STUDY GUIDE: 4th NINE WEEKS REVIEW

If a pea plant genotype is heterozygous for seed color, with one allele for green and one for yellow, which trait will be shown?

• Dominant

• Recessive

• A blend of both dominant and recessive

• A mutation

During a biology class, Avery, Aiden, and Michael are discussing the significance of fossils. What does the evidence of evolution suggest to us?

• Adaptations are not necessary for survival

• Organisms have evolved from common ancestors

• Organisms reproduce and pass on their traits

• Organisms have not changed over time

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If a population of finches on an isolated island changes enough over time to form a new species, we would call this

• Competition

• Overproduction

• Evolution

• Environmental pressure

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A fish is born with a gene that gives it only one gill to breathe. Which of the following is true?

• This is an example of a helpful mutation.

• This is an example of a harmful mutation.

• The species of fish will evolve.

• This fish will be able to breathe on land.

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If a population of finches on the Galapagos Islands becomes isolated from other finch populations, what would we expect to happen?

• All of the finches will survive

• Nature will select for the finches with the best variations

• All of the finches will turn into fossils

• The finches will no longer overproduce

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The structure pictured here that is made of DNA is called a:

• Gene

• Nucleus

• Cell

• Chromosome

Brown eyes (B) is dominant over blue eyes (b). If a homozygous recessive mom is crossed with a homozygous recessive dad, what genotype is most likely to be passed onto the offspring?

• B. BB

• C. bb

• D. Bb

Freckles (F) is dominant over no freckles (f). In this example, both F and f are called-

• A. Nucleotides

• B. Nitrogen bases

• C. DNA

• D. Alleles

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In DNA, adenine pairs with the nitrogen base -

• A. Adenine

• B. Thymine

• C. Uracil

• D. Guanine

The shape of DNA can be described as -

• A. Rod-shaped

• B. Being flat like a sheet of paper

• C. A single strand with two nitrogen bases

• D. A double helix