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Froggy Jumps S7E3 GameOnline version Genes, traits, and inheritance basics. by Cierra Smith 1 What is DNA's basic purpose in a cell? a Produce energy b Store genetic information c Regulate water balance 2 Which term describes an organism's visible traits? a Phenotype b Genotype c Allele 3 Which term describes the genetic makeup of an organism? a Genotype b Phenotype c Chromosome 4 Which is a purebred organism for a trait? a Polyzygous b Heterozygous c Homozygous 5 What do we call a gene version for a trait? a Allele b Chromosome c Locus 6 In a Punnett square, what does it predict? a Food sources b Parent ages c Possible offspring genotypes 7 A dominant allele typically shows in the phenotype when paired with: a Only another dominant b Only recessive c Any allele 8 If both alleles are recessive, the phenotype is: a Recessive trait b Dominant trait c Hybrid trait 9 A heterozygous genotype is represented as: a aa b AA c Aa 10 What is a Punnett square used for? a Testing DNA b Predict offspring traits c Measuring chromosomes 11 Which term describes a trait that masks another? a Dominant b Recessive c Incomplete 12 Which term describes a trait that is masked? a Hybrid b Dominant c Recessive 13 Selective breeding aims to: a Enhance desired traits b Eliminate organisms c Decrease variety 14 Which is an example of a genetic trait? a Eye color b Height due to exercise c Haircut style 15 Which term means two identical alleles for a trait? a Heterozygous b Homozygous c Hemizygous 16 Which term means two different alleles for a trait? a Heterozygous b Homozygous c Hipplegous 17 In a parental cross, if tall (T) is dominant over short (t), what genotype is tall? a tt or TT b tt only c TT or Tt 18 What do genes locate on? a Chromosomes b Ribosomes c Mitochondria 19 What is a phenotype example? a Genes b DNA sequence c Brown eyes 20 Which is true about selective breeding? a It ignores traits b It uses human choice to select parents c It happens by natural disasters 21 Which term refers to physical appearance as a result of genotype and environment? a Genotype b Allele c Phenotype 22 What is a trait that is passed on genetically called? a Acquired trait b Inherited trait c Adaptive trait 23 What do we call the combination of alleles a person has for a gene? a Chromosome count b Genotype c Phenotype 24 In sexual reproduction, offspring are typically: a Genetically unique b Identical to parent c Unrelated to parents 25 Which term means two identical alleles at a gene locus? a Homosyn b Heterozygous c Homozygous 26 Which term means two different alleles at a gene locus? a Heterozygous b Homologous c Homozygous 27 What is the basic unit of heredity? a Chromosome b Gene c Protein 28 Which genotype outcome shows cross TT x tt? a All tt b All Tt c All TT 29 What is the term for the location of a gene on a chromosome? a Locus b Codon c Allele 30 Which process increases genetic diversity in sexual reproduction? a Asexual cloning b Genetic recombination c Mutation only 31 Which term describes the observable trait due to environment and genes? a Epigenotype b Genotype c Phenotype 32 If both parents are heterozygous for a trait, what is the chance of a recessive child? a 50% b 25% c 0% 33 Which of the following is true about genes? a Carbohydrates b Proteins themselves c They are segments of DNA 34 What do dominant traits require to appear in phenotype? a Two recessive alleles b Two dominant alleles only c At least one dominant allele 35 Which is an example of a recessive trait that appears in offspring? a Any dominant trait b Blue flower color in a specific cross c Tall plant in any cross 36 Which term best describes the genetic makeup for honesty trait in humans? a Phenomenon b Phenotype c Genotype 37 What is a phenotype ratio in a monohybrid cross TT x tt? a All short b 50-50 tall/short c All tall 38 Which best describes a chromosome? a Ribosomal units b Structure that carries genes c Enzymes producing energy 39 Which of the following best defines genotype? a Genetic makeup of an organism b Physical appearance c Behavior pattern 40 What does a Punnett square help you predict? a Possible genotypes of offspring b Chromosome count c Offspring diet 41 Which term describes a trait that can be masked by another? a Dominant b Co-dominant c Recessive 42 In genetics, what is a trait's variant called? a Allele b Locus c Codon 43 Which is NOT a form of reproduction? a Asexual reproduction b Mitosis c Sexual reproduction 44 Which statement is true about DNA? a DNA stores energy b DNA makes proteins directly c DNA stores genetic information 45 What type of genetic cross shows two traits at once? a Monohybrid cross b Di hybrid cross c Single trait cross 46 What does a heterozygous genotype look like? a aa b Aa c AA 47 What is the body’s basic blueprint for traits? a Proteins only b DNA c RNA only 48 Which term means passing of genes to offspring? a Genomics b Heredity c Mutation 49 Which is an environmental influence on phenotype? a Allele type b DNA sequence c Nutrition 50 What does asexual reproduction produce? a No offspring b Genetically identical offspring c Genetically diverse offspring 51 What is a trait passed on by parents called? a Acquired trait b Inherited trait c Adaptive trait 52 Which is an example of selective breeding in plants? a Random pollination b Breeding corn for bigger ears c Growing wild-type corn 53 What is the main difference between genotype and phenotype? a They are the same b Genotype is DNA makeup; phenotype is visible traits c Phenotype is DNA; genotype is appearance 54 Which term describes the genetic you carry but may not show? a Heterozygote b Carrier c Mutant 55 Which is an example of a nondominant inheritance pattern? a Incomplete dominance b Dominant inheritance c Co-dominance 56 Which term describes visible inheritance in a ring finger shape? a Genotype b Phenotype c Allele 57 Which is true about chromosomes? a They are enzymes b They store fats c They carry genes 58 What does 'offspring' mean in genetics? a Unrelated individuals b Parents themselves c Kids from parents 59 Which mode of inheritance shows a mix in phenotype? a Recessive b Incomplete dominance c Dominant 60 Which term means a copy of a gene mismatch? a Recombination b Translation c Mutation 61 What is the term for the visible trait of a plant color? a Genetic code b Phenotype c Genotype 62 What do we call the set of all genes in an organism? a Phenome b Proteome c Genome 63 Which is typically the source of genetic variation in populations? a Mitosis only b Sexual reproduction c Asexual cloning 64 What is the probability of obtaining a heterozygous offspring from Aa x Aa? a 50% b 100% c 25% 65 Which term describes the combination of alleles for a gene? a Phenotype b Genotype c Gene pool 66 Which is an example of a receptor-related trait? a Nose shape b Blood type c Eye color

