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EOC Review PLTW

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the meaning of DNA?

a)

Your Mother

b)

Genes

c)

deoxyribonucleic acid

d)

Ribonucleic acid

2.

What is the two strand structure called where DNA is Formed?

a)

Helix Double

b)

Your Father

c)

Single Helix

d)

Double Helix

3.

What does ACTG stand for?

a)

Guanine, Adenine, Cytosine and Themean

b)

Adenine, Cytosine, Guanine and Thymine

c)

Adneine, Cytosine, Guanine and Thymine

d)

Your Sister

4.

What is a pedigree?

a)

A Family Tree with medical History

b)

Your Brother

c)

A family tree that shows your family...

d)

Click to open blues clues...

5.

What does the square and a circle in a pedigree represent?

a)

Dominant and recessive

b)

Your Grandfather

c)

Square = Male Circle = Fam

d)

Circle = Female Square = Male

6.

What does RNA stand for?

a)

deoxyribonucleic acid

b)

Ribonucleic acid

c)

Your Grandmother

d)

DA WAE

7.

What is represented to indicate a dominant and recessive trait?

a)

Letters that are capitol and uppercase

b)

Big B and Little E

c)

Letters that are capitol and lowercase

d)

Big R and little r

8.

What all is entitled in a lysis solution?

a)

Salt, water and soap

b)

Silt, water and soap

c)

dove, Dasani and pepper

d)

Your Aunt

9.

what is the purpose of the lysis solution

a)

To break open Cells

b)

To destroy cells

c)

To slurp like a chug jug

d)

Your Uncle

10.

What is DNA Precipitation?

a)

When DNA is extracted from the cell and rises

b)

When DNA is extracted from the cell and falls

c)

DNA rain

d)

Your Great-grandfather

11.

How many pairs of chromosomes do humans have?

a)

46

b)

21

c)

To many to count...

d)

23

12.

What are Histones?

a)

proteins in a double helix

b)

Proteins in a single helix

c)

Proteins in RNA

d)

Proteins in your dog

13.

What is Forensics?

a)

Studying murders

b)

studying how your great-grandmother passed away

c)

studying using evidence

d)

all of the above

14.

Where can DNA be retrieved from?

a)

Saliva

b)

HAIR

c)

Yo baby brothers boogers

d)

all of the above

15.

What is the difference between a Forensic Pathologist and a forensic scientist? Be Specific

a)

Scientists study dead bodies and pathologists study any evidence left behind

b)

Pathologists study dead bodies and scientists don't

c)

They are the same

d)

Pathologists study dead bodies and scientists study evidence left behind

16.

When autopsies are performed, what indicates the joints and were they mobile?

a)

The legs

b)

The shoulders

c)

Their limbs (duh)

d)

The elbows

17.

When an autopsy is performed, what indicates the body position? All that apply

a)

Legs

b)

Neck

c)

Arms

d)

Hips

18.

What is lividity? Be specific

a)

Blood Pooling

b)

Your Mother's poison apple

c)

Blood Pooling or when the circulation in your body stops

d)

Pooling blood on an autopsy table

19.

Where was the first forensic case solved?

a)

Mesopotamia

b)

Egypt

c)

Ancient China

d)

China

20.

What is a forensic accountant?

a)

The person who examines Financial Documents and Records to detect possible fraud and embezzlement.

b)

other stuff

c)

i dont feel like typing

d)

so yeah...

21.

What is a Criminologist?

a)

They study study suspects

b)

The person who studies crime in their area.

c)

they study etintrof

d)

they study turtles

22.

What is a homicide detective?

a)

A main character in a TV show

b)

They are the people who study who killed animals

c)

They are the people who put the evidence to find who commited the homicide.

d)

They always land at tilted

23.

What is internal examination?

a)

When they study organs of a dead person

b)

something performed by a pathologist

c)

they study brians

d)

A & B

24.

If someone has broken the law, what have they commited?

a)

A murder

b)

a homicide

c)

treason

d)

a crime

25.

What are the major organs that are examined during an autopsy?

a)

Brain & Heart

b)

Lungs

c)

Kidneys and Liver

d)

Stomach and Intestines