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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is a common suggestion for why people need intelligence?
2. Human minds easily acquire new _____________, which is an advantage.
3. What is most male to male battle over in tribes?
4. What, in the author's opinion, supports his assertions concerning a female's desires for reproduction?
5. Men seem to have an insatiable desire for this.
Short Essay Questions
1. Over the milennia, how have men and women evolved?
2. What do women prefer to be?
3. Why is male on male violence so detrimental?
4. What do men universally prefer in their women?
5. What also seems to work with evolution to create changes in men and women?
6. What happens if a man thinks his female has been cheating?
7. In what societies and religions did polygamy flourish long ago?
8. From the Red Queen Theory, what do we learn about cheaters?
9. Why does the author think that humans developed intelligence?
10. When given pictures with landscapes and people, what differences do boys and girls have?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Male Australian turkeys build spectacular mounds. They build these mounds to attract females. When a female shares a mound with a turkey, she is saying she will give him offspring. In this case, how have mound building skills changed?
What has now become important about mound building skills?
Essay Topic 2
How did Charles Darwin's findings change the science world as we know it? Please consider the following:
- When did Charles Darwin publicize his theories on evolution?
- What did pre-Darwinian audiences think about evolution?
- Were Darwin's ideas readily accepted at first?
Essay Topic 3
Since Adam and Eve, women have been depicted as the temptresses. They cunningly lead men away from what is good or right. How much of this statement is actually true? Describe how women have been forced to take on the role of the evil character throughout history.
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