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What is DNA's basic purpose in a cell?

Which term describes an organism's visible traits?

Which term describes the genetic makeup of an organism?

Which is a purebred organism for a trait?

What do we call a gene version for a trait?

In a Punnett square, what does it predict?

A dominant allele typically shows in the phenotype when paired with:

If both alleles are recessive, the phenotype is:

A heterozygous genotype is represented as:

What is a Punnett square used for?

Which term describes a trait that masks another?

Which term describes a trait that is masked?

Selective breeding aims to:

Which is an example of a genetic trait?

Which term means two identical alleles for a trait?

Which term means two different alleles for a trait?

In a parental cross, if tall (T) is dominant over short (t), what genotype is tall?

What do genes locate on?

What is a phenotype example?

Which is true about selective breeding?

Which term refers to physical appearance as a result of genotype and environment?

What is a trait that is passed on genetically called?

What do we call the combination of alleles a person has for a gene?

In sexual reproduction, offspring are typically:

Which term means two identical alleles at a gene locus?

Which term means two different alleles at a gene locus?

What is the basic unit of heredity?

Which genotype outcome shows cross TT x tt?

What is the term for the location of a gene on a chromosome?

Which process increases genetic diversity in sexual reproduction?

Which term describes the observable trait due to environment and genes?

If both parents are heterozygous for a trait, what is the chance of a recessive child?

Which of the following is true about genes?

What do dominant traits require to appear in phenotype?

Which is an example of a recessive trait that appears in offspring?

Which term best describes the genetic makeup for honesty trait in humans?

What is a phenotype ratio in a monohybrid cross TT x tt?

Which best describes a chromosome?

Which of the following best defines genotype?

What does a Punnett square help you predict?

Which term describes a trait that can be masked by another?

In genetics, what is a trait's variant called?

Which is NOT a form of reproduction?

Which statement is true about DNA?

What type of genetic cross shows two traits at once?

What does a heterozygous genotype look like?

What is the body’s basic blueprint for traits?

Which term means passing of genes to offspring?

Which is an environmental influence on phenotype?

What does asexual reproduction produce?

What is a trait passed on by parents called?

Which is an example of selective breeding in plants?

What is the main difference between genotype and phenotype?

Which term describes the genetic you carry but may not show?

Which is an example of a nondominant inheritance pattern?

Which term describes visible inheritance in a ring finger shape?

Which is true about chromosomes?

What does 'offspring' mean in genetics?

Which mode of inheritance shows a mix in phenotype?

Which term means a copy of a gene mismatch?

What is the term for the visible trait of a plant color?