Evolution MCQ Quiz

Evolution MCQ Quiz
Evolution MCQ Quiz

Things to remember before attempting this Evolution MCQ Quiz:

There are 25 questions in Evolution MCQ Quiz. Attempt all MCQs it’s totally worth it (Don’t do it in final CSIR NET JRF EXAM, as there you will have more freedom of choice for questions and limited period of time). For example in final exam you have to answer 25 questions out of 75 (which means you can attempt 1 question out of 3) in 2 hours (give entire 2 hours for part ‘C’ then after completing part ‘C’ go for Part ‘B’ it would be beneficial for you). This evolution MCQ Quiz has mixed questions of both Part C and Part B. In this evolution MCQ Quiz we haven’t given you optional questions as we have included only selective topics from evolution like :

  • Darwin concept
  • The evolutionary synthesis
  • Origin of life
  • Evolutionary history

2. All these 25 Evolution MCQ Quiz has taken directly from CSIR NET Life Science previous year’s question papers. So it may seems difficult for you if you are the beginner, so just go through the entire quiz and read all the questions carefully write down the concepts or words that you have encountered 1st time in life and search them in books and online resources! You can Download Free Books in pdf format provided by biologywala.com/freebooks.

3. Then after completing your studies again come back to quiz and attempt these evolution MCQ Quiz 1 you will find it little bit easy than your previous attempt. Repeat this strategy for rest of the test and you will find you are becoming better and better day by day, Remember you can’t learn Life Science in just one day it needs consistent efforts with well planned strategy.

4. The rest evolution questions we will cover in upcoming Life-Science-test series no. 2nd, 3rd, 4th…! You have 2500 seconds (41 minutes 40 seconds) to complete this test means average 100 seconds for each question after that answering all Evolution questions, the quiz will automatically submit and it will generate your result immediately !

5. Some of these evolution questions are too short that it takes less than 30 seconds to read hence read Evolution MCQ carefully (invest your time in question once you understand the soul of the question you will win half of your battle there itself) and you don’t need to come back again after reading options which may drive you in state of confusion and ultimate will waste your time. Don’t forget to check the important words during ecology quiz, which can shift the meaning of question like CORRECT, INCORRECT etc.

6. Don’t Skip Evolution questions without answering, attempt all of them, as it will test not just your knowledge but also your mental toughness there will be few questions in exam for which you haven’t studied but just logically by elimination method you can solve this kind of questions which will boost your confidence and understanding of exam pattern.

7. Last but not the least, attempt all evolution Quiz questions with full attention without multitasking and any distraction. (If you can’t do it now then don’t attempt it Now, complete your work and then come back, believe me, this Life-Science-test series won’t go anywhere).

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Evolution

Evolution MCQ Quiz

Evolution test 1

1 / 25

During which of the following major mass extinction event over 95% of marine species disappeared from the planet Earth? (JUNE 2016)

2 / 25

Match major events in the history of life with Earth’s geological period. (JUNE 2016)

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3 / 25

The first vertebrate animal appeared in which of the following geological ages?

A) Paleozoic era

B) Mesozoic era

C) Ordovician period

D) Cretaceous period

E) Mississippian epoch

F) Paleocene epoch

Which of the following combinations give the best answer?

4 / 25

The origin and diversification of angiosperms was during which geological period? (DEC 2015)

5 / 25

Which of the following geographical periods is characterized by the first appearance of mammals? (DEC 2016)

6 / 25

Which of the following period is known as “Age of fishes”? (DEC 2016)

7 / 25

Which of the following plant groups evolved during the silurian period ?

8 / 25

During which geological period was there an explosive increase in the number of many marine invertebrate phyla? (DEC 2014)

9 / 25

During which geological period did the greatest diversification of life on earth occur ?

10 / 25

Which one of the following statements regarding endosymbiotic hypothesis of origin of eukaryotes is INCORRECT? (JUNE 2017)

11 / 25

Among the following events in history of life:

A) prokaryotic cell

B) Eukaryotic cell

C) Natural selection

D) Organic molecules

E) self replicating molecules

Which is the correct chronological order? (JUNE 2012)

12 / 25

Recent studies on Archaea suggest that life could have originated ____. (JUNE 2011)

13 / 25

The first living beings on Earth where an aerobic because_____.

(DEC 2011)

14 / 25

Complex Eukaryotic cells may have evolved from simpler prokaryotic cells because complexity of organisation increases the (JUNE 2012)

15 / 25

The rate of mutation in E. coli from lac- to lac+ are determined using medium containing lactose, as the only sole source of energy. The principle of spontaneity can be said to be violated if: (JUNE 2013)

16 / 25

Which of the following statements about evolution is not true? (DEC 2015)

17 / 25

In pre-industrial period in England, peppered moths had light coloration which effectively camouflage them against the light coloured tree and lichens. During industrial revolution, mini likens died out and please become black and white soot from factories an interesting, dark coloured moths where predominantly seen. This happened due to _____. (JUNE 2013)

18 / 25

It is found that people with genetic disease called sickle Cell anaemia resistant to malaria. Which of the following best describes underlying mechanism?

19 / 25

The change in trait with time as a result of natural selection is shown above. This type of natural selection is _____.

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20 / 25

The body weight of adult female of a strain of Drosophila is 1.8±0.45 mg (mean ± standard deviation). In a laboratory experiment, each of the three groups (A, B, C) of this stain was subjected to a different type of selection pressure having influence on female body weight. After many generations of experimental selection pressure, the body weight changed as follows:

Group A: Body weight distribution – normal, 1.8 ± 0.08 mg

Group B: Body weight distribution – Bimodal at 1.4 and 2.2 mg

Group C: Body weight distribution – Normal, 2.2 ± 0.08 mg

Which of the following Correctly gives the types of selection that have occurred in the three groups? ( JUNE 2014)

21 / 25

Selection in two extreme phenotype leave more offspring than the intermediate phenotype is called____.

22 / 25

Twp kinds of natural selection (A and B) acting on a trait are shown in figure below. In each, the top graph shows the trait frequency before and bottom graph frequency after the action of natural selection.

So, the kind of natural selection in A and B are: (DEC 2014)

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23 / 25

The mean (μ) and standard deviation (σ) of body size in a Drosophila population are 8.5 and 2.2 mm, respectively. Under natural selection over many generations the μ and σ of body size change to 8.5 and 0.8 mm, respectively. The type of natural selection responsible for the change is called ________. (JUNE 2015)

24 / 25

Fossils of same species of freshwater reptiles have been found in South America and Africa. Based on current understanding. Which of the following is the best possible explanation for this pattern? (JUNE 2026)

25 / 25

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