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Chapter 29 - Heredity
Non-traditional Inheritance
Genetics Vocabulary
Genetic Variation
Types of Inheritance
Screening and Therapy
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FINAL ROUND
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Genetics Vocabulary 100 Question
  • What are DNA segments that contain the genetic
    blueprints for proteins?
  • a. Alleles
  • b. Karyotypes
  • c. Genes
  • d. Enzymes

ANSWER
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Genetics Vocabulary 100 Answer
  • What are DNA segments that contain the genetic
    blueprints for proteins?
  • a. Alleles
  • b. Karyotypes
  • c. Genes
  • d. Enzymes

BACK TO GAME
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Genetics Vocabulary 200 Question
  • What is the complete diploid chromosomal
    complement displayed in homologous pairs?
  • a. Karyotype
  • b. Phenotype
  • c. Genotype
  • d. Holotype

ANSWER
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Genetics Vocabulary 200 Answer
  • What is the complete diploid chromosomal
    complement displayed in homologous pairs?
  • a. Karyotype
  • b. Phenotype
  • c. Genotype
  • d. Holotype

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Genetics Vocabulary 300 Question
  • Matched genes on the same location on homologous
    chromosomes are __________.
  • a. autosomes
  • b. complements
  • c. arms
  • d. alleles

ANSWER
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Genetics Vocabulary 300 Answer
  • Matched genes on the same location on homologous
    chromosomes are __________.
  • a. autosomes
  • b. complements
  • c. arms
  • d. alleles

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Genetics Vocabulary 400 Question
  • What is the complete set of a persons genes?
  • a. Phenotype
  • b. Karyotype
  • c. Genotype
  • d. Holotype

ANSWER
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Genetics Vocabulary 400 Answer
  • What is the complete set of a persons genes?
  • a. Phenotype
  • b. Karyotype
  • c. Genotype
  • d. Holotype

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Genetics Vocabulary 500 Question
  • A person whose genetic makeup includes the gene
    pair bb is __________.
  • a. codominant
  • b. heterozygous
  • c. homozygous dominant
  • d. homozygous recessive

ANSWER
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Genetics Vocabulary 500 Answer
  • A person whose genetic makeup includes the gene
    pair bb is __________.
  • a. codominant
  • b. heterozygous
  • c. homozygous dominant
  • d. homozygous recessive

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Genetic Variation 100 Question
  • Because they are transmitted as a unit to
    daughter cells, genes on the same chromosome are
  • a. linked.
  • b. crossed over.
  • c. recombinant.
  • d. segregated.

ANSWER
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Genetic Variation 100 Answer
  • Because they are transmitted as a unit to
    daughter cells, genes on the same chromosome are
  • a. linked.
  • b. crossed over.
  • c. recombinant.
  • d. segregated.

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Genetic Variation 200 Question
  • The distribution of two alleles for a trait to
    different gametes during meiosis I is __________.
  • a. dissociation
  • b. segregation
  • c. exclusion
  • d. partition

ANSWER
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Genetic Variation 200 Answer
  • The distribution of two alleles for a trait to
    different gametes during meiosis I is __________.
  • a. dissociation
  • b. segregation
  • c. exclusion
  • d. partition

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Genetic Variation 300 Question
  • Recombinant chromosomes can result from
  • a. segregation.
  • b. independent assortment.
  • c. linkage.
  • d. crossover.

ANSWER
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Genetic Variation 300 Answer
  • Recombinant chromosomes can result from
  • a. segregation.
  • b. independent assortment.
  • c. linkage.
  • d. crossover.

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Genetic Variation 400 Question
  • During meiosis I, maternal and paternal
    chromosomes are randomly distributed to daughter
    nuclei. This is called __________.
  • a. independent assortment
  • b. codominance
  • c. incomplete dominance
  • d. crossover

ANSWER
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Genetic Variation 400 Answer
  • During meiosis I, maternal and paternal
    chromosomes are randomly distributed to daughter
    nuclei. This is called __________.
  • a. independent assortment
  • b. codominance
  • c. incomplete dominance
  • d. crossover

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Genetic Variation 500 Question
  • The number of possible gamete types from a genome
    containing 5 homologous pairs of chromosomes is
  • a. 10.
  • b. 16.
  • c. 32.
  • d. 64.

