Asexual and Sexual Reproduction day 2

O
Dominant

G
Development

G
Traits

B
Chromosomes

B
molecule

I
Traits

Multiple Choice

In sexual reproduction, there is one parent.

• True

• False

I
Offspring

G
stem

G
molecule

Multiple Select

In (Blank) reproduction, each parent contributes (Blank) of its genetic information to the (Blank).

• half

• all

• offspring

• sexual

• asexual

I
Genes

N
Punnett
Square

N
recessive

Multiple Choice

Multicellular organisms reproduce (Blank).

• sexually

• asexually

Multiple Choice

(Blank) reproduction usually takes more time and produces fewer offspring.

• Sexual

• asexual

N
Leaf

O
Chromosomes

B
Dominant

Multiple Choice

Sexual reproduction decreases genetic variation.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Reproduction is the process by which organisms inherit (Blank).

• Traits

• genes

• chromosomes

B
color

O
DNA

N
Inheritance

Multiple Choice

Genes inherited from the parent or parents determine the genetic
traits of offspring.

• True

• False

G
DNA

O
Parents

I
Stem

Multiple Choice

When an organism reproduces sexually, the offspring receives all of its genes from one parent.

• True

• false

N
Organism

O
phenotypes

B
DNA

Drag and Drop

Prokaryotes are ​

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and ​

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by a type of cell division
called ​

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fission.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

unicellular

binary

multicellular

mitosis

asexual

reproduce

G
Genes

O
development

N
offspring

Multiple Select

(Blank) reproduction results in genetically identical cells. 

• Sexual

• Asexual

Multiple Choice

Genetically identical offspring ensures favorable traits from parent are passed on to the offspring.

• True

• False

I
allele

I
DNA

B
inheritance