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$ 100 Question
Which nitrogen base is found in RNA but not in DNA?
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A.
Urinecil
B.
Thymine
C.
Uracil
D.
Thiamine
$ 100 Question
Which nitrogen base is found in RNA but not in DNA?
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A.
C.
Urinecil
Uracil
B.
D.
$ 200 Question
What mRNA code fits with the following DNA code?
TAC-GAG-ACG
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A.
AUG-CUC-UGC
B.
UTG-CTC-TGC
C.
ATG-CTC-TGG
D.
UAC-GAG-ACG
$ 200 Question
What mRNA code fits with the following DNA code?
TAC-GAG-ACG
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A.
AUG-CUC-UGC
B.
C.
ATG-CTC-TGG
D.
$ 500 Question
Use the mRNA/amino acid table to determine the amino
Acid sequence of this mRNA:
CGC-AGG-GCA
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A. Alanine-Arginine-Arginine
B. Arginine-Arginine-Alanine
C.
D.
Alanine-Serine-Arginine
Arginine-Serine-Alanine
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Use the mRNA/amino acid table to determine the amino
Acid sequence of this mRNA:
CGC-AGG-GCA
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A.
B.
Arginine-Arginine-Alanine
C.
D.
Arginine-Serine-Alanine
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How many amino acids may be found in proteins?
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A.
5
B.
15
C.
10
D.
20
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How many amino acids may be found in proteins?
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A.
C.
B.
10
D.
20
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At what round structures in the cytoplasm are
proteins made?
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Smooth ER
B.
Ribosomes
C.
Nucleus
D.
Vacuoles
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At what round structures in the cytoplasm are
proteins made?
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A.
C.
Smooth ER
B.
D.
Ribosomes
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What type of nucleic acid is
shown at right?
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C.
m-RNA
DNA
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D.
r-RNA
t-RNA
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What type of nucleic acid is
shown at right?
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C.
B.
DNA
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t-RNA
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What type of nucleic acid is
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m-RNA
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t-RNA
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r-RNA
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DNA
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What type of nucleic acid is
shown at right?
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A.
C.
m-RNA
B.
D.
t-RNA
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What type of nucleic acid is
shown at right?
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r-RNA
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t-RNA
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m-RNA
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DNA
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What type of nucleic acid is
shown at right?
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C.
B.
m-RNA
D.
t-RNA
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What nucleic acid process
is shown here?
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Transcription
B.
Replication
C.
Translation
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Excommunication
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What nucleic acid process
is shown here?
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C.
Transcription
B.
D.
Replication
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What molecule needed to make
proteins is carried by t-RNA?
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mM-RNA
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Nucleic Acids
C.
Simple Sugars
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Amino Acids
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What molecule needed to make
proteins is carried by t-RNA?
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A.
B.
Nucleic Acids
C.
D.
Amino Acids
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What nucleic acid process
is shown here?
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A.
Translation
B.
Duplication
C.
Replication
D.
Transcription
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Question
What nucleic acid process
is shown here?
50:50
A.
C.
Translation
B.
D.
Transcription
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Term meaning the 3 letter
code on m-RNA that
codes for 1 amino acid?
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A.
Codon
B.
Anticodon
C.
Exon
D.
Anti-exon
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Term meaning the 3 letter
code on m-RNA that
codes for 1 amino acid?
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A.
C.
Codon
B.
D.
Anticodon
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What nucleic acid process
is shown here?
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A.
Translation
B.
Replication
C.
Transcription
D.
Transformation
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What nucleic acid process
is shown here?
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A.
Translation
B.
C.
Transcription
D.
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Term meaning the 3 letter
code on t-RNA that fits against
the 3-letter m-RNA code?
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A.
Anticodon
B.
Exon
C.
Codon
D.
Anti-exon
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Term meaning the 3 letter
code on t-RNA that fits against
the 3-letter m-RNA code?
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A.
Anticodon
B.
C.
Codon
D.