Genetic Engineering and Its Impacts

The video begins with an introduction and a message about feedback options. It then delves into the topic of genetic engineering, explaining its definition and applications in animals and agriculture. The video discusses the controversies and potential risks associated with genetic engineering, such as allergens and super weeds. It concludes with trivia about the history of genetic engineering and a closing message.

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What is genetic engineering also known as?

• Gene therapy

• Genetic modification

• Cloning

• DNA sequencing

What is the primary goal of genetic engineering?

• To enhance human intelligence

• To modify the genes of organisms for desired traits

• To eliminate all diseases

• To create new species

How can genetic engineering be used in agriculture?

• To increase the size of fruits

• To eliminate pests completely

• To produce stronger and more nutritious crops

• To create new animal species

What is one of the concerns related to genetically modified food?

• It tastes different

• It contains hidden allergens

• It is more expensive

• It spoils faster

What are 'super weeds'?

• Weeds that grow faster

• Weeds resistant to herbicides

• Weeds that are genetically modified

• Weeds that are more nutritious

What unintended change can genetic engineering cause in food?

• More vibrant colors

• Better taste

• Less nutritional value

• Increased shelf life

What was the first genetically modified organism?

• A sheep

• A plant

• A bacterium

• A mouse

What was the name of the first cloned sheep?

• Holly

• Dolly

• Molly

• Polly

What year was the first clone made with DNA from an adult sheep?

• 2001

• 1973

• 1984

• 1997