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Genetics Quiz Challenge


Genetics Quiz ChallengeVersion en ligne Test your knowledge on genetics and heredity with this fun quiz game! par Laboteka Homeschool 1 What are sections of a chromosome that code for a trait called? a chromatids b genes c histones d centromeres 2 If an organism has two different alleles for a single trait, it is called? a monohybrid b homozygous c dihybrid d heterozygous 3 The human diploid chromosome number is? a 46 b 23 c 22 d 44 4 When two haploid gametes unite, they form a diploid cell called a? a ovum b sperm c isogamete d zygote 5 An example of a species characteristic in humans would be? a blue eyes b freckles c thumbs d blond hair 6 Interphase does not include which phase? a S phase b G1 phase c G2 phase d prophase 7 Cytokinesis is the period of time in which? a the cell grows b the chromosomes are duplicated c the chromosomes are divided d the cytoplasm is divided 8 The longest period of time in the life cycle of a cell is? a meiosis b interphase c cytokinesis d mitosis 9 The Austrian monk who established the first laws of heredity was? a Mendel b Morgan c Flemming d Punnett 10 What are inherited traits like hair and eye color called? a racial characteristics b individual characteristics c species characteristics d human characteristics 11 What demonstrates the separation of gene pairs during gamete formation? a recessiveness b dominance c segregation d unit characteristics 12 What is the phenotypic ratio of offspring TT, Tt, tt, TT? a 3:1 b 2:1:1 c 2:2 d 2:1:2 13 Which is NOT a result of mitosis? a growth b reproduction c genetic variation d repair 14 With two sets of traits, you are dealing with a: a triploid condition b monohybrid cross c dihybrid cross d diploid condition 15 What are the genotypes of a tongue-rolling mother and a non-rolling father with mixed children? a mother, TT; father, tt b mother, Tt; father, Tt c mother, Tt; father, tt d mother, tt; father, Tt 16 Possessing identical alleles for one trait is called: a heterozygous condition b dihybrid condition c homozygous condition d monohybrid condition 17 What enables visualization of gene pairings? a genotype chart b phenotype chart c Mendel square d Punnett square 18 What describes the expression of both alleles in a heterozygous condition? a incomplete dominance b transformation c sex-linked d crossing over 19 What is a key difference between mitosis and meiosis? a the attachment between DNA duplicates b the number of consecutive cell divisions c the presence or absence of spindles d the coiling of the chromosomes 20 What is the mother’s genotype if she has free earlobes and her child has attached earlobes? a Ff b ff c FF d impossible to determine 21 What demonstrates the separation of gene pairs during gamete formation? a unit characteristics b dominance c recessiveness d segregation 22 What is the phenotypic ratio of the offspring TT, Tt, tt, TT? a 2:1:2 b 2:2 c 3:1 d 2:1:1 23 Which is NOT a result of mitosis? a genetic variation b repair c growth d reproduction 24 With two sets of traits, you are dealing with a? a monohybrid cross b triploid condition c dihybrid cross d diploid condition 25 What are the parents' genotypes if two children can roll their tongues? a mother, Tt; father, Tt b mother, tt; father, Tt c mother, TT; father, tt d mother, Tt; father, tt 26 Possessing identical alleles for one trait is called? a homozygous condition b heterozygous condition c dihybrid condition d monohybrid condition 27 What chart visualizes gene pairings? a Punnett square b phenotype chart c Mendel square d genotype chart 28 What is it called when both alleles of a heterozygous condition are expressed? a sex-linked b crossing over c incomplete dominance d transformation 29 What is a key difference between mitosis and meiosis? a the number of consecutive cell divisions b the coiling of the chromosomes c the attachment between DNA duplicates d the presence or absence of spindles 30 What is the mother's genotype if her child has attached earlobes? a impossible to determine b Ff c ff d FF

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What are sections of a chromosome that code for a trait called?

If an organism has two different alleles for a single trait, it is called?

The human diploid chromosome number is?

When two haploid gametes unite, they form a diploid cell called a?

An example of a species characteristic in humans would be?

Interphase does not include which phase?

Cytokinesis is the period of time in which?

The longest period of time in the life cycle of a cell is?

The Austrian monk who established the first laws of heredity was?

What are inherited traits like hair and eye color called?

What demonstrates the separation of gene pairs during gamete formation?

What is the phenotypic ratio of offspring TT, Tt, tt, TT?

Which is NOT a result of mitosis?

With two sets of traits, you are dealing with a:

What are the genotypes of a tongue-rolling mother and a non-rolling father with mixed children?

Possessing identical alleles for one trait is called:

What enables visualization of gene pairings?

What describes the expression of both alleles in a heterozygous condition?

What is a key difference between mitosis and meiosis?

What is the mother’s genotype if she has free earlobes and her child has attached earlobes?

What demonstrates the separation of gene pairs during gamete formation?

What is the phenotypic ratio of the offspring TT, Tt, tt, TT?

Which is NOT a result of mitosis?

With two sets of traits, you are dealing with a?

What are the parents' genotypes if two children can roll their tongues?

Possessing identical alleles for one trait is called?

What chart visualizes gene pairings?

What is it called when both alleles of a heterozygous condition are expressed?

What is a key difference between mitosis and meiosis?

What is the mother's genotype if her child has attached earlobes?