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Mendel's Laws - Stop 3 -2025

Mendel's Laws - Stop 3 -2025

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Presentation

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Science

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8th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Easy

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

Standards-aligned

Created by

Shelly Barrell

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12 Slides • 14 Questions

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Multiple Choice

The study of how genes are passed from parent to offspring is known as......

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heredity

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genetics

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biology

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Open Ended

Is your vocabulary quiz open note?

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Fill in the Blanks

Dragonflies can be blue (D) or green (d). If a dragonfly showed a green phenotype and had a genotype of dd, what two vocabulary words would describe this scenario?

Choose 2 of these that apply: Homozygous, Heterozygous, Dominant, Recessive

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Labeling

Label where the following terms go by knowing the definition of Genotype and Phenotype.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Bb

large

BB

Blond

bb

small

Brown

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Multiple Choice

Gregor Mendel studied ______ and was able to determine some "rules" for how traits where passed from one generation to the next.

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carrots

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oats

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peas

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beans

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Multiple Choice

What is another, more scientific name for the Parent Generation (the one you start with)?

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P1

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Purebred generation

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Ancestors

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Multiple Choice

When two purebred parents with two different traits are "mated", what is the result?

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All of the offspring have 1 of the traits

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The offspring have a mix or blend of the two traits

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Some of the offspring have one trait, the rest of the offspring have the other

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Match

Match the following using what you just learned

The first generation of offspring care called

Latin for Son/Daughter

Percent of offspring with the dominant phenotype

Percent of the offspring with the recessive genotype

F1

Filial/filia

100%

0%

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Circle the Dominant Traits

Use what you learned about the P1 and F1 generations to help you.

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Match

Match the following after what we learned on the last slide

Name of generation where 2 hybrids crossed

Percent of the F2 generation that have the dominant Phenotype

Percent of the offspring in the F2 that have the recessive phenotype

The recessive trait seems to

F2

75%

25%

disappear and then reappear

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Multiple Choice

What trait do the F1 generation all show (phenotype)?

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recessive

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dominant

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mix of both traits

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half of each trait since they are heterozygous

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Match

Mendel identified 4 truths about heredity. Match them together.

Principle of alleles

Principle of dominance

Law of segregation

Principle of independent assortment

2 alleles --> 1 from each parent

a trait can be hidden by another

2 alleles are separated

1 trait does not affect another

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Multiple Select

Which is NOT why Mendel's laws matter?

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The laws provide the answer to all genetics questions

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The laws summarize the research Mendel did

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The law help you predict phenomenon

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The laws provide a framework for future genetics research

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Poofs Demo

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Draw a picture of what you learned from the Poofs Demonstration

In your notes

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Open Ended

Based on what we have learned so far, answer the essential question:

How can you predict what traits or diseases offspring will have?

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Poll

How do I feel about what we learned today about Mendel's experiment, laws, and genetics?

Great! It all makes sense

Okay but I could use some practice

Terrible, this all makes no sense

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