WorksheetsGenetics quiz
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
The genetic makeup of an organism
phenotype
genotype
allele
An alternative form a gene (one member of a pair) that is located on a chromosome
genotype
phenotype
allele
the expression of a trait that occurs when the dominant form of the allele is absent
Recessive
Dominant
Phenotype
The physical expression of an organism's genetic make-up
Genotype
Phenotype
Gene
A short segment of DNA, that tell the body how to build a protein, and codes for a specific physical trait.
allele
genotype
gene
a trait that is determined by an allele found only on the sex chromosomes (XX or XY).
Incomplete dominance
Sex Linked
Codominance
a trait where the dominant allele does NOT completely express itself. It shows a BLEND
Sex Linked
Codominance
Incomplete Dominance
A trait where the heterozygous genotype produces characteristics of both alleles----a sharing of dominance between two alleles.
codominance
incomplete dominance
sex linked
What process does this figure show?
protein synthesis
replication of DNA
crossing over
Mitosis
The observable expression of an allele pair is called a _______.
recessive gene
genotype
monohybrid cross
phenotype
The process by which haploid gametes combine is called _______.
interphase
fertilization
genetic variation
synapsis
Crossing over results in ______.
the removal of genotypes from a zygote.
less genetic variation
fewer combinations of genes
greater genetic variation
Down syndrome results from a(n) ______ chromosome.
enlarged
missing
extra
weak
Which statement is NOT true of carriers
they can pass a gene for a recessive disorder
they are heterozygous for a recessive disorder
they express the recessive trait
they have one dominant allele.
In a pedigree, how can you tell which family members are carriers
the shape is half shaded.
the shape is entirely the shaded.
the shape is not shaded at all.
This punnett square shows incomplete dominance in snap dragons. What do the Rr alleles represent?
heterozygous traits
homozygous recessive traits
homozygous dominant traits
What does the TT represent in this Punnett square?
a genotype consisting of two dominant alleles
a heterzygous trait
a single allele
a genotype consisting of two recessive alleles
an individual who is heterozygous for a recessive disorder
recessive
carrier
pedigree
autosome
Human blood groups are determined by
the removal of all alleles
single alleles
chromosome inactivation
multiple alleles
