RNA

Multiple Choice

Which part of the DNA molecule holds the information that determines our traits?

• deoxyribose sugar

• hydrogen bonds

• nitrogenous bases

• phosphate ions

Multiple Select

According to the image on the left, what TWO parts of the double helix model compose the backbone?

• Nitrogen bases

• Phosphate

• Hydrogen

• Deoxyribose sugar

• ATP

Fill in the Blanks

Find the Complementary DNA:

ATT-CGA-AGC-GCC

Multiple Choice

Which statement best describes a similarity among humans, plants, virus, and bacteria?

• They are all prokaryotic organisms.

• The are all eukaryotic organisms.

• They all have the same number of chromosomes.

• They contain DNA composed of the same four nitrogenous bases.

Open Ended

What is the function of DNA in cells?  

What seems to be the function of RNA based on the video?

Use this sentence stem:

“The function of DNA is _______.  Based on the the video, RNA __________”

Open Ended

What differences do you see between RNA and DNA?

“RNA is different from DNA because ______”

Dropdown

Match the DNA to the correct mRNA base

DNA Adenine pairs with ​​

Select answer

DNA Thymine pairs with ​

Select answer

DNA Cytosine pairs with ​

Select answer

DNA Guanine pairs with ​

Select answer

Fill in the Blanks

Use the DNA strand below to make an mRNA strand.

aca-aga-tgc

Follow along

Listen Carefully

Answer questions

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​Watch This Video Together

Drag and Drop

DNA= ​ shape

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​, bases

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, found ​

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RNA= ​shape

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, bases ​

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Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

Double Strand

ATCG

In Nucleus ONLY

Single Strand

AUCG

Dropdown

DNA = ​

Select answer

Nucleic Acid = ​

Select answer

Sugar

RNA = ​

Select answer

Nucleic Acid = ​

Select answer

Sugar

Multiple Select

Where can you find mRNA?

(2 corect answers)

• Nucleus

• Ribosome

• Vacuole

• Cell Membrane

Draw

Label these types of RNA:

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We did video review together...

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