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11th Grade
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jeddy sinsuan
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Why is the study of genetics significant for understanding living organisms?
It helps us understand how traits are inherited and how organisms evolve.
It explains only the physical appearance of organisms.
It is only important for plants, not animals.
It is unrelated to the study of DNA.
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Which of the following best describes the difference between genotype and phenotype?
Genotype is the observable trait, phenotype is the genetic code.
Genotype is the genetic make-up, phenotype is the observable characteristic.
Genotype is the environment, phenotype is the DNA sequence.
Genotype and phenotype mean the same thing.
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Explain how genetic engineering can alter the phenotype of an organism.
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The blue color of the strawberry in the image is most likely a result of:
Natural mutation
Genetic engineering
Environmental factors
Selective breeding
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Strawberries with antifreeze genes are an example of
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Describe how the introduction of a new gene can result in a tobacco plant that glows in the dark.
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Which of the following are possible outcomes of genetic engineering in plants?
Plants that glow in the dark
Plants with increased resistance to pests
Plants with reduced nutritional value
Plants that can survive extreme temperatures
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Why might scientists create 'glow in the dark' rats as shown in the images?
To study gene expression and genetic modification
To create pets that are easier to find at night
For entertainment purposes only
To increase the lifespan of rats
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What is the main purpose of genetic engineering?
To artificially manipulate, modify, and recombine DNA to modify organisms
To allow organisms to glow in the dark
To create new species through natural selection
To prevent any changes in DNA
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of a Genetically Modified Organism (GMO)?
Bacteria that produce human insulin
Wild-type bacteria
A naturally occurring hybrid plant
A cloned sheep
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Which of the following are techniques used in genetic engineering?
Artificial selection
Cloning
Gene splicing
Photosynthesis
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The process in which breeders choose which organism to mate to produce offspring with desired traits is called
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Which of the following are examples of selective breeding?
Champion race horses
Cows with tender meat
Wild wolves
Large juicy oranges on a tree
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What is the main goal of selective breeding in animals?
To produce offspring with desired traits
To create new species
To increase the population size
To prevent animals from breeding
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Dachshunds were bred to hunt
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How does selective breeding help in developing dog breeds for specific purposes?
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What is the purpose of breeding Angus cows as mentioned in the example?
To increase muscle mass for more meat
To produce more milk
To make them run faster
To make them disease resistant
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Open Ended
Explain how hybridization can result in a plant with both disease resistance and high food production capacity. Use the example of the Burbank potato in your answer.
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What is a liger an example of?
Hybridization between a lion and a tiger
Inbreeding between two lions
Cloning of a tiger
Variation in tigers
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Which of the following are true about a grapple fruit?
It tastes like grapes
It looks like an apple
It is a result of hybridization
It is a type of citrus fruit
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What is the main risk associated with inbreeding in dogs?
Increased genetic disorders
Increased variation
Stronger immune system
Faster growth rate
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Inbreeding decreases
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Which process involves removing a single cell from a parent organism to grow an entire new individual?
Cloning
Hybridization
Inbreeding
Variation
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Explain how cloning results in organisms with identical DNA to the parent. Use information from the slides to support your answer.
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How do chromosomes, DNA, and genes work together to determine the traits of an organism?
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Multiple Choice
What is the primary function of DNA in living organisms?
To provide energy for cellular processes
To carry instructions for assembling proteins and determining traits
To protect cells from external damage
To transport nutrients within the cell
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