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WorksheetsGenetics Unit Test Review
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 28mins
The process where the # of chromosomes are reduced by ½ to form sex cells.
Mitosis
Meiosis
Osmosis
Fertilization
Instructions for an inherited trait are called ...
traits
Alleles
Genes
DNA
Different forms of a gene that decides a characteristic.
Genes
Phenotypes
Alleles
DNA
When gene pairs are written, how is a dominant allele represented?
trait
aa
lowercase letter
capital letter
Used to organize the possible offspring combinations from a genetic cross.
probability
punnett square
heredity
graph paper
An organisms Physical appearance...
genotype
phenotype
trait
gene
These carry the genes that determine sex
alleles
self-pollinating
sex chromosomes
body cells
An organism with either two dominant or two recessive alleles for a given trait
phenotype
genotype
heterozygous
homozygous
The study of heredity
genetics
heredity
probability
trait
A plant that fertilizes itself
self pollinating
cross pollinating
double pollinating
single pollinating
The mathematical chance that something will happen
probability
percentage
genetics
heredity
The passing of traits from parents to offspring
genes
traits
heredity
genetics
The genetic makeup (allele combination) of an organism
phenotype
genotype
homozygous
heterozygous
Makes up the chromosomes in the nucleus of a Eukaryotic cell
DNA
traits
chromosomes
carbohydrates
The trait that is masked if the dominant allele is present
dominant
recessive
stronger
homozygous
An organism with one dominant and one recessive gene for a given trait
homozygous
heterozygous
phenotype
genotype
An inherited characteristic is also known as a
trait
gene
chromosomes
DNA
An individual that does not exhibit a trait but can pass it on to their children
carrier
dominant
recessive
genotype
A plant that fertilizes another plant of the same species
cross pollinating
self pollinating
double pollinating
single pollinating
A change in the DNA
change
mutation
difference
probability
Who studied pea plants to see how traits are passed from parents to offspring and is known as “The Father of Genetics”?
Gregor Mendel
Justin Bieber
Robert C. Punnett
Robert Hooke
Which sex chromosomes do females have?
XX
XY
YY
Which sex chromosomes do males have?
XX
XY
YY
Using the letters (T) for tongue rolling, or (t) for non-roller. Tongue rolling is dominant over non- rolling.
What is the genotype of a heterozygous individual?
Tt
tt
TT
Using the letters (T) for tongue rolling, or (t) for non-roller. Tongue rolling is dominant over non- rolling.
What are the 2 possibilities for genotypes of homozygous individuals?
TT, tt
Tt, TT
Tt, Tt
Tt, tt
Using the letters (T) for tongue rolling, or (t) for non-roller. Tongue rolling is dominant over non- rolling
What would the phenotype be for the heterozygous (different) individual?
Tt
Roller
Non-Roller
tt
Using the letters (T) for tongue rolling, or (t) for non-roller. Tongue rolling is dominant over non- rolling.
What would the phenotype be for tt?
roller
non roller
Both
Tt
Does dominant always show up in alleles
Yes
No
What is a punnett squares?
When sperm and eggs join in producing
Is a chart that shows all the possible combinations of alleles that can result from a genetic cross
Physical characteristics from the parents offspring
