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BMAT 15.02.2019

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Q1. (B8(1)) If two heterozygous, phenotypically tall plants with a recessive gene

for height are cross-pollinated, what will be the ratio of tall plants to short in the

offspring?

a)

1:1

b)

1:2

c)

2:1

d)

3:1

e)

4:1

2.

(B8(3)) If A = dominant abnormal trait, a = recessive normal trait, B = dominant

normal trait and b = recessive abnormal trait, then what genotypes are expressed in

the following pedigree?


Autosomal recessive (25% of the children of unaffected parents (heterozygous) will express the recessive trait (homozygous))

a)

aa, Bb

b)

Bb, bb

c)

Bb, Bb

d)

BB, Bb

3.

(B8(3)) If A = dominant abnormal trait, a = recessive normal trait, B = dominant

normal trait and b = recessive abnormal trait, then what genotypes are expressed in

the following pedigree?

a)

AA, Aa, aa

b)

AA, aa

c)

Aa, Aa

d)

AA, aa, bb

4.

(B5c,d) In the menstrual cycle, which hormone peaks to trigger ovulation and

which hormone peaks after ovulation has taken place?

a)

Oestrogen followed by progesterone.

b)

Follicle-stimulating hormone followed by progesterone.

c)

Luteinizing hormone followed by progesterone.

d)

Follicle-stimulating hormone followed by luteinizing hormone.

e)

Luteinizing hormone followed by oestrogen.

5.

(B1) Most of the chemical digestion of carbohydrates, protein and fats takes place

in which part of the gastro-intestinal tract catalysed by enzymes released by which

gland(s)?

a)

Stomach and thyroid gland.

b)

Stomach and pancreas gland.

c)

Duodenum and adrenal glands.

d)

Small intestine and pancreas gland.

e)

Small intestine and pituitary gland.

6.

(B8(1)) In the Punnett square shown below, ‘A’ is the dominant allele and ‘a’ is

the recessive allele. How many genotypes are there and how many phenotypes are

there?

a)

2 genotypes and 2 phenotypes.

b)

3 genotypes and 2 phenotypes.

c)

2 genotypes and 3 phenotypes.

d)

3 genotypes and 3 phenotypes.

e)

3 genotypes and 4 phenotypes.

7.

Red blood cells (RBCs) in the pulmonary artery contain:

a)

Less carbon dioxide than RBCs in the pulmonary vein and no oxygen.

b)

Less oxygen than RBCs in the pulmonary vein and no carbon dioxide.

c)

Less oxygen and less carbon dioxide than RBCs in the pulmonary vein.

d)

More oxygen and more carbon dioxide than RBCs in the pulmonary vein.

e)

Less oxygen and more carbon dioxide than RBCs in the pulmonary vein.

8.

Which of the following substances are not found in the glomerular filtrate of

a healthy kidney nephron?

1: urea; 2: glucose; 3: protein; 4: water; 5: sodium; 6: red blood cells.

a)

1, 2, 4 and 5

b)

2, 4 and 5

c)

3 and 6

d)

1 and 3

e)

2, 3 and 6

9.

The kidneys are important organs responsible for maintaining

the homeostatic balance of body fluids. How do the kidneys

maintain blood pressure?

a)

By controlling the amount of ions such as sodium

reabsorbed

By regulating the amount of water reabsorbed into the

blood

b)

By releasingADH

c)

By removing waste products from the body

d)

Byremoving potassium from the blood

10.

Cystic fibrosis is a genetic disease which causes an excess of

mucus to be produced in the lungs. It is caused by a faulty gene

which is recessive. Study the family tree below. Which family

members are definitely carriers of the faulty gene?

a)

3+4+6+7

b)

3+4+6

c)

3+4+6+7+8

d)

either 1 or 2 and either 3 or 4 + 6

e)

either 1 or 2 and 3 + 4 + 6

11.

Enzymes are biological catalysts which occur naturally in our

bodies. Which of the following statements about enzymes are

true:

A They are sensitive to temperature and pH

B They are used in the cheese making industry

C The higher the temperature, the quicker they work

D They increase the activation energy of a reaction

E They are used in washing powder

a)

A

b)

A and B

c)

A, B, E

d)

C,D

e)

C

12.
a)

A

b)

The nicotine the cigarettes contain stops the heart from

working properly

c)

Carbon monoxide released by the cigarettes reduces the

amount of oxygen the red blood cells can transport to

tissues

It raises blood cholesterol and blood pressure which can

lead to arteriosclerosis

d)

It prevents people exercising. This may lead to obesity

which is a risk factor for CHD

e)

Tar builds up in the arteries, reducing the flow of blood to

the heart

13.
a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

e)

E

14.

Molecular cloning is used in medicine to create identical copies

of a DNA sequence. Which of the following is not an application

or form of cloning?

a)

Repopulation of endangered species

b)

Creating genetically modified crops

c)

Asexual reproduction

d)

Generating new tissues and organs for transplants

e)

IVF