WorksheetsBiology Term 2 Periodic 1
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 17mins
A scientist crossed pea plants that were purebred for green pods with pea plants that were purebred for yellow pods. The allele for green pods is dominant over the allele for yellow pods. The scientist then crossed the members of the F1 generation and obtained the F2 generation.
According to Mendel's principle of dominance, what would the phenotypic ratio of green pods to yellow pods be in the F2 generation?
1:2
3:1
1:1
1:4
A child has sickle cell anemia. Both of his parents do not have sickle cell anemia. H^A codes for the normal form of hemoglobin and H^S codes for the abnormal form of hemoglobin.
What is the change in the genetic material of a red blood cell causing the production of an abnormal form of hemoglobin called?
dominance
mutation
infection
recessive
A child has sickle cell anemia. Both of his parents do not have sickle cell anemia. H^A codes for the normal form of hemoglobin and H^S codes for the abnormal form of hemoglobin.
Individuals who have one copy of the H^S allele have ______________________ and are also less susceptible to malaria.
sickle cell blood cells
healthy red blood cells
mutated blood cells
recessive blood cells
Which kingdom includes organisms that have no defined nuclei and lack membrane-enclosed organelles?
Protoctista
Fungi
Animalia
Prokaryote
The options below show the scientific names of several animals using the binomial system. Which two animals are the most closely related?
Panthera leo & Panthera tigris
Panthera leo & Canis lupus
Bos gaurus & Pavo cristatus
Canis lupus & Pavos Cristatus
What is true about a human nerve cell?
It has 46 pairs of homologous chromosomes
It has 23 pairs of homologous chromosomes
It has 23 chromosomes in its nucleus
It is referred to as haploid.
Which of the following factors does not limit the rate of bacterial growth?
unsuitable pH
unsuitable temperature
lack of water
abundance of sugar
What do we call this process that occurs in a nucleus of a cell?
implantation
chromosome duplication
crossing over
gene expression
Fruit Flies can have short wings or long wings. A homozygous long-winged fruit fly mated with a homozygous short-winged fruit fly. The allele for long wings is denoted by L, and the allele for short wings is l.
Is the allele for long wings dominant or recessive?
dominant
recessive
Fruit Flies can have short wings or long wings. A homozygous long-winged fruit fly (A) mated with a homozygous short-winged fruit fly(B). The allele for long wings is denoted by L, and the allele for short wings is l.
The genotype for fly A is ______ and the genotype for B is________?
LL, ll
LL, Ll
Ll, Ll
LL, LL
is a type of point mutation where just a single nucleotide is changed. This type of mutation causes no change in the protein that is produced.
Normal: AUG GCC TGC
met ala cys
Mutation: AUG GCT TGC
met ala cys
silent mutation
missense mutation
frameshift (deletion) mutation
frameshift (insertion) mutation
A missense mutation is a mistake in the DNA which results in the wrong amino acid being incorporated into a protein because of change, that single DNA sequence change, results in a different amino acid codon which the ribosome recognizes.
Normal: AUG GCC TGC AAA CGC TGG
met ala cys lys arg trp
Mutation: AUG GCC GGC AAA CGC TGG
met ala arg lys arg trp
silent mutation
missense mutation
frameshift (deletion) mutation
frameshift ( insertion) mutation
The characteristic of a living organism, in which organisms can change their position and location.
excretion
sensitivity
movement
nutrition
The characteristic of a living organism, in which organisms typically increase in size and mass.
sensitivity
growth
nutrition
reproduction
The characteristic of a living organism, in which organisms can produce new individuals that are similar to or identical to themselves.
nutrition
movement
respiration
reproduction
The characteristic of living organisms, in which organisms must get rid of wastes to avoid the buildup of toxic substances in their bodies.
growth
sensitivity
excretion
reproduction
Living organisms respond to changes in their internal and external environments.
respiration
excretion
nutrition
sensitivity
The following describes what happens with ______________.
-Maintains the original chromosome number.
-produces diploid cells
mitosis
meiosis
DNA Replication
Translation
The following characteristic represent the process of ______________.
-takes place in the reproductive organs only
-produces haploid cells
-comprises two divisions
mitosis
meiosis
translation
transpiration
What is the mode of respiration of bacteria described in the following case:
Bacteria require oxygen for respiration.
obligate anaerobes
aerobic respiration
facultative ananerobes
anaerobic respiration
What is the mode of respiration of bacteria described in the following case:
Bacteria respire without oxygen or else they would not survive.
obligate anaerobes
aerobic respiration
facultative anaerobes
anaerobic respiration
What is the mode of respiration of bacteria described in the following case:
Bacteria respire with or without oxygen.
obligate anaerobes
aerobic respiration
facultative anaerobes
anaerobic respiration
What process is represented in the image?
meiosis
mitosis
translation
DNA replication
A tall homozygous organism was mated with a short homozygous organism. All of the resulting offspring were medium in height. What can be concluded about the alleles coding for tall and short height?
the short allele is dominant over the tall allele
the tall allele is dominant over the short allele
the alleles interact by incomplete dominance
the two alleles are Y-linked
Which organelle is responsible for the process of translation?
mitochondria
ribosome
lysosome
meiosis
During DNA duplication, also called DNA ______________, an identical copy of each chromosome is produced, and each chromosome becomes a pair of two identical strands, each now called a ______________ joined together near their centers by the _______________.
replication, chromatid, centromere
translation, chromatin, centrosome
replication, chromatin, centrosome
translation, chromatic, centrosome
Which of the following is not a reason why Mendel used pea plants in his experiments?
they are easy to maintain
they have long life cycles
they are easy to grow
they are able to produce hundreds of offspring in each generation
The following shows a fragment of a DNA strand.
G A A G G T T G A
How many amino acids are coded by this strand?
three
four
two
one
What is the correct order of the taxons from highest to lowest?
order, genus, species, phylum, kingdom
genus, species, phylum, kingdom, order
kingdom, phylum, species, genus, order
phylum, species, genus, order, kingdom
Viruses are made up of a ______________ core wrapped in a protein coat.
nucleic acid
capsomeres
capsid
nucleus
The protein coat, called a _______________ is made up of regularly packed protein units called _____________.
nucleic acid, amino acid
capsomeres, nucleic acid
capsid, capsomeres
nucleus, amino acid
Viruses are not living cells as they all lack a ____________, a cytoplasm, and other cell organelles.
capsomeres
capsid
amino acid
nucleus
For any species, a characteristic that changes gradually over a range of values shows ____________ variation.
Ex: height and weight
exchange
continuous
discontinuous
proportional
Characteristic of any species with only a limited number of possible values shows ______________ variation.
Examples: Blood group
eye color
discontinuous
continuous
exchange
proportional
