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S1 Review: Genetics
Test Description: S1 Review: Genetics
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1) The passing of traits from parents to offspring is called
A
development.
B
genetics.
C
heredity.
D
maturation.
2) Basic unit of heredity.
A
chromosome
B
DNA
C
gene
D
allele
3) If a red and a white carnation flowers were crossbred, the resulting flowers would be
A
red, because that color would be dominant.
B
white, because that color would be dominant.
C
pink, because carnations are incomplete dominant.
D
pink, because carnations are codominant.
4) What would be the blood type of a person who inherited an A allele from one parent and an O allele from the other?
A
Type AO, because A and O are codominant.
B
Type AB, because A and B are dominant.
C
Type A, because A is dominant and O is recessive.
D
Type O, because A is recessive and O is dominant.
5) If widow's peak (W) is dominant over no widow's peak (w). What's the probability that offspring of a hetero parent & a homo recessive parent will be homo recessive?
A
25%
B
75%
C
0%
D
50%
6) If dimples (D) is dominant over no dimples(d) and two parents are heterozygous for this trait, what is the probability that the offspring will have dimples?
A
50%
B
25%
C
100%
D
75%
7) If a child has a disorder that neither of the parents have, then
A
the disorder is autosomal recessive and both parents are heterozygous.
B
the disorder could be x-linked and received from a carrier father.
C
the disorder is autosomal dominant and one of the parents is a carrier.
D
the disorder is autosomal recessive and one of the must be homozygous recessive.
8) A son does not have a sex-linked disorder, yet his mother was a carrier and his father and the disease. How is this possible?
A
A son could receive a recessive from mother & get the disorder since he only receives one allele.
B
A carrier mother is heterozygous and therefore contains both a recessive & dominant allele.
C
A son can't receive x-linked genes from a father so it is irrelevant that his father a disorder.
D
All of the above
9) Huntingtons is a dominant autosomal disease. If your mother was Hh, father was hh, spouse was hh and child was Hh, what is your genotype/phenotype?
A
Hh without the disorder.
B
Hh with the disorder.
C
hh with the disorder.
D
hh without the disorder.
10) If a characteristic is sex-linked, it
A
occurs only in females.
B
occurs most commonly in males.
C
can never occur in females.
D
is always fatal.
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