The Fast & The Curious 6.13A 7.13C

What is asexual reproduction?

• When an organism produces more individuals of its species by mixing DNA from two parents.

• When an organism produces more individuals of its species by means other than the mixing of DNA from more than one parent.

• When an organism produces more individuals of its species by genetic recombination.

• When an organism produces more individuals of its species through meiosis and fertilization.

What is an inherited trait?

• A trait that is acquired during an organism's lifetime.

• A trait that is learned from the environment.

• A specific variation in the characteristics of organisms received from a parent or ancestor by genetic transmission.

• A trait that is developed through training and practice.

What is an offspring?

• The product of sexual or asexual reproduction.

• The product of genetic mutation.

• The product of environmental adaptation.

• The product of cellular respiration.

What is an organism?

• A body made up of organs, organelles, or other parts that work together to carry on the various processes of life.

• A non-living entity that can perform photosynthesis.

• A single-celled entity that cannot reproduce.

• A collection of inorganic matter.

What is a plant?

• An organism whose cells are prokaryotic and lack a nucleus.

• An organism whose cells are eukaryotic, have a cell wall, and use chlorophyll to make their own food through photosynthesis.

• An organism that cannot perform photosynthesis.

• An organism that is always unicellular.

What is a population?

• A group of interbreeding organisms of the same species within an environment.

• A group of different species living in the same area.

• A collection of non-living entities in an environment.

• A single organism living in isolation.

What is sexual reproduction?

• When an organism produces more individuals of its species by means other than the mixing of DNA from more than one parent.

• When two organisms share DNA to produce more individuals of their species, each genetically distinct from each parent.

• When an organism reproduces by cloning itself.

• When an organism reproduces through binary fission.

What is a cell?

• The basic unit of life, a collection of organic matter surrounded by a membrane containing biomolecules such as DNA and proteins.

• A non-living entity that can perform photosynthesis.

• A single-celled entity that cannot reproduce.

• A collection of inorganic matter.

What does the cell theory state?

• All organisms are composed of one or more cells, all cells come from pre-existing cells, and cells are the basic unit of structure and function in organisms.

• All organisms are composed of inorganic matter.

• Cells are the basic unit of non-living entities.

• Cells do not play any role in the structure and function of organisms.