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Final jeopardy
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A cell containing genetic information from
the mother and a cell containing genetic
information from the father combine into a
new cell which becomes the offspring.
What is Sexual Reproduction?
4.1
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A unit of heredity that occupies a specific
location on a chromosome and codes for a
particular product.
What is a gene?
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Your penotype if you have inherited a
brown hair gene and a blond hair gene
and brown hair is dominant.
What is brown hair?
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The phenotype of parent pea plants if the
flowers of the first generation has all red
flowers and the second generation is 75% red
flowers and 25% white flowers.
What is one red and one white flower?
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There are 23 sets of these in a human cell.
What are chromosomes?
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It Illustrates how the parent
alleles might combine in
offspring.
What is a punnett
square?
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A human will be this if the 23rd
chromosome is XX.
What is
Female?
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The trait that you do not see if
there is one dominant trait
present in a pair of genes.
What is the
recessive trait?
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Your genes are inherited from
them.
What is your parents?
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The probability that the offspring will
have a Gg genotype, if the genotype of
one parent is GG and the other is gg,.
What is 100%?
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Cells that contain half the usual
number of chromosomes.
What are gametes or haploids?
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Gamete that forms in the
reproductive organ of a female.
What is an egg?
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Process that takes place when a
sperm cell and an egg combine
to form one new cell.
What is fertilization?
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The process by which sperm and
eggs are produced.
What is meiosis?
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The number of cells and
chromosomes in each produced
by meiosis in an organism with
eight chromosomes.
What is four sex cells with four chromosomes each
Vocabulary 1
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This is the Chemical code that is
in the Chromosomes.
What is DNA?
Vocabulary 1
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The various forms of the same
gene.
What are alleles?
Vocabulary 1
300
When a mother’s genetic
information and a father’s
genetic information combine to
make a new cell.
What is Sexual Reproduction?
Vocabulary 1
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It’s a diagram that shows how
parents’ traits divide.
What is a Punnett Square?
Vocabulary 1
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A type of cell division that
produces haploid (1n) cells.
What is Meiosis?
Vocabulary 2
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The passing of genes from
parents to offspring.
What is Heredity?
Vocabulary 2
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A unit of heredity that occupies
a specific location on a
chromosome and codes for a
particular product.
What is a gene?
Vocabulary 2
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It results in two completely
independent cells that are
genetically identical to the
parent cell.
What is asexual reproduction?
Vocabulary 2
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This describes the actual
characteristics that can be
observed.
What is a phenotype?
Vocabulary 2
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The normal sequence of
development and division of a
cell.
What is the cell cycle?
Random Facts
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What is the name of the robot in
Brainpop?
Who or what is Moby?
Random Facts
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This is the name for stored
energy.
What is Potential Energy?
Random Facts
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This is the name for the energy
of motion.
What is Kinetic Energy?
Random Facts
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You gain this type of energy by
climbing stairs.
What is Potential Energy?
Random Facts
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The green organisms that are attached to
the side of the fish tank in room 201.
(hint: they reproduce by budding)
What are hydras?
•A true-breeding purple-flowered plant is crossed with a
true-breeding pink-flowered plant. All of the offspring
have purple flowers.
•Draw a Punnett square to show this cross.
•Draw another Punnett square to show what happens
when the first generation purple-flowered plants selfpollinate.
•Use P to represent the purple flower allele and p to
represent the pink flower allele.