ANSWER
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Genetic Variation 500 Answer
  • The number of possible gamete types from a genome
    containing 5 homologous pairs of chromosomes is
  • a. 10.
  • b. 16.
  • c. 32.
  • d. 64.

BACK TO GAME
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Types of Inheritance 100 Question
  • What is an example of a disease caused by a
    lethal dominant gene?
  • a. Tay-Sachs disease
  • b. Huntingtons disease
  • c. Cystic fibrosis
  • d. Sickle-cell anemia

ANSWER
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Types of Inheritance 100 Answer
  • What is an example of a disease caused by a
    lethal dominant gene?
  • a. Tay-Sachs disease
  • b. Huntingtons disease
  • c. Cystic fibrosis
  • d. Sickle-cell anemia

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Types of Inheritance 200 Question
  • In __________, the heterozygote has a phenotype
    intermediate between the homozygous dominant and
    homozygous recessive forms.
  • a. codominance
  • b. incomplete dominance
  • c. blending
  • d. integration

ANSWER
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Types of Inheritance 200 Answer
  • In __________, the heterozygote has a phenotype
    intermediate between the homozygous dominant and
    homozygous recessive forms.
  • a. codominance
  • b. incomplete dominance
  • c. blending
  • d. integration

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Types of Inheritance 300 Question
  • Human skin color, height, and intelligence are
    inherited by
  • a. dominant-recessive inheritance.
  • b. codominance.
  • c. polygenic inheritance.
  • d. multiple alleles.

ANSWER
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Types of Inheritance 300 Answer
  • Human skin color, height, and intelligence are
    inherited by
  • a. dominant-recessive inheritance.
  • b. codominance.
  • c. polygenic inheritance.
  • d. multiple alleles.

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Types of Inheritance 400 Question
  • What is the ABO blood type of a person with a IAi
    genotype?
  • a. Type O
  • b. Type B
  • c. Type AB
  • d. Type A

ANSWER
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Types of Inheritance 400 Answer
  • What is the ABO blood type of a person with a IAi
    genotype?
  • a. Type O
  • b. Type B
  • c. Type AB
  • d. Type A

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Types of Inheritance 500 Question
  • The probability of a heterozygote child from an
    Rr father and rr mother is
  • a. 1/4.
  • b. 1/2.
  • c. 3/4.
  • d. 1.

ANSWER
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Types of Inheritance 500 Answer
  • The probability of a heterozygote child from an
    Rr father and rr mother is
  • a. 1/4.
  • b. 1/2.
  • c. 3/4.
  • d. 1.

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Nontraditional Inheritance 100 Question
  • __________ are environmentally produced
    phenotypes that mimic conditions that may be
    caused by mutations.
  • a. Prototypes
  • b. Karyotypes
  • c. Phenocopies
  • d. Genocopies

ANSWER
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Nontraditional Inheritance 100 Answer
  • __________ are environmentally produced
    phenotypes that mimic conditions that may be
    caused by mutations.
  • a. Prototypes
  • b. Karyotypes
  • c. Phenocopies
  • d. Genocopies

BACK TO GAME
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Nontraditional Inheritance 200 Question
  • What are found in non-protein-coding DNA that
    were formerly thought to be junk?
  • a. DNA-only genes
  • b. RNA-only genes
  • c. Transposons
  • d. Exons

ANSWER
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Nontraditional Inheritance 200 Answer
  • What are found in non-protein-coding DNA that
    were formerly thought to be junk?
  • a. DNA-only genes
  • b. RNA-only genes
  • c. transposons
  • d. exons

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Nontraditional Inheritance 300 Question
  • What tags genes as maternal or paternal and
    confers important functional differences in the
    resulting embryo?
  • a. DNA tagging
  • b. RNA tagging
  • c. Phenotypic imprinting
  • d. Genomic imprinting

