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12/08/2012

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Term

What blood type is the universal donor?

a. A

b. B

c. O

    d. ABO

Definition
c. Blood type O
Term

When an organism has different alleles for a gene, it is

a. Recessive

b. Dominant

c. Homozygous

d. Heterozygous

Definition
d. Heterozygous
Term

Sources of genetic variability

a. Mutation

b. Gene flow

c. Natural selection

d. None of the above

e. All of the above

Definition
e. All of the above
Term

When Mendel cross the Fplants, the F2 generation expressed the _____ phenotype

a. Recessive

b. Dominant

c. A & B

Definition
c. A & B
Term

Sister chromatids are

a. Homologous

b. Identical

c. A & B

d. Centromeres

Definition
b. Identical
Term

Much of the variation in sexual reproduction is a result of

a. Crossing-over

b. Inbreeding

c. Independent assortment

d. A & C

e. A, B, & C

Definition
d. A & C
Term

Animals store excess sugar in the form of a polysaccaride called

a. Gluclose

b. Starch

c. Glycogen

d. Protein

Definition
d. Protein
Term

The nuclear envelope is composed of _____?

a. Proteins

b. Carbohydrates

c. Double membrane

d. Single membrane

Definition
c. Double membrane
Term

How many nucleotides make up a codon?

a. 4

b. 5

c. 1o

d. 3

e. 2

Definition
d. 3
Term

Allows a population to adapt to environmental changes

a. Genetic drift

b. Gene flow

c. Gene pool

d. Genetic variability

Definition
d. Genetic variability
Term

lipids are...

a. Polypeptides

b. Polysaccharides

c. Hydrophilic

d. Hydrophobic

Definition
d. Hydrophobic
Term

Plants store excess sugar in the form of a polysaccharide called?

a. Gluclose

b. Fats

c. Glycemic index

d. Glycogen

e. Starch

 

Definition
e. Starch
Term

Water dissolves salt (NaCl) into sodium and chloride ions, thus salt is the

a. Solution

b. Solute

c. Solvent

Definition
b. Solute
Term

The bonds between two water molecules are

a. Ionic bonds

b. Covelent bonds

Definition
a. Ionic bonds
Term
If an atom donates or transfers one of its electrons to another atom, the bond they form is called...
Definition
Ionic bond
Term

An atom with a negative charge has

a. More protons than electrons

b. More electrons than protons

Definition
b. More electrons than protons
Term

Mitosis produces ____ cells and meisosi produces ____ cells.

a. Gametes, somatic

b. Sperm, egg

c. N, 2n

d. Somatic, gametes

Definition
d. Somatic, gametes
Term
Genetic drift is...
Definition
Chance changes in the gene pool of a small population
Term

A bottleneck can be caused by

a. Natural selection

b. Natural disaster

c. Indiscriminate breeding

d. Small gene pool

Definition
b. Natural disaster
Term

Genetic drift occurs in ____ populations

a. Variable

b. Large

c. Small

d. Geographically close

Definition
c. Small
Term

The total of all alleles available in a population

a. Genetic drift

b. Gene flow

c. Gene pool

d. Genetic variability

Definition
c. Gene pool
Term

Osmosis is an example of ____ transport of water requiring ____.

a. Active... energy

b. Active... no engery

c. Passive... no engery

d. Passive... engery

Definition
c. Passive... no engery
Term

Diffusion is an example of

a. Exocytosis

b. Osmosis

c. Endocytosis

d. Passive transport

Definition
d. Passive transport
Term

What roles do molecules of nucleic acids play in living organisms?

a. Structural molecules

b. Transport molecules

c. Information molecules

d. Contractile molecules

Definition
c. Information molecules
Term

Where does protein synthesis take place?

a. Nucleus

b. DNA

c. Golgi apparatus

d. Ribosomes

Definition
d. Ribosomes
Term

Which of the followig is not one of the most common element in living organisms?

a. Nitrogen

b. Water

c. Carbon

d. Oxygen

e. Hydrogen

Definition
b. Water
Term

When an organism has identical alleles for a gene, it is

a. Recessive

b. Dominant

c. Homozygous

d. Heterozygous

Definition
c. Homozygous
Term

When Mendel crossed the Pplants, the F1 generation expressed the ____ phenotype.

a. Recessive

b. Dominant

c. A & C

Definition
b. Dominant
Term

A human somatic cell has

a. 46 chromosomes

b. 23 chromosomes

c. 23 gametes

d. N chromosomes

Definition
a. 46 chromosomes
Term
Complex carbohydrates such as cellulose are called?
Definition
Polysaccharides
Term

How many codons are required to make a protein 100 amino acids long?

a. 100

b. 300

c. 302

d. 102

e. 46

Definition
d. 102
Term

The two basic types of cells are ____ and ____.

a. Bacteria... and all others

b. Protists... and all others

c. Plants... and all others

d. Animals... and all others

Definition
a. Bacteria... and all others
Term

Plants produce ____ from gluclose

a. Protein

b. Cellulose

c. Lactose

d. Glycogen

Definition
b. Cellulose
Term

Which of the following is not a type of biological molecule?

a. Water

b. Lipid

c. Protein

d. Carboydrate

e. A & D

Definition
a. Water
Term
The bonds between hydrogen and oxygen are...
Definition
Covalent bonds
Term
What is the name given to the bonds formed by the sharing of electrons?
Definition
Covalent bonds
Term
The third energy shell of an atom can hold the maxium of ___ electrons
Definition
Eight
Term

The biggest differences between meiosis and mitosis, is that meiosis separates _____ and mitosis separates _____.

a. Homologous chromosomes, sister chromatids

b. Sister chromatids, homologous chromosomes

c. Somatic cells, gamete cells

d. Autosomes, sex chromosomes

Definition
a. Homologous chromosomes, sister chromatids
Term

A changes in the genetic make up of a population from generation to generatoin:

a. Gene flow

b. Mutation

c. Genetic drift

d. Microevolution

Definition
d. Microevolution
Term

Genetic drift will not occur if...

a. Gene flow is absent

b. There is natural selection

c. There is mutation

d. The population is large

Definition
d. The population is large
Term

What is the ultimate source of genetic diversity?

a. Mutation

b. Microevolution

c. Natural selection

d. Gene pool

Definition
a. Mutation
Term

Un-natural selection in animals is a result of ____ choosing which traits are successful

a. Environment

b. Humans

c. Parents

d. Populations

e. A & B

Definition
b. Humans
Term

True diffusion does not require energy.

