Challenge (20-40)

1. Who is NOT the actresses that played princess Diana

• A.  Kristen Stewart.

• B. Jeanna De Waal

• C. Emma Corrin

• D. Jennie Ruby Jane

2. Who is NOT the actors that played Nelson Mandela?

• A.  Dennis Haysbert

• B.  Danny Glover

• C. Sidney Poitier

• D.  Vin Diesel

3. Who is NOT the actors that played Nelson Mandela?

• A.   Benjamin Walker.

• B.  Daniel Day Lewis

• C. Tom Hanks

• D.  Brennen Harper.

4. Which American president was wheelchair bound due to polio?

• A.  Franklin Delano Roosevelt

• B. George Washington

• C.  Abraham Lincoln

• D.  John F. Kennedy

5. Choose the plants/animals that scientists DID NOT tried to bring back to life:

• A. American chestnut

• B. woolly mammoth

• C. Pyrenean ibx

• D.  African elephants

6.  “Cloning or molecular cloning, genome editing, selective breeding” refers to:

• A.  methods of de-extinction

• B. colour-blind casting

• C. old man of Shnaider

• D. videogames as a way of revisiting history

7.  “A group of technologies that give scientists the ability to change an organism's DNA. These technologies allow genetic material to be added, removed, or altered at particular locations in the genome.” What is it?

• A.  Cloning

• B. Molecular cloning

• C.  genome editing

• D. selective breeding

8.   What technology involves using scientific methods to make identical, or virtually identical, copies of an organism, cell or DNA sequence. These can be used to replicate the DNA of past or extinct creatures in order to resurrect them?

• A.  genome editing

• B.   selective breeding

• C.  back breeding

• D.   Molecular cloning

9. The process of selecting a few organisms with desired traits to serve as parents of the next generation. What does this refer to?

• A.   Cloning

• B. Molecular cloning

• C. genome editing

• D. selective breeding

10. What aims to concentrate ancestral traits that persist within a population into a single individual using selective breeding?

• A.   back breeding

• B. selective breeding

• C. Molecular cloning

• D. Cloning