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What is the genotype of Individual 4? ( see diagram below)
• 1) heterozygous.
• 2) insufficient data to determine the condition
• 3) homozygous
What is the genotype of Individual 7?
• 1) insufficient data to determine the condition
• 2) heterozygous
• 3) homozygous
Use this information to answer the following question
Three babies were mixed up when hospital aides gave them to the wrong parents. To correct the situation and return the offspring to their rightful parents, the blood types of both parents and babies were taken. The results are recorded below.
Parents Blood Type
Baby Blood Type
A and B
1
B
B and O
2
A
AB and B
3
AB
Baby 2 later married Baby 3. What is the possibility that their first child will have type A blood?
O 1) 25%
• 2) 50%
O 3) 75%
• 4) 0%
The technology of transferring a gene from a bacterium into a plant is based on the principal that
O 1) all genes have the same basic chemical components
• 2) the phenotype of an organism is not altered when one gene is exchanged for another
• 3) the genotypes of the bacterium and green plant are the same
4) all genes carry the same genetic information
Use the following additional information to answer the next question.
A plant heterogeneous for both traits was crossed with a plant homozygous recessive for both traits. What percentage of the offspring produced would be expected to display at least one of the dominant traits?
O 1} 50%
O 2) 75%
• 3) 100%
• 4) 25%
In the type of albinism describes above, because melanin production is controlled by an autosomal gene, it is expected that
• 1) albinism will occur more frequently among males than females
• 2) males will inherit albinism from their mother
• 3) males will develop albinism as they mature
• 4) albinism will occur with equal frequencies among males and females
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The technology of transferring a gene from a bacterium into a plant is based on the principal that
1) all genes have the same basic chemical components
2) the phenotype of an organism is not altered when one gene is exchanged for another
3) the genotypes of the bacterium and green plant are the same
4) all genes carry the same genetic information
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What is the genotype of Individual 4? ( see diagram below)
• 1) heterozygous.
• 2) insufficient data to determine the condition
• 3) homozygous
What is the genotype of Individual 7?
• 1) insufficient data to determine the condition
• 2) heterozygous
• 3) homozygous
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Use the following additional information to answer the next question.
A plant heterogeneous for both traits was crossed with a plant homozygous recessive for both traits. What percentage of the offspring produced would be expected to display at least one of the dominant traits?
1} 50%
2) 75%
3) 100%
4) 25%
75%
In the type of albinism describes above, because melanin production is controlled by an autosomal gene, it is expected that
• 1) albinism will occur more frequently among males than females
• 2) males will inherit albinism from their mother
• 3) males will develop albinism as they mature
• 4) albinism will occur with equal frequencies among males and females
(4) is correct.
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When organisms look alike are they always twins?
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Yes when organisms look alike they are always twins. You can tell because their major features will be identical.
No when organisms look alike they are not always twins. You need to look at their DNA sequence to determine if they are twins or not.
Yes, when organisms look alike they are always twins. You done even need to look alike and still be a twin. This happens often with the use of fertility drugs.
No when organisms look alike they are not always twins. Even if you look at their DNA sequence to determine this it may not be conclusive.
How can you identify twins?
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a)
look the same
b)
DNA fingerprints match
c)
same parents
d)
fingerprints match
Which codon controlled eye colour?
Question options:
a)
Condon 2 - bands 2 to 4
b)
Condon 6 - bands 16-18
c)
Condon 3 - bands 7 to 9
d)
Condon 1 - bands 1 to 3
Which codon controlled skin colour?
Question options:
Condon 1 - bands 1 to 3
Condon 2 - bands 2 to 4
Condon 3 - bands 7 to 9
Condon 6 - bands 16-18
Which codon controlled spots?
Question options:
a)
Condon 2 - bands 2 to 4
b)
Condon 1 - bands 1 to 3
c)
Condon 6 - bands 16-18
d)
Condon 3 - bands 7 to 9
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What generalization can be made about the number of times an event must occur to get the actual results near the predicted values, or exactly as predicted?
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The generalization is that the less the number of times an event occurs, the closer the actual results will come to the predicted results.
The generalization is that the greater the number of times an event occurs,has no impact to the predicted results.