ANSWER
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Nontraditional Inheritance 300 Answer
  • What tags genes as maternal or paternal and
    confers important functional differences in the
    resulting embryo?
  • a. DNA tagging
  • b. RNA tagging
  • c. Phenotypic imprinting
  • d. Genomic imprinting

BACK TO GAME
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Nontraditional Inheritance 400 Question
  • __________ is transmitted to the offspring almost
    exclusively by the mother.
  • a. The X chromosome
  • b. rRNA
  • c. mtDNA
  • d. cDNA

ANSWER
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Nontraditional Inheritance 400 Answer
  • __________ is transmitted to the offspring almost
    exclusively by the mother
  • a. The X chromosome
  • b. rRNA
  • c. mtDNA
  • d. cDNA

BACK TO GAME
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Nontraditional Inheritance 500 Question
  • This is caused by a mutation in an imprinted
    gene.
  • a. Prader-Willi syndrome
  • b. Down syndrome
  • c. Red-green color blindness
  • d. Macular degeneration

ANSWER
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Nontraditional Inheritance 500 Answer
  • This is caused by a mutation in an imprinted
    gene.
  • a. Prader-Willi syndrome
  • b. Down syndrome
  • c. Red-green color blindness
  • d. Macular degeneration

BACK TO GAME
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Topic 5 100 Question
  • A __________ traces a genetic trait through
    several generations and helps predict the
    genotype of a future generation.
  • a. karyotype
  • b. pedigree
  • c. gene map
  • d. linkage map

ANSWER
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Topic 5 100 Answer
  • A __________ traces a genetic trait through
    several generations and helps predict the
    genotype of a future generation
  • a. karyotype
  • b. pedigree
  • c. gene map
  • d. linkage map

BACK TO GAME
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Topic 5 200 Question
  • A fetal test that uses bits of the placenta for
    genetic screening is
  • a. placental puncture.
  • b. amniocentesis.
  • c. chorionic villus sampling.
  • d. embryocentesis.

ANSWER
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Topic 5 200 Answer
  • A fetal test that uses bits of the placenta for
    genetic screening is
  • a. placental puncture.
  • b. amniocentesis.
  • c. chorionic villus sampling.
  • d. embryocentesis.

BACK TO GAME
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Topic 5 300 Question
  • What is a fetal test in which a wide-bore needle
    is inserted into the amniotic sac?
  • a. Amniocentesis
  • b. Placental puncture
  • c. Chorionic villus sampling
  • d. Embryocentesis

ANSWER
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Topic 5 300 Answer
  • What is a fetal test in which a wide-bore needle
    is inserted into the amniotic sac?
  • a. Amniocentesis
  • b. Placental puncture
  • c. Chorionic villus sampling
  • d. Embryocentesis

BACK TO GAME
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Topic 5 400 Question
  • __________ is the use of a virus with a
    functional gene to infect defective cells and
    alleviate a disorder.
  • a. Electroporation
  • b. Gene therapy
  • c. Microinjection
  • d. Transduction

ANSWER
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Topic 5 400 Answer
  • __________ is the use of a virus with a
    functional gene to infect defective cells and
    alleviate a disorder.
  • a. Electroporation
  • b. Gene therapy
  • c. Microinjection
  • d. Transduction

BACK TO GAME
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Topic 5 500 Question
  • What is a disease often tested for in newborns
    using genetic screening?
  • a. GIP
  • b. CCK
  • c. PKU
  • d. VIP

ANSWER
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Topic 5 500 Answer
  • What is a disease often tested for in newborns
    using genetic screening?
  • a. GIP
  • b. CCK
  • c. PKU
  • d. VIP

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FINAL ROUND Question
  • If a man with sex-linked hemophilia has a son
    with a woman who is a carrier, the probability
    the son would have hemophilia is
  • a. 1/4.
  • b. 1/2.
  • c. 3/4.
  • d. 1.

ANSWER
BACK TO GAME
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FINAL ROUND Answer
  • If a man with sex-linked hemophilia has a son
    with a woman who is a carrier, the probability
    the son would have hemophilia is
  • a. 1/4.
  • b. 1/2.
  • c. 3/4.
  • d. 1.

BACK TO GAME
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