Scientific perspective - Genetic and Reproduction

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Froggy Jumps Scientific perspective - Genetic and ReproductionOnline version Answer the following questions correctly by Alejandra Vega 1 What are traits? a Cells inside the body b Characteristics that make each person unique c Types of reproduction 2 Where are genes found? a In the nucleus of cells b In the lungs c In the blood only 3 What is DNA? a A body organ b A type of cell c The genetic material that contains instructions for life 4 What shape does DNA have? a A twisted ladder (double helix) b A circle c A straight line 5 How many chromosomes do humans have? a 26 total b 46 total c 92 total 6 What is the function of the nucleus? a It pumps blood b It protects the body c It stores genes and controls the cell 7 Why do living organisms reproduce? a To continue their species b To grow taller c To change their DNA 8 What are the two main types of reproduction? a Human and animal b Fast and slow c Sexual and asexual 9 How many parents are needed for sexual reproduction? a One b Two c Three 10 What is an advantage of sexual reproduction? a It creates genetic variety b Offspring are identical c It takes less time 11 What is a disadvantage of sexual reproduction? a It creates variation b It requires two parents c It happens quickly 12 In asexual reproduction, the offspring are: a Completely different from the parent b A mix of two parents c Genetically identical to the parent 13 What is one disadvantage of asexual reproduction? a There is no genetic variation b It requires two parents c It produces no offspring 14 Which of the following organisms can reproduce asexually? a Humans b Bacteria c Birds 15 What is one advantage of asexual reproduction? a It does not require a mate b It takes more time c It creates many variations 16 What is matter? a Anything that has mass but does not take up space b Anything that has a mass and occupies space. c Anything we can see. 17 What is the smallest unit of matter called? a An atom b A cell c A molecule 18 What does matter look like. a It can only be seen as a solid object b It is always invisible c It can be solid, liquid, or gas 19 What is a gas? a Matter that has a definite shape and volume b Matter that has no definite shape or volume and spreads out to fill its container c Matter that keeps its own shape but changes volume 20 What is liquid? a Matter that has a definite volume but takes the shape of its container b Matter that has no mass c Matter that keeps a fixed shape and volume 21 What is a solid? a Matter that always moves freely and spreads out b Matter that has no definite shape c Matter that has a definite shape and definite volume 22 The molecules are spaced very dar apart from each other and can move around freely. a Gas b Solid c Liquid 23 The molecules are more tightly packed tofether, but they can move and flow by passing each other. a Gas b Solid c Liquid 24 All the molecules are packed tighly together. a Gas b Solid c Liquid

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Scientific perspective - Genetic and ReproductionOnline version

by Alejandra Vega

What are traits?

Where are genes found?

What is DNA?

What shape does DNA have?

How many chromosomes do humans have?

What is the function of the nucleus?

Why do living organisms reproduce?

What are the two main types of reproduction?

How many parents are needed for sexual reproduction?

What is an advantage of sexual reproduction?

What is a disadvantage of sexual reproduction?

In asexual reproduction, the offspring are:

What is one disadvantage of asexual reproduction?

Which of the following organisms can reproduce asexually?

What is one advantage of asexual reproduction?

What is matter?

What is the smallest unit of matter called?

What does matter look like.

What is a gas?

What is liquid?

What is a solid?

The molecules are spaced very dar apart from each other and can move around freely.

The molecules are more tightly packed tofether, but they can move and flow by passing each other.

All the molecules are packed tighly together.