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1. What are Mendel’s Laws?

A Law of Segregation

B

C

Law of Independent assortment

Both Law of Segregation and Law of Independent Assortment

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Right!!!!!!!!• Both the Law of Segregation and the Law of

Independent Assortment are included in Mendel’s Law

• The Law of Segregation states that each allele segregates separately. One of each homologous chromosomes goes to each new cell.

• The Law of Independent Assortment states that in a dihybrid cross, each trait is independent of the other.

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2. What is a Locus?

A

B

C

The copied strand of the chromosome.

Exact location on a chromosome where a gene is located.

The offspring generation

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Right!!!!!!!!

• A locus is the exact location on a chromosome where a gene is located


3. What is progeny?

A

B

C

The offspring generation

The parent generation

A sex influenced trait

BACK TO QUESTION

RIGHT!• Progeny is the offspring generation

of a test cross


4. What is a homologous pair?

A

C

B

Every cell contains two copies of each chromosome

The chromosome and its copy

The original pair of chromosomes

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***RIGHT***• In a homologous pair, every cell contains

two copies of each chromosome


5. Define an x-inactivation

B

A

C One of the x chromosomes does not uncoil into chromatin, it becomes a barr body instead.

A genetic defect on the x chromosome

The x chromosome replicates uncontrollable

BACK TO QUESTION

CORRECT

• X-inactivation is when one of the x chromosomes does not uncoil into chromatin and becomes a barr body instead


6. What is a test cross?

A

C

B

A cross between any two pair of alleles to find the progeny

When you are trying to figure out what the make up of the allele is, A_ (either A or a), and you cross it with a pure recessive allele

A test between progeny to find the parent generation

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Yeah!! A test cross is when you are trying to

figure out what the make up of the allele is, A_ (either A or a), and you cross it with a pure recessive allele


7. In the genus Homo sapien, who is the heterogametic sex?

A

B

C Male

Female

Either sex could be the heterogametic sex

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~RIGHT~

• In the genus Homo sapien, the male is the heterogametic sex


8. In the genus Homo sapien, who is the homogametic sex?

A

B

C

Female

Male

Either sex could be the homogametic sex

NOPE, TRY AGAIN!

BACK TO QUESTION

ALRIGHT!

• In the genus Homo sapien, the female is the homogametic sex


9. What is the genotype of the blood type A?

A

B

C AA and AO

AB and AO

AA and AB

Sorry, Sorry, wrong wrong answeranswer

BACK TO QUESTION

RIGHT!!

• The genotype of blood type A is AA or AO


10. What is the genotype of the blood type B?

A

B

C

BB and BO

BB and AB

AB and BO

WRONGWRONG

BACK TO QUESTION

YEP!

• The genotype for blood type B is BO or BB


11. What is the genotype of the blood type AB?

A

B

C

AB

AB and AO

AA and AB

~TRY AGAIN~

BACK TO QUESTION

***RIGHT***• The genotype for blood type AB is AB


12. What is the genotype of the blood type O?

A

B

C

OO

OO and BO

AO and OO

Try Again!

BACK TO QUESTION

CORRECT!!!!CORRECT!!!!• The Genotype for blood type O is OO


13. What is pleiotrophy?

A

B

C

An inactive gene

A single gene which has multiple effects

A recessive gene that shows in the phenotype

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RIGHTRIGHT• Pleiotrophy is a single gene which has

multiple effects

• An example would be Siamese cats


14. What is epistasis?

A

B

C Two recessive genes which cause dominance not to show

A gene that expressed in the genotype but not shown in the phenotype

A gene which effects multiple characteristics

Go Back and Try Again!Go Back and Try Again!

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You’re Right!!!You’re Right!!!• An epistasis is two recessive genes that

cause dominance not to show

• An example would be snapdragons


15. What is polygenic inheritance?

A

B

C

A single gene which has multiple effects

A gene which shows no characteristics

A dominant trait that is not expressed

Nope, try again

Nope, try again

BACK TO QUESTION

RIGHT!!!RIGHT!!!• Polygenic Inheritance is a single gene

which has multiple effects

• An example would be in skin color and height


16. An environmentally produced phenotype that

stimulates the effects of a particular gene is called:

A

B

C A Phenocopy

Industrial Melanism

Genetic Drift

SORRY, GO BACK !!!

SORRY, GO BACK !!!

BACK TO QUESTION

Correct!!!!• An environmentally produced phenotype

that stimulates the effects of a particular gene is called a phenotype

• Examples are tranquilizer


17. Which genetic defect is the inability to break

down phenylalanine?

B

A

C

Phenylketonuria

Tay-Sach’s Syndrome

Huntington Disease

WRONGWRONG

BACK TO QUESTION

RIGHTRIGHT• The genetic disease that effects the

inability to break down phenylalanine is phenylketonuria.