True or false

Definition
False
Term

Which of the following is a function of plasma membrane proteins?

a. Cell control

b. Cell to cell recognition

c. Intracellular digestion

d. Protein regulation

e. Protein synthesis

Definition
b. Cell to cell recongition
Term

Proteins functions as all of the following in the body but...

a. Structural molecules

b. Transport molecules

c. Storage molecules

d. Information molecules

Definition
d. Information molecules
Term

Water is an important _____ in living organisms

a. Solvent

b. Solute

Definition
a. Solvent
Term
What is transcription?
Definition
The manufacture of a strand of RNA complementary to a strand of DNA
Term
What is translation?
Definition
The manufacture of a protein from a strand of RNA transcribed from the DNA strand
Term

_____ is the primary mechanism of microevolution

a. Genetic drift

b. Adaption

c. Natural selection

d. Genetic variability

Definition
c. Natural selection
Term

The result of the founder effect is...

a. Natural selection

b. Natural disaster

c. Large gene pool

d. Small gene pool

Definition
d. Small gene pool
Term
An amniotic egg can be laid on...
Definition
be laid on land due to the presence of a fluid-filled amniotic sac (amnion) that sushions and protects the developing embryo and provides nourishment until "birth."
Term
Eggs are an evolutionary adaption that...
Definition
aids in surival and allowd organism to colonize outside of water based enivornment.
Term
Why are eggs different shapes?
Definition
the shape of an egg protets them; it's an evolutionary adaption
Term
An unfertilized egg is a ____ cell.
Definition
Single cell
Term
What is the largest single cell egg?
Definition
An unfertilized ostrich egg.
Term
What is the number one killed of timber rattlesnacks?
Definition
Roads
Term
How do you study a snake if they are so crypitc?
Definition
-Radio frequencies, transmitter
Term
Defined: gene flow
Definition
-May gain or lose alleles due to migration
Term
Population-
Definition
group of individuals living in the same geographic area
Term
Speices-
Definition
group of populations whose members have the potential to interbreed with one another in nature to produce fertile offsrping
Term
Fitness-
Definition
the contribution an individual makes to the gene pool of the next generation relative to the contribution of individuals of the population
Term
Evolutionary adaption-
Definition
increase in the alleles or any inheritable trait that allows an organism more success at surviving
Term
Inbreeding depression-
Definition
reduced fitness as a result of breeding with related individuals, usually in small populations. Inbreeding result in more homozygous recessive traists manefesting themselves.
Term
Outbreeding depression-
Definition
human attempts to manage declining population
Term

What are bats evolutionary adaptions?

Definition
Flight, echolocation/night hunting
Term
What are gametophytes?
Definition
Gametes for plants
Term
What are the apples to the apple tree?
Definition
The ovaries.
Term
Seeds are what?
Definition
The zygote, fertilized egg
Term
Pollent + plant egg (seed)=
Definition
A gamete
Term
What is an example of endosperm?
Definition
Peanuts and popcorn
Term
Who is Fred?
Definition
The smartest toad ever because of natural selection.
Term
Ted has brown eyes, and Sally has blue eyes. The genotype for Sally's eyes is ee (homozygous recessive), and Ted's is Ee (heterozygous). If they have a child together, what is the percentage of the chance that the child will be born with blue eyes?
Definition

           e  e 

         E  Ee Ee

          e  ee  ee

 

Therefore, there is a 50% chance of the child being born with blue eyes.

Term
Why do women have large breasts?
Definition
Because they have awesome knowlege.
Term

Gluclose is a

a. Polysacchride

b. Monosacchride

Definition
a. Monosacchride
Term

Cellulose is a

a. Cellulose

b. Polysaccharide

c. Disaccharide

Definition
b. Polysaccharide
Term

Starch is a

a. Monosaccharide

b. Polysaccharide

c. Disaccharide

Definition
b. Polysaccharide
Term

Sex-linked traits is the ____ pair of chromosomes

a. 46

b. 23

c. 56

d. 3

Definition
b. 23rd pair (xx or xy)
Term

Fructose is a

a. Monosaccharide

b. Polysaccharide

c. Disaccharide

Definition
c. Disaccharide
Term
A disaccahride consists of
Definition
Two monomers
Term
A mother is a carrier for color blindness (xCxc) and the father is color blind (xcy). What are the chances that a children would have color blindness?
Definition

                   xc     y

               xC xCxc  xCy

              xc  xcxc  xcy

50% would have color blindness.

Term
What are shells of eggs mainly composed of?
Definition
calcium carbonate 
Term
How many membranes are inside of an egg shell?
Definition
There are two
Term
The yolk membrane (vitelline membrane) of an egg...
Definition
Surrounds and holds the yolk
Term
The yolk is the egg's major soucre of...
Definition
Vitamins and minerals, including protein and essential fatty acids
Term
There are two layers of white (albumen) in an egg; ____ and ____ albumen.
Definition
Thin and thick albumen
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