The generalization is that the greater the number of times an event occurs, the closer the actual results will come to the predicted results.
The generalization is that the greater the number of times an event occurs, the further the actual results will be to the predicted results.
Theoretically, if you toss two coins together forty-eight times, how many times should you get (show work)
a. two heads
b. a head and a tail
c. two tails
The product rule states
Question options:
that the probability of two independent events occurring simultaneously is equal to the product of them occurring separately
if two outcomes are independent, the probability that both will not occur is their product
if two outcomes are dependent, the probability that both will occur is their product
that the probability of two independent events occurring simultaneously is not equal to the product of them occurring separately
Which of the following statements does not represent the general rule for determining the probability of inheriting two specific traits at the same time?
Question 17 options:
Treat Di-hybrid crosses as if they were monohybrid crosses. Multiply the chances of the two events occurring independently to determine the chance of them occurring together.
You can find out the probability of inheriting two traits by finding out the probability of each one individually then multiplying them together.
The multiplication rule states that if two outcomes are independent (not linked), the probability that both will occur is their product. P(AB)=P(A)×P(B)
All the above statements are accurate.
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An infection which results in the inflammation and blockage of the vas deferens could prevent the
Question 2 options:
1)
ejaculation of sperm
2)
passing of urine
3)
ejaculation of prostate secretion
4)
production of viable sperm
The pathway followed by the sperm on the way to the egg is
Question options:
1)
seminiferous tubules  vas deferens seminal vesicles urethra vagina
2)
seminferous tubules vas deferens urethra vagina Fallopian tube
3)
seminiferous tubules seminal vesicles urethra Fallopian tube vagina
4)
seminiferous tubules vas deferens Cowper's gland urethra Fallopian tube
Some structures of the male reproductive system are the
urethra
seminiferous
epididymis
vas deferens
What is the sequence of structures through which sperm pass during ejaculation?
Question options:
1)
3 - 2 - 4 - 1
2)
2 - 4 - 3 - 1
3)
3 - 4 - 2 - 1
4)
2 - 3 - 4 - 1
Two functions of glandular secretions in semen are
Question options:
1)
to provide the sperm with enough momentum to penetrate the egg. and to provide nourishment for the developing embryo.
2)
to provide the sperm with nourishment and to prodvide chemical protection against secretions of the female reproductive tract
3)
to provide the sperm with a means of motility and to provide nourishment for the developing embryo
4)
to provide the sperm with energy to penetrate the egg, and to insulate the sperm from high temperature in the uterus.
What is one thing that happens in menopause?
Question 14 options:
1)
ovarian production of estrogen and progesterone decreases
2)
the uterine lining is built up due to reduced progesterone levels.
3)
the uterine lining is shed due to increased progesterone levels.
4)
ovarian production of estrogen and progesterone increases.
If fertilization of the ovum fails to occur, the corpus luteum will
Question options:
1)
form from the follicle and begin to secrete FSH
2)
degenerate, accompanied by a drop in progesterone levels
3)
degenerate, accompanied by an increase in estrogen levels
4)
form from the follicle and begin to secrete LH
The human embryo lives in an aqueous medium within the
Question 21 options:
1)
allantois
A functional corpus luteum should be found on the ______ day of a woman's menstrual cycle.
Question 24 options:
1)
1st
2)
20th
3)
10th
4)
5th
2)
amnion
3)
chorion
4)
placenta
Use the following information to answer the next question.
If a menopausal woman takes hormone replacement therapy, the levels of her FSH and LH will
Question 48 options:
1)
rise as estrogen and progesterone levels stimulate the production of FSH
2)
not be affected because her ovaries no longer respond to estrogen
3)
drop because of the negative-feedback effect of progesterone and estrogen
4)
cause the ovary to produce eggs, and the woman will again be fertile
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1. When a 1.5 volt electric current was applied to a person’s tongue, the person sensed a strong taste. When the electric current was removed, the taste disappeared. The electric current apparently...
A. Caused depolarization by directly stimulating olfactory centers in the brain
B. Opened potassium gates in the neuron allowing depolarizing
C. Stimulated motor impulse transmission
D. Reached the threshold potential of sensory cells
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