Download Module 5 review What is considered the basic unit of life? (Lesson

Module 5 review
1. What is considered the basic unit of life? (Lesson 5.01)
2. Describe the functions of the following organelles: (Lesson 5.01)
Nucleus
Ribosomes
Endoplasmic Reticulum
Cell Membrane
Mitochondria
Lysosomes
3. What is the purpose of Mitosis? (Lesson 5.02)
4. Describe what is happening in each of the following phases of Mitosis: (Lesson 5.02)
Interphase
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
5. What roll do Centrioles play in Mitosis? (Lesson 5.02)
6. Describe the process of Meiosis. (Where does it occur, why does it occur, what is the result)
(Lesson 5.03)
7. How many chromosomes are in the resulting cells at the end of Meiosis? ( Lesson 5.03)
8. When does fertilization occur? (Lesson 5.04)
9. What are gametes and how many chromosomes do they have? (Lesson 5.04)
10. List examples of asexual reproduction. (Lesson 5.04)
11. What is a gene? (Lesson 5.05)
12. Describe DNA and what it is responsible for in our cells? (Lesson 5.05)
13. List the 4 nucleotides? (Lesson 5.05)
14. What is the difference between a Phenotype and a Genotype? (Lesson 5.06)
15. If a dominant gene and recessive gene are present, which trait will be expressed? (Lesson 5.06)
16. If two recessive alleles are present which trait, which trait will be expessed? (Lesson 5.06)
17. In a Punnett Square, how are Dominant and Recessive Alleles recoded or written down? (Lesson
5.07)
18. Use a Punnet Square to determine the following:
Detached earlobes are dominant. A child inherits
(Lesson 5.07)
genes with the
genotype: EE and ee. What is the chance that they will have detached earlobes?
19. What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of cloning, artificial selection and genetic
engineering? (Lesson 5.08)