The 'Origin of Life Post-Assessment' for Grade 8 evaluates understanding of fundamental concepts in biology, including the Miller-Urey experiment, the sixth extinction, and differences between cell types. This quiz assesses students' grasp of evolutionary biology, emphasizing the formation and evolution of life on Earth.
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RNA is made of ribose and DNA is made of deoxyribose.
Enzymes are used during DNA replication.
Hydrogen cyanide can react with itself to eventually form adenine.
DNA is made up of nucleotides.
All DNA-based life forms contain RNA
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5,730 Years Old
11,460 Years Old
17,190 Years Old
716.25 Years Old
5.7 Million Years Old
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Chemotrophic autotrophs
Endosymbiotic organelles
Photosynthetic autotrophs
Heterotrophic prokaryotes
Heterotrophic eukaryotes
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The Sixth Extinction seems to be the first recorded global extinction event that is an abiotic cause.
The Sixth Extinction seems to be the first recorded global extinction event that is a biotic cause.
The Sixth Extinction is caused by global climate change
The Sixth Extinction seems to be the first recorded global extinction caused by meteor impact.
The Sixth Extinction seems to be the first recorded global extinction event that is not caused by humans.
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It is possible for organic molecules to form from inorganic molecules
It was proven that spontaneous generation is possible
It supported the theory of biogenesis
It demonstrated that RNA was the first genetic coding system in early Earth
It is possible for inorganic molecules to form from organic molecules
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