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Heredity is
a) the passing of traits from offspring to parents
b) the passing of traits from parents to offspring
c) plants that are cross-pollinated
d) the ratio of dominant to recessive traits

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A plant that has two dominant genes or two recessive genes is
a) an organism
b) a genotype
c) homozygous
d) heterozygous

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Mendel's ratio for dominant to recessive traits is
a) 1 to 1
b) 2 to 1
c) 3 to 1
d) 4 to 1

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A phenotype is
a) the way an organism feels
b) a group of 5 alleles
c) a dominant gene
d) the way an organism looks

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When cells are copied with half the number of chromosomes it is called
a) sex cells
b) meiosis
c) a nucleus
d) mitosis

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Incomplete dominance is
a) when each allele has its own degree of dominance
b) when all offspring have the same traits as parent
c) made during meiosis
d) a plant that fertilizes itself

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When all offspring have the same traits as parent it is called
a) self-pollinating
b) incomplete dominance
c) sex cell
d) true-breeding plant

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Meiosis makes
a) self-pollinating plants
b) genes with incomplete dominance
c) sex cells
d) true-breeding plants

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A plant that fertilizes itself is known as
a) self-pollinating
b) incomplete dominance
c) a sex cell
d) true-breeding

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An exact copy of a chromosome is a
a) probability
b) fraction
c) line at the center of a cell
d) chromatid

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