WorksheetsGenetics
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 28mins
Identify the law:
TT x tt
Dominance
Segregation
Independant assortment
Identify the law:
Tt x Tt
Dominance
Segregation
Indeoendent assortment
Identify this law:
RrTt x RrTt
Dominance
Segregation
Independent assortment
an individual of a monohybrid cross
Tt
AaBb
t
AB,Ab,aB,ab
an individual of a dihybrid cross
Tt
AaBb
t
AB,Ab,aB,ab
a gamete of a monohybrid cross
Tt
AaBb
t
AB,Ab,aB,ab
a gamete of a dihybrid cross
Tt
AaBb
t
AB,Ab,aB,ab
Gregor Mendel used pea plants to study ___
inheritance of traits
agriculture
how cells come together
evolution
Mendel used plants he produced by
self-pollination.
Hint:(he pollinated the plantshimself)
These plants were ___
true breeding
inbreeding
selective breeding
plants
When Mendal croosed true breeding tall plants with
true breeding short plants all the
plant offspring were tall because
the allele for tall is dominant
the allele for short is dominant
the tall allele is given to the offspring by the father
becaus e of the weather it grew in
When Mendel crossed both true breeding plants,
the offspring were the ____ generation
F1
F4
G8
G1
If a cross produces 3 tall and 1 short plant,
then what is the genotype of the parent plants?
heterozygous Tt xTt
Homozygous Tt xTt
Heterozygeous TT x tt
homozygous TT xtt
Unit of inheritance that is responsible for a
character or trait.
gene
allele
chromosome
DNA
Allele that is fully expressed in an organism’s
appearance is called
dominant allele
allele
gene
genotype
The genetic makeup of an organism is called
genotype
gene
allele
phenotype
The physical characteristics of an organism are called
phenotype
genotype
gene
allele
Term used to refer to an organism that has two
identical alleles for a particular trait
homozygous
heterozygous
gamate
phenotype
Which of the following is a possible abbreviation
for the genotype of an individual for a monohybrid trait?
tall
TR
Tt
Tr
Which of the following is a possible abbreviation for
the genotype of an individual for a dihybrid trait?
TTGG
TT
TG
Tg
Which of the following is a possible abbreviation for
the genotype of a gamete for a monohybrid trait?
Tg
TT
T
TTGG
Which of the following is a possible abbreviation for
the genotype of a gamete for a dihybrid trait?
RG
RR
TTGG
rr
In the P generation, a pure tall plant is crossed with a short plant
The probability that an F2 plant will be tall is
50%
75%
25%
40%
In a cross between TT x Tt, where T is tall and t is short,
which of the following is true about the offspring
resulting from the cross?
all are expected to be tall
all are expected to be short
about half are expected to be tall
about half are expected to be short
A Punnett square shows all of the following EXCEPT
the actual results of a genetic cross
the genotypes of the offspring
the alleles in the gametes of each parent
all possible results of a genetic cross
F1 offspring are crossed to produce F2 offspring with a
3 to 1 ratio of dominant to recessive.
This illustrates which Law?
segregation
dominant
independent assortment
During gamete formation genes for different traits separate
without influencing each other’s inheritance.
This illustrates which Law?
indepentent assortment
segregation
dominant
B = black b = brown T = tall t = short
What gametes would be produced by a heterozygous black, short individual?
Bt
bt
BB
BT
B = black b = brown T = tall t = short
How many types of gametes would be produced by an individual that is heterozygous black and short?
2
4
5
13
B = black b = brown T = tall t = short
What is the phenotype ratio of a cross between two heterozygous black, heterozygous tall individuals?
9:3:3:1
9:3:3:2
3:7:6:1
Which cross would best illustrate Mendel’s
Law of Dominance?
TT x tt
TrRr x TrRr
Tt x Tt
Which cross would best illustrate the
Law of Independent Assortment?
TrRr x TtRr
Tt x Tt
TT x tt
The crossing of an organism, with an unknown genotype, to a homozygous recessive organism (tester).
hint: key words
test cross
incomplete
codominance
multiple alleles
A (a) determines whether a particular characteristic is
homozygous dominant or heterozygous.
Each trait contributes and the phenotype is an intermediate between the dominant and recessive. Example: R- red W-white RW pink
incomplete
test cross
antibody
polygenic
BOTH alleles are expressed at the same time. The heterozygous phenotype shows BOTH of the 2 homozygous phenotypes
example: blood types
comdominance
antigen
selective breeding
polyploid
More than 2 alleles examples are blood type and rabbit color
multiple alleles
transgenic
plasmid
antigen
A factor on the blood cell is an (A, B, A and B, or none)
antigen
antibody
polygenic
pleiotrophy
recognize and target cells with antigens for destruction
antibody
antigen
hybridization
genetic c engineering
several genes control one trait. Examples: skin color
polygenic
polyploidy
recombinant DNA
pleiotropy
one gene affects many traits. Examples: sickle cell
pleiotropy
selective breeding
polygenic
plasmid
Takes advantage of naturally occurring genetic variation to pass desired traits to he next generation
selective breeding
inbreeding
transgenic
codominance
dissimilar plants/animals are crossed to improve offspring
(best of both)
hybridization
selective breeding
inbreeding
genetic engineering
similar plants/animals are crossed to keep or improve traits
inbreeding
selective breeding
polygenic
antigen
double, triple # of chromosomes. Fatal in animals Plants are often larger
polyploidy
polygenic
pleiotropy
plasmid
Making changes in DNA code
genetic engineering
test cross
recombinant DNA
transgenic
circular DNA found in bacteria that can produce recombinant DNA by inserting other genes into them.
plasmid
recombinant DNA
polyploidy
pleiotropy
two different types of DNA combined together
recombinant DNA
hybridization
selective breeding
multiple alleles
Organisms – genes from one species are placed into another species.
Example: plasmid, soybean, corn
transgenic
antibody
recombinant DNA
codominance
Why is mitochondrial DNA passed to children by their mothers?
there is not enough in the egg
its not in the dna
ther is no mitochondria in that part of the sperm that enters the egg
because it doesnt fir
Explain nondisjunction and describe at least two diseases caused by nondisjuction.
Failure of the chromosomes to separate properly during meiosis. Examples: Down, Kleinfelter, Turner
Failure of the chromosomes to cross properly during meiosis. Examples: Down, Kleinfelter, Turner
Failure of the chromosomes to connect properly during meiosis. Examples: Down, Kleinfelter, Turner
Failure of the chromosomes to transform properly during meiosis. Examples: Down, Kleinfelter, Turner
Explain why it is more likely that a male would have red-green color blindness than a female.
Sex-linked disorder. Passed from mother to son
Sex-linked disorder. Passed from father to daughter
genetic disorder. passed from mother to son
genetic diorder passed from father to daughter
Explain using a specific example how environmental factors could cause or alter the expression of a multifactorial genetic disorder.
Diabetes Type II is may be controlled with diet and exercise. Not type I
cancer Type II is may be controlled with diet and exercise. Not type I
alzimers Type II is may be controlled with diet and exercise. Not type I
Person’s with Turner syndrome are female and with Kleinfelter are male. Why?
turner syndrome - the person has 1 X chromosome + is female
Turner syndrome - the person has 1 X chromosome + is male
Kleinfelter - the person is male because they have a Y chromosome
Kleinfelter - the person is male because they have an X chromosome
