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Science 3

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 25mins

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Class
Date
1.

Dominant are always taken over by Recessive

True/False.

If false select correct sentence

a)

False

Recessive are always taken over by Other recessive

b)

False

Recessive are always taken over by Dominant

c)

True

d)

False

Dominant are always taken over by Other Dominant

2.

What is the meaning of Recessive?

a)

Traits that may show up if present, but will be covered up by a other Recessive

b)

Traits that may not show up if present, but will be covered up by a dominant trait

c)

Traits that may show up if present, but will be covered up by a trait

d)

Traits that may show up if present, but will be covered up by a dominant trait

3.

Which one is a Punnett Squares?

a)
b)
c)
d)
4.

who was Gregor Mendel?

a)

was a monk who lived in Austria and did his work in the mid 1800s. He studied pea plants because they were easy, inexpensive, and created a number of offspring each year to study.

b)

was a monk who lived in Germany and did his work in the mid 1800s. He studied bananas because they were easy, inexpensive, and created a number of offspring each year to study.

c)

was a monk who lived in Austria and did his work in the mid 1800s. He studied pea plants because they delicious and easy to cook and he made offspring

d)
5.

what is Homogeneous?

a)

The prefix homo means “same.” An individual who is homogeneous has two genes that are the same—BB or bb.

b)

The prefix homo means “different.” An individual who is homogeneous has two genes that are different—Bb.

c)

The prefix hetero means “Codamince.” An individual who is heterogeneous has one that are different—Bb.

d)

The prefix Generous means “different.” An individual who is heterogeneous has two genes that are different—Bb.

6.

The prefix hetero means “ (a)   .” An individual who is heterogeneous has two genes that are different—Bb.

7.

You would identify the genotype of an individual who is Bb as “ (a)   ,”

8.

the genotype of an individual who is BB as “ (a)   ,”

9.

If R represents round seeds and r represents wrinkled seeds, how would you describe a plant that has the phenotype of Rr?

a)

Codominance round seed.

b)

homogenous round seed.

c)

Heterogeneous round seed.

d)

Rr

10.

If T represents a tall pea plant stem and t represents a short pea plant stem, what genotype would represent the homogeneous recessive trait?

a)

Rt

b)

rr

c)

tt

d)

Tr

11.

If P represents a purple pea flower and p represents a white pea flower, what genotype would represent a heterogeneous purple flower?

a)

homogenous heterogeneous PP

b)

heterogeneous pp

c)

Pp

d)

PP

12.

Select the correct Punnett Square.

a)
b)
c)
d)
13.

Select the correct Punnett Square.

a)
b)
c)
d)
14.

 

Chole and carl have eight children—all boys. They are expecting again and really want a girl. What are their chances of having a girl?

a)

8/8 or 100%

b)

2/8 or 25%

c)

1/8 or 12.5%

d)

4/8 or 50%

15.

What is the meaning of Codominance?

a)

Occurs when two traits are dominant at the Different Time. (Example: If someone has an A and b in their blood type, then they will have Ab blood since both are codominant.)

b)

Occurs when two traits are Recessive at the same time. (Example: If someone has an A and b in their blood type, then they will have Ab blood since both are codominant.)

c)

Occurs when two traits are dominant at the same time. (Example: If someone has an A and B in their blood type, then they will have AB blood since both are codominant.)

d)

Occurs when two traits are heterogenous at the same time. (Example: If someone has an A and b in their blood type, then they will have Ab blood since both are codominant.)