Semester 2 Biology Jeopardy
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Ch 10
Cell Cycle
Ch 11/14
Genetics
Ch 12/13
DNA/
RNA/
Protein
Ch 16-19
Evolution
Ch 18
Classifi-cation
Ch 29
Behavior
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Ch 10 Cell Cycle
• The longest phase of the cell cycle is _____.
A.prophase C. metaphase
B.Interphase D. mitosis
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Answer!
• The longest phase of the cell cycle is _____.
B.Interphase
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Ch 10 Cell Cycle
• Which of the following is a phase of mitosis?A.cytokinesisB.interphaseC.prophaseD.S phase
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Answer!
• Which of the following is a phase of mitosis?
C.prophase
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Ch 10 Cell Cycle
• The first phase of mitosis is called
A. prophase.
B. anaphase.
C. metaphase.
D. interphase.
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Answer!
• The first phase of mitosis is called
A. prophase.
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Ch 10 Cell Cycle
• What is cytokinesis?
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• Splitting of the cytoplasm,
follows mitosis
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Ch 10 Cell Cycle
• What is cancer?
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Answer!
• Uncontrolled cell division
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Ch 11/14 Genetics You Decide!
Each pea-plant gamete has how many alleles for the height gene?
a. 1b. 2c. 3d. 4
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Answer!
Each pea-plant gamete has how many alleles for the height gene?a. 1
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Ch 11/14 Genetics You Decide!
When Gregor Mendel crossed a tall plant with a short plant, the F1 (children) plants inherited
a. one allele from each parent.
b. two alleles from each parent.
c. three alleles from each parent.
d. four alleles from each parent.
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Answer!
When Gregor Mendel crossed a tall plant with a short plant, the F1 (children) plants inherited
a. one allele from each parent.
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Ch 11/14 Genetics You Decide!
Human females produce egg cells that havea. one X chromosome.b. two X chromosomes.c. one X or one Y chromosome.d. one X and one Y chromosome.
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Answer!
Human females produce egg cells that have
a. one X chromosome.
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Ch 11/14 Genetics You Decide!
If a homozygous tall plant is crossed with a homozygous short plant, show the punnett square
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Answer!
• Offspring all: Tt (or similar combo, letter can be different, but one must be capitol
and one must be small)
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Ch 11/14 Genetics You Decide!
• With blood types, what are the two dominant alleles? Which one is recessive?
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• With blood types, what are the two dominant alleles? A, B, Which one is recessive? O
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Ch 12/13 DNA/RNA/Protein
• What stores information in a cell?
a. proteins
b. carbohydrates
c. lipids
d. DNA
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Answer!
• What stores information in a cell?
d.DNA
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Ch 12/13 DNA/RNA/Protein
In eukaryotes, DNAa. is located in the nucleus.b.floats freely in the cytoplasm.c. is located in the ribosomes.d.is circular.
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Answer!
In eukaryotes, DNAa. is located in the nucleus.
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Ch 12/13 DNA/RNA/Protein
• How many nucleotides are needed to specify three amino acids (HINT: amino acids each use a 3 letter code)?
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Answer!
• 9
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Ch 12/13 DNA/RNA/Protein
• What are three differences between RNA and DNA?
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• What are three differences between RNA and DNA?
1. U replaces T in RNA2. RNA is single stranded, DNA double stranded
3. RNA is ribonucleic acid (not Deoxyribo-)Others apply
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Ch 12/13 DNA/RNA/Protein
What is DNA made of?
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Answer!
• Deoxyribonucleic acid
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Ch 16-19 Evolution
• The founder of modern evolution theory is considered to be _____.
A. Charles Darwin C. Stephen Jay Gould
B.Alexander Oparin D. Lynn Margulis
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Answer!
• The founder of modern evolution theory is considered to be _____.
A. Charles Darwin
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Ch 16-19 Evolution!
• _________________________ is a mechanism for change in a population in which organisms with favorable variations live, reproduce, and pass on their favorable traits.
A. Natural selection C. Artificial selection
B.Adaptive radiation D. Genetic Equilibrium• Answer!
Answer!
• _________________________ is a mechanism for change in a population in which organisms with favorable variations live, reproduce, and pass on their favorable traits.
A. Natural selection
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Ch 16-19 Evolution!• _______________ is the structural
adaptation of an organism that enables it to resemble another harmful or distasteful species.
A. Camouflage C. Homologous structure
B. Mimicry D. Analogous structure
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Answer!
• _______________ is the structural adaptation of an organism that enables it to resemble another harmful or distasteful species.
B. Mimicry
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Ch 16-19 Evolution!
• Define the following term and give an example:
• homologous structure,
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Answer!
• Define the following term and give an example:
• homologous structure,-Common origin, different structure
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Ch 16-19 Evolution!
• Define the following term and give an example:
• analogous structure,
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Answer!
• Define the following term and give an example:
• analogous structure,: a structure that has a common function (bat/insect wing) but not a common origin
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Ch 18 Classification!
• The evolutionary history of a species is its _____.
A. biodiversity C. extinction
B. phylogeny D. taxonomy
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Answer!
• The evolutionary history of a species is its _____.
B. phylogeny
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Ch 18 Classification!
• The science of grouping and naming organisms is _____.
A. classification C.nomenclature
B. phylogeny D. taxonomy
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Answer!
• The science of grouping and naming organisms is _____.
D. taxonomy
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Ch 18 Classification!• Based on their names, you know that the
baboons Papio annubis and Papio cynocephalus do NOT belong to the same
A. class.B.family.C.genus.D. species.
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• Based on their names, you know that the baboons Papio annubis and Papio cynocephalus do NOT belong to the same
D. species.
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Ch 18 Classification!
• List the taxa from largest to smallest.
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Answer!
• Domain• Kingdom• Phylum• Class• Order
• Family • Genus • Species
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Ch 18 Classification!
• What are the three domains? What kingdoms are in each?
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• Domain: Archea Kingdom: Arachaebacteria• Domain: Bacteria Kingdom: Eubacteria• Domain: Eukarya Kingdoms: Protista, Fungi,
Plant, Animal
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Ch 29 Behavior!
• For a behavior to evolve under the influence of natural selection, that behavior must be
A. directed by genes.
B. harmful.
C. acquired through learning.
D. related to only predator avoidance.
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Answer!
• For a behavior to evolve under the influence of natural selection, that behavior must be
• A. directed by genes.
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Ch 29 Behavior!• Which of these is an example of imprinting?
A. Young ducklings follow their mother.
B.A bird makes a nest of grasses and twigs.
C.Your cat rubs against your ankles when you open a can of cat food.
D. A chimpanzee searches for a longer pole to reach for a distant fruit.
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Answer!
• Which of these is an example of imprinting?
A. Young ducklings follow their mother.
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Ch 29 Behavior!• Many cat species mark their territory
by rubbing glands on their faces against a surface such as a tree trunk. This form of communication relies on a
A. visual signal.B.sound signal.C.chemical messenger.D. defensive display.
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• Many cat species mark their territory by rubbing glands on their faces against a surface such as a tree trunk. This form of communication relies on a
C.chemical messenger.
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Ch 29 Behavior!
• What is the difference between learned and innate behaviors?
Answer!
Answer!
• Learned: you aquire it though a type of learning (from habituation
to insight)
• Inherited: you are born doing it correctly without practice
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Ch 29 Behavior!
• What are circadian rhythms? What causes animals to follow these cycles?
Answer!
Answer!
What are circadian rhythms?Daily cycles (wake sleep cycle) What
causes animals to follow these cycles? Internal cues
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