Creationists: Please give me a definition of evolution that would get full credit on a biology exam?

The way that Mayr worded it is really easy to remember and understand: The genetic turnover in a population from generation to generation. It's the same as change in allele frequency, but it gives people who don't know what alleles are a shot at grasping it.

For Searcher 4.0: Those are the words made famous by people who have never been to college. What college did you go to?

Hail LabGrrl!

From now on, all questions by Creationists on the subject of evolution shall be prefixed with their thumbnail description of what evolution is - so we know whether they are worthy of an answer.

The change in the gene pool of a population from generation to generation by such processes as mutation, natural selection, and genetic drift.

Evolution is the theory of the adaptation of species over long periods of time through means of natural selection and genetic diversity resulting in the formation of new species.

Just because us creationists don't believe in the theory of evolution doesn't mean that we don't understand what it is.

there is no such thing as evolution; we call it 'adaption' as each and every one of us is still adapting to our environment.

edit----can you prove evolution; are there still missing links or have they all been found?

I don't care about the thumbs down either

This question is not for this subject, should of put it into science subject. You should study anyway

God made da birds, and da apples, and da humans. And den dey rode on dinosaurs to church.

In one sentence?

"An absolute farse and a slap in the face of God our creator"

There you go

That is a loaded question because not having taken that specific course how could we know what the professor expects. You take a course and the professor gives you a one sentence definition of evolution which you memorize and then on the exam you write it down. Does that make you an authority on evolution?

*Crickets chirping*