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What are the differences between DNA and RNA? Mark all that apply 1

A They have different sugars

B They have different phosphate groups

C DNA is double stranded and RNA is single stranded D Uracil is found only in DNA

If tall is dominant to short pea plants, cross the F1 generation and give the genotypic and phenotypic ratios.

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A GR: 4:0 PR: 0:4:0 B GR: 0:4:0 PR: 4:0 C GR: 1:2:1 PR: 3:1 D GR: 3:1 PR: 1:2:1

Many scientists had some impact on the current theory of evolution - mark all of the ones below that had some contribution

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A Darwin B Lemarck C Malthus D Mendell E Lyell F Franklin

The enzyme used to cut DNA to create fragments for a DNA fingerprint is called ligase. 4

A True B False

When a restriction enzyme cuts DNA from a plasmid and a gene and the desired gene is inserted into the plasmid the resultant is known as recombinant DNA.

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A True B False

How will you treat a pink streptobacillus infection? 6

A Penicillin B vaccines C tetracycline

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Mark all that are true 7

A This is a karyotype B This is a female C This is a male D No genetic disorders

Name the product(s) of translation. Mark all that apply 8

A messenger RNA B Proteins

C amino acid chain D polypeptide chain

The Law of independent assortment explains that only one allele will come from one parent for each trait.

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A True B False

An organ that has similar function in different organisms but has different internal structure is known as

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A a homologous structure B an analogous structure C a vestigial structure D both b and c

What can you tell from the gel picture? Mark all that apply 11

A suspect one is not guilty B suspect 2 is guilty C the victim is guilty

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How do bacteria reproduce? Mark all that apply 12

A asexual: conjugation B sexual: conjugation C asexual : binary fission D sexual: binary fission E asexual: mitosis F sexual: pollination

Which of the following are true in regards to viruses? 13

A they are non-living

B the lytic cycle takes over the cell to make it burst quickly C the lytic cycle inserts its DNA into the host's DNA D Vaccines are used to treat viral infections E Antibiotics are used to treat viral infections F you cannot treat a viral infection

Mark all that are true in regards to RNA 14

A mRNA is made in the nucleus B tRNA makes amino acids C mRNA is double stranded D rRNA is also the ribosome

E the A and P sites are found in rRNA

F amino acids are added to a polypeptide chain at the ribosome

A parent has B blood type and the other parent has AB blood. What are the chances of them having a child with A blood?

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A 0% B 25% C 50%

D a and b can be correct E a and c can be correct

Calculate the frequency of carriers of cystic fibrosis in a population in North America -where one in every 25,000 people have this disease.

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DNA is negatively charged and the smallest fragments will move the furthest down a gel. 17

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Put the following levels of taxonomy in the correct order from the largest group to the smallest.

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A class B family C genus D kingdom E order F phylum G species

DNA: AGGTACTTCAAAAACCGACCGATC

What is the complimentary strand? How many amino acids are coded for in this protein? 19

A UCCAUGAAGUUUUUGGCUGGCUAG; 8 B TGGATCAACTTTTTCCGTCCGTAC; 8 C TCCATGAAGTTTTTGGCTGGCTAG; 6 D TCCATGAAGTTTTTGGCTGGCTAG; 8

A woman whose dad was a hemophiliac marries a man who does not have hemophilia. What is the likelihood of their child having hemophilia? mark all that apply

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A girl 0% chance of having it but could be a carrier B boy 0% chance of having it but could be a carrier

C girl 50% chance of having it 50% chance of being a carrier D boy 50% chance of having it 50% chance of being a carrier E boy 50% chance of having it 0% chance of being a carrier F 50% chance of having it does not matter the sex of the child

For a population to be in H-W equilibrium- what must be true? Mark all that apply 21

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Use the cladogram to the right- which of the animals have amniotic eggs? Mark all that apply

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A amphibians B rabbits C dinosaurs D crocodiles E birds

Which of the following are true about fungi? mark all that apply 23

A cell wall made of cellulose B decomposers

C are used to make vaccines D are external heterotrophs

What type of genetic trait is shown in this pedigree?(mark all that apply) 24

A Autosomal B Sex-linked C recessive D dominant

Human blood type is an example of what type of genetic traits? (mark all that apply) 25

A multiple alleles B co dominant traits C polygenetic traits D sex-linked traits

Methionine is the only amino acid that is allowed to go to P site before it bonds with any other amino acid.

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A codon is 4 nucleotides of mRNA. 27

A True B False

Cross a heterozygous tall, heterozygous yellow kernel corn plant with a short, heterozygous yellow kernel corn plant. How many will be tall and yellow?

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What type of selection is shown by the graph below? 29

A directional B stabilizing C disruptive

D selects for most common trait

Acer rubrum is also known as a Red maple tree. "Acer" is the 30

A genus name B species name C family name D order name

Put the following in order from largest to smallest! 31

A cell B organ C system D tissue

Which of the following are functions of the circulatory system? (mark all that apply) 32

A bring oxygen to cells

B take metabolic waste to the kidney C take nutrients to all cells

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