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Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 5mins
What are traits?
The characteristics that make you the same as everyone else.
The noncharacteristics that make you look similar than others.
The characteristics that make you unique such as hair color or height.
What's a phenotype?
It's how traits dissapear or are not expressed in an organism.
It's how traits appear or are expressed in an organism.
It's how eye colors are the same in every human.
What's heredity?
It's how offspring don't receive particular traits from parents.
It's the passing of particular traits from offspring to parent.
It's the passing of particular traits from parents to offspring.
What's the meaning of genetics?
It's the study of how hair color is passed from parent to offspring.
It's the study of how knowledge is passed from offspring to parent.
It's the study of how traits are passed from parent to offspring.
What's the name of the father of genetics?
Gregor Mendel.
Robert Hooke.
Charles Darwin.
Galilleo Galilei.
According to Mendel, what happens when a true-breeding plant pollinates itself?
It produces a parent with traits that match the offspring.
It produces an offspring with traits that match the parent.
It produces an offspring with traits that match another offspring.
What's cross pollinating in plants?
It's when one plant pollinates another.
It's when two plants don't pollinate another.
It's when one plant pollinates itself.
What are offspring?
Children or the next generation.
Acquired traits.
Inherited traits.
Which is true about inherited traits?
They are learned.
They are genetic.
They are imaginary.
What did Gregor Mendel experiment on?
Apple trees.
Pea plants.
Watermelon plants.
Pineapple plants.
What's a true-breeding plant?
It's when a cross-fertilized plant produces offspring with different traits.
It's when a self-fertilized plant produces offspring with the same traits.
It's when a self-fertilized plant produces offspring with different traits.
