Genetic Condition Quiz

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Genetic Condition QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on genetic conditions and karyotypes with this fun quiz! by Laboteka Homeschool 1 What is the illustration above called? a B. genome. b D. pedigree. c C. karyotype. d A. gene pool. 2 What condition does the illustration demonstrate? (Select all that apply) a D. gene mutation b A. inversion c B. aneuploidy d E. monosomy 3 What does trisomy refer to? a An extra chromosome in a pair. b Two extra chromosomes. c A missing chromosome. d A normal chromosome count. 4 What is the condition of the person illustrated? a A. Turner syndrome. b B. monosomy 21. c D. trisomy X. d C. Down syndrome. 5 Which condition is characterized by having only one X chromosome? a D. trisomy X. b B. monosomy 21. c C. Down syndrome. d A. Turner syndrome. 6 What does polyploidy mean? a Having more than two complete sets of chromosomes. b Having one less chromosome. c Having one extra chromosome. d Normal chromosome count. 7 Which condition is associated with an extra chromosome 21? a B. monosomy 21. b C. Down syndrome. c D. trisomy X. d A. Turner syndrome. 8 What is aneuploidy? a Normal chromosome count. b One missing chromosome. c Two extra chromosomes. d An abnormal number of chromosomes. 9 What does monosomy refer to? a Having two chromosomes from a pair. b Having an extra chromosome. c Having only one chromosome from a pair. d Normal chromosome count. 10 Which of the following is a type of gene mutation? a C. trisomy b D. gene mutation. c B. aneuploidy d A. inversion 11 What may happen if a mutation occurs in somatic cells? a A or C b It will affect every cell in the new individual. c It may kill the cell. d It may have no effect. 12 What controls cellular differentiation in a developing zygote? a Homeotic genes. b Germ genes. c Morphogenesis genes. d Mutagen genes. 13 Can a genetic equilibrium exist naturally in a population? a No, it will not occur unless there is nonrandom mating. b It is unlikely unless the population lives in isolation. c Yes, it occurs all the time. d It occurs only if the population is very small. 14 If four isolated mice are studied, will they show the Hardy-Weinberg principle? a Yes, because they are a natural population. b Yes, since the population was small and isolated. c No, because they are too large. d No, because the mice would not be in a genetic equilibrium. 15 What is a possible effect of a mutation in somatic cells? a A or C b It may have no effect. c It will affect every cell in the new individual. d It may kill the cell. 16 Which genes are responsible for controlling cell specialization? a Germ genes. b Morphogenesis genes. c Mutagen genes. d Homeotic genes. 17 What is required for genetic equilibrium to occur? a Isolation of the population. b Large population size. c High mutation rate. d Random mating. 18 What happens to a cell if a mutation is lethal? a It may kill the cell. b It will enhance cell function. c It may have no effect. d It will affect every cell in the new individual. 19 Which of the following is NOT a type of gene involved in differentiation? a Homeotic genes. b Morphogenesis genes. c Germ genes. d Mutagen genes. 20 What is a condition for Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium? a Nonrandom mating. b No mutations. c High mutation rate. d Large population size.

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Genetic Condition QuizOnline version

by Laboteka Homeschool

What is the illustration above called?

What condition does the illustration demonstrate? (Select all that apply)

What does trisomy refer to?

What is the condition of the person illustrated?

Which condition is characterized by having only one X chromosome?

What does polyploidy mean?

Which condition is associated with an extra chromosome 21?

What is aneuploidy?

What does monosomy refer to?

Which of the following is a type of gene mutation?

What may happen if a mutation occurs in somatic cells?

What controls cellular differentiation in a developing zygote?

Can a genetic equilibrium exist naturally in a population?

If four isolated mice are studied, will they show the Hardy-Weinberg principle?

What is a possible effect of a mutation in somatic cells?

Which genes are responsible for controlling cell specialization?

What is required for genetic equilibrium to occur?

What happens to a cell if a mutation is lethal?

Which of the following is NOT a type of gene involved in differentiation?

What is a condition for Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium?