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Unit Test Review

Unit Test Review. Life Science. Rules:. Participants buzz in after the majority of the question is read to answer Each correct response results in 1 point You may use scrap paper to write down ideas for Punnett squares. Rules Continued:.

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Unit Test Review

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  1. Unit Test Review Life Science

  2. Rules: • Participants buzz in after the majority of the question is read to answer • Each correct response results in 1 point • You may use scrap paper to write down ideas for Punnett squares

  3. Rules Continued: • Incorrect answer: Same question goes to any other person remaining that did not buzz in before - awarded 1 point • Next question will go to another set of lab table representatives • Outside talking amongst lab tables during a round results in deduction of point

  4. Rules Continued: • First response - only response (cannot change answer)

  5. Question #1 • What is the specific function of life that deals with getting rid of waste that could be toxic to the organism

  6. Question #2 • Human beings can heal cut skin and mend broken bones. What is this specific function of life?

  7. Question #3 • A layer of cells that all perform a specific function in an organism is called what?

  8. Question #4 • The division and multiplication of body cells is called what?

  9. Question #5 • How do you calculate the total magnification of a compound microscope image?

  10. Question #6 • The nucleus in plant and animal cells contains what? • Hint = not an organelle

  11. Question #7 • What are 4 cell organelles that are only found or only functional in plant cells?

  12. Question #8 • What is the function of the mitochondria?

  13. Question #9 • In complete dominance, if the allele for pea plants growing tall (T) is dominant over the allele for plants growing short (t), what are the possible genotype(s) for a small plant?

  14. Question #10 • What is the function of the coarse adjustment knob on a compound microscope?

  15. Question #11 • What is the definition of unicellular? • Extra point – what kingdom(s) of organisms are unicellular?

  16. Question #12 • What is a eukaryotic cell?

  17. Question #13 • The division and multiplication of reproductive cells, or gametes, is done through what process?

  18. Question #14 • Where does the majority of the cell’s molecular and chemical activity occur?

  19. Question #15 • The phenotype of this allele is only present when the dominant allele is absent.

  20. Question #16 • The specific genes or alleles responsible for a specific trait is called a trait’s what?

  21. Question #17 • When 2 purebred traits appear together, but separate (combined) for a heterozygous trait is considered what type of allele inheritance?

  22. Question #18 • The chart that predicts the chances of offspring inheriting a particular trait from their parents is called what?

  23. Question #19 • What kingdom of organisms contain a prokaryotic, unicellular species that can only survive in places devoid of oxygen?

  24. Question #20 • What is the cell organelle that is only found in animal cells?

  25. Question #21 • When the dominant trait always shows in the phenotype, what type of allele inheritance is this?

  26. Question #22 • If round peas in pea plants, represented by R is dominant over wrinkled peas, represented by r, what are the possible genotype(s) for round peas?

  27. Question #23 • For co-dominance, cattle with red hairs (RR) crossed with cattle with white hairs (WW) will create offspring with roan hairs (RW). Construct a Punnett square that demonstrates the possible offspring that will develop from a cross between a cattle with white hairs and a cattle with roan hairs.

  28. Question #24 • From the previous question, what is the percentage of cattle offspring that will develop white hairs?

  29. Question #25 • How many alleles are passed down from each parent for each trait?

  30. Question #26 • What is another term for a heterozygous trait?

  31. Question #27 • What is the blueprint for life that determines the specific alleles for each physical trait?

  32. Question #28 • What is the function of the cell wall?

  33. Question #29 • What kingdom of organisms could have both unicellular and multicellular organisms?

  34. Question #30 • When microbes or insects roll into a ball after physical stimuli, what specific function of life is this?

  35. Question #31 • In microscopes, what is the function of the diaphragm?

  36. Question #32 • Who was the scientist that studied allele inheritance in pea plants and is considered the father of modern genetics?

  37. Question #33 • If yellow body color (Y) is dominant to blue body color (y), what would be the phenotype(s) for the genotypes YY and Yy?

  38. Question #34 • Mitosis is responsible for what life function?

  39. Question #35 • What is the product of mitosis?

  40. Question #36 • Meiosis is responsible for what life function?

  41. Question #37 • What is the product of meiosis?

  42. Question #38 • What blood type is considered the universal donor? • Extra point – what blood type is considered the universal recipient?

  43. Question #39 • What is/are the possible genotype(s) for Type A blood?

  44. Question #40 • What is/are the possible genotype(s) for Type B blood?

  45. Bonus Question • Blood type is controlled by what type of allele inheritance?

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