Unit 3 EOU Review

What is the relationship between DNA, a gene, and a chromosome?

• A gene is a segment of DNA. DNA coils tightly together to form a chromosome.

• A chromosome is in DNA. Genes are part of chromosomes.

• DNA is a segment of a gene. Chromosomes coil tightly together to form a gene.

• DNA is in chromosomes. Chromosomes are part of a gene.

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The diagram shows the structure of DNA. Which part of the diagram shows the component that

attaches to nitrogenous bases within the molecule.

• Yellow Ribbon/Licorice in Edible Model

• 'X' Chromosome

• Rungs/Gummy Bears in Edible Model

• the cell

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If one side of the DNA strand has the base sequence ATGGCAATGTTACTAG, what is the base sequence of the complementary strand?

• TACCGAATCUUTGATC

• TACCGTTACAATCTUG

• TACCGTTACAATGATC

• TTGGGTTACAATGATC

If DNA has a structure of AAT  TTA  GCC  ACG

• AAT  TTA  ACG GCC 

• TTA AAT CGG TGC

• TTA  TTA  ACG CCC 

• AAT  TTA  TAG GCC 

DNA in Eukaryotic Cells is located in the ​ (a)   and in Prokaryotic Cells it is found in the ​ (b)  

• nucleus
• cytoplasm
• ribosomes
• cell membrane

What is one of the most important facts about DNA?

• It is in everything

• It is the powerhouse of the cell

• without it plants could not perform photosynthesis

• it stores the genetic information necessary to build and maintain an organism, essentially acting as a blueprint for life

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What is the genetic basis for differences in living things? Select all that apply.

• Differences in the sequence of nucleotides

• Differences in the number of chromosomes

• Differences in the genes

• Differences in the arrangement of the deoxyribose and ribose on the phosphate backbone

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The site of protein synthesis is the

• nucleus

• mitochondria

• ribosome

• cytoplasm

Identify the correct components that pertain to DNA, RNA, or BOTH

Drag and drop the answers into the correct boxes.

Groups:

(a) DNA

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(b) BOTH

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(c) RNA

• made of nucleotides

• single strand

• thiamine

• ribose sugar

• adenine

• can leave nucleus

• does not leave nucleus

• double helix

• uracil

• deoxyribose sugar

• guanine

• cytosine

What biomolecules make up DNA?

• 1. Lipids

   

• 2. Nucleic acids

   

• 2. Proteins

• 2. Carbohydrates