. Prokaryotae D 300

43. How do plants and some fungi obtain food? D 400

44. Photosynthesis D 400

45. What is the Genus species classification for humans? D 500

46. Homo sapiens D 500

47. What is the internal balance of conditions within an organism? E 100

48. Homeostasis E 100

49. What is the smallest unit of life? E 200

50. Cell E 200

51. What is the diffusion of water from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration? E 300

52. Osmosis E 300

53. What kind of solution has the same concentration of solute inside and outside the cell? E 400

54. Isotonic E 400

55. What kind of solution has a higher concentration of solute outside the cell compared to the inside the cell? E 500

56. Hypertonic E 500

57. F 100 What are the 3 organelles that are in a plant cell, but not in an animal cell?

58. Cell wall, chloroplasts, and 1 large vacuole F 100

59. Which organelle acts as the brain of the cell and stores DNA? F 200

60. Nucleus F 200

61. Which organelle is the “power plant” where the cell changes food energy into cell energy? F 300

62. Mitochondria F 300

63. Which organelle is the packaging and distributions center for the cell? F 400

64. Golgi Apparatus F 400

65. Cell membranes only allow certain types of molecules into the cell. This is called what? F 500

66. Selective Permeability F 500

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68. What is the Genus species of Lucy? Click on screen to continue

69. Australopithecus afarensis Click on screen to continue

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