Natural Selection and Antibiotic Resistance Quiz

What is the main focus of the lesson introduced by Miranda Wilson?

• Chemical reactions

• Modeling natural selection

• The water cycle

• Photosynthesis in plants

Why is it important to complete a full course of antibiotics?

• To prevent allergies

• To avoid side effects

• To ensure all bacteria, including the most resistant, are killed

• To save money on medication

What materials are needed for the natural selection activity?

• Colored tokens and dice

• Thermometers and barometers

• Test tubes and beakers

• Microscopes and slides

In the activity, what happens if students roll a two or a four?

• They remove all tokens

• They win the game

• Nothing happens

• They add more tokens

What should students do after adjusting the bacteria numbers?

• Start over

• Skip the round

• Add one token of each color left

• Remove all tokens

What is a real-world example of natural selection mentioned in the lesson?

• Polar bears in the Arctic

• Penguins in Antarctica

• Kangaroos in Australia

• Tree frogs in Chernobyl

Which article is suggested for learning about dragonflies adapting to climate change?

• The life of polar bears

• The migration of monarch butterflies

• How will dragonflies adapt to a warmer Earth

• Tree frogs in Chernobyl

Where can students find audio versions of the articles?

• On the Science Journal for Kids YouTube channel

• In the school office

• In the library

• On the radio

What additional resource is available for teaching tips and lesson planning?

• The local newspaper

• The community center

• The lesson ideas podcast

• The school bulletin

How can students provide feedback or ask questions about the lesson?

• By visiting the school office

• By sending a letter

• Through the feedback forum on the website

• By calling the teacher