18. Which genetic defect is characterized by lipids causing nervous system

disorder?

A

B

C

Tay-Sachs Syndrome

Phenylketonuria

Huntington Disease

Go Back and Try Again!Go Back and Try Again!

BACK TO QUESTION

***RIGHT***• Tay-Sachs syndrome is characterized by

lipids causing a nervous system disorder.


19. Which genetic disease starts at middle age with

mild mental illness?

A

B

C Huntington disease


Cystic Fibrosis

Nope, try again

Nope, try again

BACK TO QUESTION

~RIGHT~~RIGHT~• Huntington disease is a genetic disease

which starts at middle age with mild mental illness.


20. Which genetic defect has sickle shaped cells and abnormal hemoglobin?

A

B

C Sickle cell anemia

Down Syndrome

Cystic Fibrosis

Sorry, wrong answer

Sorry, wrong answer

BACK TO QUESTION

Correct!!!!• Sickle cell anemia is characterized by

sickle shaped cells and abnormal hemoglobin.


21. Which genetic disease causes problems with blood

clotting?

A

B

C

Hemophilia

Sickle Cell Anemia

Cystic Fibrosis

NO WAY!!NO WAY!!

BACK TO QUESTION

RIGHT• Hemophilia is a genetic disease which

causes problems with blood clotting.


22. What is the inability to distinguish red from

green?

A

B

C Red-green colorblindness

Sickle Cell Anemia

Hemophilia

SORRY, TRY AGAINSORRY, TRY AGAIN

BACK TO QUESTION

CORRECT• Red-green colorblindness is a genetic

disorder which is characterized by the inability to distinguish red from green.


23. What genetic disease is known as trisomy21?

A

B

C

Down’s Syndrome


Red-Green Colorblindness

**TRY AGAIN****TRY AGAIN**

BACK TO QUESTION

GOOD JOB• The genetic disease also know as trisomy

21 is Down’s Syndrome.


24. Which genetic disease causes the deteriorating

of muscles?

A

B

C

Duchene’s Muscular Dystrophy

Cystic Fibrosis

Down’s Syndrome

NOPENOPE

BACK TO QUESTION

RIGHT!!!• Duchene’s Muscular Dystrophy is a

genetic disease which causes the deteriorating of muscles.


25. Which genetic disease is caused by an X, X, and

Y chromosome?

A

B

C

Klinefelton syndrome

Down’s Syndrome

Criduchat

WRONG ANSWERWRONG ANSWER

BACK TO QUESTION

CORRECTCORRECT• The genetic disease caused by an XXY

chromosome is Klinefelton syndrome


26. Which genetic disease is characterized by a cat-

like cry?

A

B

C

Criduchat

Down’s Syndrome

Hemophilia

**TRY AGAIN**

BACK TO QUESTION

ALRIGHT!• The genetic disease characterized by a

cat-like cry is Criduchat.


27. What is deletion?

A

B

C Sections of the chromosome are deleted

Sections of the chromosome are inverted

Sections of the chromosome are duplicated

Try againTry again

BACK TO QUESTION

RIGHT!!!!• Deletion happens when sections of the

chromosomes are deleted.


28. What is inversion?

A

B

C

Sections of the chromosome are switched

Sections of the chromosome are duplicated

Sections of the chromosome are deleted

Sorry, Wrong Answer

BACK TO QUESTION

Yep!• Inversion is when sections of the

chromosome are switched.


29. What is translocation?

A

B

C

A section of one chromosome switches with a section of another chromosome


A section of the chromosome is deleted

Try againTry

againBACK TO QUESTION

Good answer• Translocation is when a section of one

chromosome switches with another chromosome.


30. What is duplication?

A

B

C Sections of a chromosome replicate more than once

Sections of the chromosome are deleted


Wrong AnswerWrong Answer

BACK TO QUESTION

Alright!• Duplication is when sections of a

chromosome are duplicated more than once.


31. What is nondisjunction?

A

B

C

The homologous chromosomes do not separate at interphase

There is a duplication of the chromosome

One X chromosome is duplicated in chromosome 23

SORRY, TRY AGAINSORRY,

TRY AGAIN

BACK TO QUESTION

GOOD JOB• Nondisjunction is when the homologous

chromosomes do not separate at interphase.


32. What is expressivity?

A

B

C

The degree to which a particular gene is expressed

There is a duplication of chromosome 21

Recessive genes are expressed instead of dominant genes

Go back and try again

BACK TO QUESTION

RIGHT!!!• Expressivity is the degree to which a

particular gene is expressed.

• An example would be sickle cells


33. What is polyploidy?

A

B

C

There are more than two complete sets of chromosomes

Chromosome 21 duplicates more than once

The X chromosome is expressed twice along with a Y chromosome

NOPE, GO BACK

BACK TO QUESTION

RIGHT!!!• Polyploidy is when there are

more than two complete sets of chromosomes.


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