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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
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • The longest phase of the cell cycle is _____.
  • B. Interphase
  • Back

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Ch 10 Cell Cycle
  • Which of the following is a phase of mitosis?
  • A.cytokinesis
  • B. interphase
  • C. prophase
  • D.S phase
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • Which of the following is a phase of mitosis?
  • C. prophase
  • Back

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Ch 10 Cell Cycle
  • The first phase of mitosis is called
  • A. prophase.
  • B. anaphase.
  • C. metaphase.
  • D. interphase.
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • The first phase of mitosis is called
  • A. prophase.
  • Back

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Ch 10 Cell Cycle
  • What is cytokinesis?
  •   Answer!

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Answer!
  • Splitting of the cytoplasm,
  • follows mitosis
  • Back

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Ch 10 Cell Cycle
  • What is cancer?
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • Uncontrolled cell division
  • Back

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Ch 11/14 Genetics You Decide!
  • Each pea-plant gamete has how many alleles for
    the height gene?
  • a. 1
  • b. 2
  • c. 3
  • d. 4
  • Answer!

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Answer!
Each pea-plant gamete has how many alleles for
the height gene? a. 1 Back
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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.
  • Answer!

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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.
  • Back

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Ch 11/14 Genetics You Decide!
  • Human females produce egg cells that have
  • a. one X chromosome.
  • b. two X chromosomes.
  • c. one X or one Y chromosome.
  • d. one X and one Y chromosome.
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • Human females produce egg cells that have
  • a. one X chromosome.
  • Back

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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
  • Answer!

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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)
  • Back

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Ch 11/14 Genetics You Decide!
  • With blood types, what are the two dominant
    alleles? Which one is recessive?
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • With blood types, what are the two dominant
    alleles? A, B, Which one is recessive? O
  • Back

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Ch 12/13 DNA/RNA/Protein
  • What stores information in a cell?
  • a. proteins
  • b. carbohydrates
  • c. lipids
  • d. DNA
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • What stores information in a cell?
  • d. DNA
  • Back

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Ch 12/13 DNA/RNA/Protein
  • In eukaryotes, DNA
  • a. is located in the nucleus.
  • b. floats freely in the cytoplasm.
  • c. is located in the ribosomes.
  • d. is circular.
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • In eukaryotes, DNA
  • a. is located in the nucleus.
  • Back

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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)?
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • 9
  • Back

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Ch 12/13 DNA/RNA/Protein
  • What are three differences between RNA and DNA?
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • What are three differences between RNA and DNA?
  • U replaces T in RNA
  • RNA is single stranded, DNA double stranded
  • RNA is ribonucleic acid (not Deoxyribo-)
  • Others apply
  • Back

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Ch 12/13 DNA/RNA/Protein
  • What is DNA made of?
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • Deoxyribonucleic acid
  • Back

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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
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • The founder of modern evolution theory is
    considered to be _____.
  • Charles Darwin
  • Back

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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!

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Answer!
  • _________________________ is a mechanism for
    change in a population in which organisms with
    favorable variations live, reproduce, and pass on
    their favorable traits.
  • Natural selection
  • Back

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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
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • _______________ is the structural adaptation of
    an organism that enables it to resemble another
    harmful or distasteful species.
  • Mimicry
  • Back

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Ch 16-19 Evolution!
  • Define the following term and give an example
  • homologous structure,
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • Define the following term and give an example
  • homologous structure,-Common origin, different
    structure
  • Back

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Ch 16-19 Evolution!
  • Define the following term and give an example
  • analogous structure,
  • Answer!

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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
  • Back

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Ch 18 Classification!
  • The evolutionary history of a species is its
    _____.
  • A. biodiversity C. extinction
  • B. phylogeny D. taxonomy
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • The evolutionary history of a species is its
    _____.
  • B. phylogeny
  • Back

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Ch 18 Classification!
  • The science of grouping and naming organisms is
    _____.
  • A. classification C. nomenclature
  • B. phylogeny D. taxonomy
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • The science of grouping and naming organisms is
    _____.
  • D. taxonomy
  • Back

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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.
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • Based on their names, you know that the baboons
    Papio annubis and Papio cynocephalus do NOT
    belong to the same
  • species.
  • Back

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Ch 18 Classification!
  • List the taxa from largest to smallest.
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • Domain
  • Kingdom
  • Phylum
  • Class
  • Order
  • Family
  • Genus
  • Species
  • Back

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Ch 18 Classification!
  • What are the three domains? What kingdoms are in
    each?
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • Domain Archea Kingdom Arachaebacteria
  • Domain Bacteria Kingdom Eubacteria
  • Domain Eukarya Kingdoms Protista, Fungi,
    Plant, Animal
  • Back

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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.
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • For a behavior to evolve under the influence of
    natural selection, that behavior must be
  • A. directed by genes.
  • .
  • Back

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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.
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • Which of these is an example of imprinting?
  • Young ducklings follow their mother.
  • Back

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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.
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • 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.
  • Back

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Ch 29 Behavior!
  • What is the difference between learned and innate
    behaviors?
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • Learned you aquire it though a type of learning
    (from habituation to insight)
  • Inherited you are born doing it correctly
    without practice
  • Back

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Ch 29 Behavior!
  • What are circadian rhythms? What causes animals
    to follow these cycles?
  • Answer!

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Answer!
  • What are circadian rhythms?
  • Daily cycles (wake sleep cycle) What causes
    animals to follow these cycles? Internal cues
  • Back
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