Hardy-Weinberg and evidence for evolution: grass skirts
14 quick questions on AP Biology topics 7.5 Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium, 7.6 Evidence of Evolution, 7.7 Common Ancestry and 7.8 Continuing Evolution, each answered in a word or two. Print a sheet for each team, a key for the checker and a tick sheet, then tape the sheets to the board and race.
How it runs
- SnipA runner cuts one strip off the bottom of their team’s sheet.
- Answer as a pairBack at the table, they write the answer on the strip. No books.
- Get it checkedThe checker reads it against the key: you, or a student holding it.
- Back for the nextA tick earns the next strip. Wrong? Back to the table to try again.
The questions on this sheet
The checker’s key, with every answer, prints with the sheets.- Dated remains in rock layers
- Human arm and whale flipper bones
- Reduced remnant, e.g. whale hip bones
- Species from which two lineages descend
- Trait spreading in bacteria after drug use
- No evolution: allele frequencies constant
- Partners chosen with no preference
- Expected share of heterozygotes
- Aging fossils with isotope half-lives
- Intermediate such as Tiktaalik
- Bird and insect wings, for example
- Same triplet meanings in nearly all life
- Insects no longer killed by DDT spray
- DNA little changed across many species
- Unit 7The whole unit, 30 strips a print
- Revision map7.5 Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium
- Revision map7.6 Evidence of Evolution
- Revision map7.7 Common Ancestry
- Revision map7.8 Continuing Evolution
- Practice questionsUnit 7 exam-style questions
- Escape roomUnit 7, five locks
- Previous sheetAP Biology 7.1 to 7.4 Natural selection and population genetics
- Next sheetAP Biology 7.9 to 7.12 Phylogeny, speciation and origins