Games

How does the concept of 'game theory' apply to evolutionary biology?

• It explains the rules of physical sports.

• It models the strategic interactions between competing species.

• It describes the chemical reactions in cells.

• It is used to calculate the speed of animals.

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Which of the following is an example of a zero-sum game in nature?

• Two animals sharing a food source.

• A predator-prey relationship.

• Plants competing for sunlight.

• Symbiotic relationships between species.

In the context of physics, which of the following games best illustrates Newton's Third Law of Motion?

• Tug of war

• Chess

• Hide and seek

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What scientific principle is demonstrated by the game of 'dominoes'?

• Conservation of energy

• Chain reaction

• Photosynthesis

• Genetic mutation

Which of the following games can be used to model the concept of 'survival of the fittest'?

• Musical chairs

• Checkers

• Sudoku

• Scrabble

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How can the concept of 'entropy' be illustrated through a game?

• A game of chess where pieces are randomly moved.

• A card game where cards are shuffled and dealt.

• A puzzle game where pieces are organized neatly.

• A video game with a fixed storyline.

Which game can be used to explain the concept of 'probability' in science?

• Roulette

• Monopoly

• Jenga

• Hopscotch

In which game is the concept of 'friction' most evident?

• Ice hockey

• Basketball

• Swimming

• Running

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What does the 'prisoner's dilemma' game illustrate in terms of scientific behavior?

• Cooperation and competition

• Photosynthesis

• Cell division

• Magnetic fields

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Which of the following games can be used to demonstrate the concept of 'momentum'?

• Bowling

• Chess

• Poker

• Hide and seek

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