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18 Week Checkpoint: Advanced Life Science

18 Week Checkpoint: Advanced Life Science

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Science

6th - 7th Grade

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NGSS
MS-LS3-2, HS-LS3-1, MS-LS3-1

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Created by

Devon Clark

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7 Slides • 10 Questions

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18 Week Checkpoint-Advanced Life Science

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Mitosis

  • Purpose: growth and repair of the body

  • Same number of chromosomes as parent cell


  • Happens in asexually reproduction organisms (like bacteria)


  • Cells created are identical to each other

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Multiple Choice

Which of these describes mitosis?

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produces reproductive (sex) cells

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produces genetically diverse (not identical) cells

3

produces cells through a sexually reproductive process

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produces identical cells for growth and repair

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Meiosis

  • Purpose: create gametes for reproduction


  • Cells created are genetically different to each other

  • Happens in sexually reproduction organisms (like mammals)

  • produces reproductive (sex) cells that carry half the genetic material of the parent

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Multiple Choice

Which of these describes meiosis?

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produces body cells

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produces reproductive (sex) cells that carry half

the genetic material of the parent

3

produces genetically identical cells

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produces cells through an asexually reproductive process

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Multiple Choice

The sperm and egg (gametes) each only carry 1/2 the number of chromosomes. Why?

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When the sperm fertilizes the egg, the chromosomes combine to create a full set

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chromosomes will be copied prior to cell division

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meiosis only requires one parent's genetic information

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gametes are tiny and can only hold half

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DNA

  • DNA is shaped like a double helix

  • Has 4 Nitrogen bases

  • Adenine (A) pairs with Thymine (T)

  • Cytosine (C) pairs with Guanine (G)

  • Backbone: Sugar-Phosphates

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Multiple Choice

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What are the correct labels for the letters on the DNA diagram?

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1-Adenine; 2-Guanine; 3-sugar and phosphates

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1-Thymine; 2-Guanine; 3-sugar and phosphates

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1-Adenine; 2-Cytosine; 3-sugar and phosphates

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1-Thymine; 2-Cytosine; 3-sugar and phosphates

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Inherited vs. Acquired Traits

  • Inherited traits are traits you are born with

  • Acquired traits are things you are taught or learn from experience

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Multiple Choice

Which type of characteristics can be inherited?

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Those produced by diet

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Those produced by exercise

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Those caused by accidents

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Those controlled by genes

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Multiple Choice

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The offspring from asexually reproduced organisms are?

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Different than their parents

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Identical to parents

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Like a combination from both parents

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A different species

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Multiple Choice

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The offspring from sexually reproduced organisms are?

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Identical to all of their siblings

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Identical to one parent

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Similar (but not identical) to their parents

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A different species

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT an inherited characteristic?

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Eye color

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Height

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Freckles

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Hair length

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Multiple Choice

Parents pass blue eyes down to their children. The coded information for eye color is found in the

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mitochondrion of a cell

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DNA of a cell

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vacuole of a cell

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E.R. of a cell

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Multiple Choice

Students made DNA models for their science projects. What were the shapes of them?

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triangle

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circle

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rectangle

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double helix

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