Which of these is an example of Natural Selection?

Moths changing color to match the environment

This organism has many adaptations that help it to survive. Why?

Organisms with camouflage won't be eaten by predators

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Natural vs Artificial Selection

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1
The species of peppered moths changed their colors because of human made pollution.
Artificial Selection
Natural Selection
They just changed colors
Humans changed their DNA
2
Gazelles that run fast can escape predators. Over time, gazelles can now go very fast.
Artificial Selection
Running Selection
Predators attack!
Natural Selection
3
Humans breed white mice for cuteness. Is this an example of artificial or natural selection?
Artificial Living
Natural Life
Artificial Selection
Natural Selection
4
The change in the size of corn as humans have bred the larger species together is...
Artificial Art
Artificial Selection
Natural Selection
Natural GMOs
5
Portia Spiders have many adaptations that help it to survive in the jungle.
Artificial Selection
Natural Selection
6
Giraffes with long necks are able to get food. The giraffes with the longest necks survive.
Natural Products are a hoax
Artificial Selection
Natural Selection
Artificial Flavorings
7
Scientists create a species of bees. The bees escape, and adapt to the cold and are all over.
Artificial Selection
Natural Selection
Artificial Intelligence
Naturally Created
8
Which of these is an example of Natural Selection?
Cows being bred to produce more milk
Mutations
Corn being bred to have larger kernels.
Moths changing color to match the environment
9
This is an example of Natural or Artificial Selection
Artificial Food Coloring
Natural Selection
Naturally Dyed Hair
Artificial selection
10
This organism has many adaptations that help it to survive. Why?
Looking like a leaf won't help the insect to survive
Predators will eat them because they look like leaves
It has an adaptation where it can attack other organisms
Organisms with camouflage won't be eaten by predators

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Natural vs Artificial Selection

10 termsStudBud Administration1,639 plays

Imported from external platform

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Questions 10

Answers

1
The species of peppered moths changed their colors because of human made pollution.
Artificial Selection
Natural Selection
They just changed colors
Humans changed their DNA
2
Gazelles that run fast can escape predators. Over time, gazelles can now go very fast.
Artificial Selection
Running Selection
Predators attack!
Natural Selection
3
Humans breed white mice for cuteness. Is this an example of artificial or natural selection?
Artificial Living
Natural Life
Artificial Selection
Natural Selection
4
The change in the size of corn as humans have bred the larger species together is...
Artificial Art
Artificial Selection
Natural Selection
Natural GMOs
5
Portia Spiders have many adaptations that help it to survive in the jungle.
Artificial Selection
Natural Selection
6
Giraffes with long necks are able to get food. The giraffes with the longest necks survive.
Natural Products are a hoax
Artificial Selection
Natural Selection
Artificial Flavorings
7
Scientists create a species of bees. The bees escape, and adapt to the cold and are all over.
Artificial Selection
Natural Selection
Artificial Intelligence
Naturally Created
8
Which of these is an example of Natural Selection?
Cows being bred to produce more milk
Mutations
Corn being bred to have larger kernels.
Moths changing color to match the environment
9
This is an example of Natural or Artificial Selection
Artificial Food Coloring
Natural Selection
Naturally Dyed Hair
Artificial selection
10
This organism has many adaptations that help it to survive. Why?
Looking like a leaf won't help the insect to survive
Predators will eat them because they look like leaves
It has an adaptation where it can attack other organisms
Organisms with camouflage won't be eaten by predators