1) two copies of a gene that have different alleles.  a) Heterozygous b) fertilization c) How do you write/represent a recessive allele? d) Mitosis 2) two copies of a gene that have the same alleles. a) Mitosis b) Homozygous c) Gregor Mendel d) How are body cells made? 3) an organism that, over many generations, always produces the same offspring with traits that match the parent. ALSO- TT allele combination  a) How are body cells made? b) purebred c) sex cells d) sexual 4) An organism tha thas one dominant factor and one recessive factor a) genetics b) How many chromosome are in HUMAN SEX CELLS? c) hybrid d) sexual 5) different forms of a gene that can result in different traits a) sexual b) allele c) Homozygous d) codominance 6) The 2 alleles that control the traits of the organism: the genetic combination of alleles a) genotype b) Mitosis c) meiosis d) How do you write/represent a dominant allele?  7) The physical traits that are seen a) phenotype b) genotype c) allele d) How are body cells made? 8) The passing of traits from parents to offspring a) Alleles for Blood Types b) phenotype c) complete dominance d) heredity 9) a genetic factor whose trait always shows up when the factor is present a) Incomplete dominance b) How many chromosome are in HUMAN SEX CELLS? c) dominant d) What is an example of a homozygous allele combination? 10) a genetic factor that is hidden whenever the dominant factor is present- the trait only shows when there are 2 recessive alleles a) recessive b) meiosis c) complete dominance d) heredity 11) a process that produces 4 unique sex cells a) How mant chromosomes are in a human sperm cell? b) meiosis c) complete dominance d) recessive 12) type of production in which a new organism is produced by the joining of sex cells from 2 parents. Offspring is unique from its parents and other organisms a) sexual b) Pedigree Chart c) What is an example of a homozygous allele combination? d) heredity 13) a type of reproduction in which a new organism is produced from a single parent. Offspring is IDENTICAL to the parent a) How many chromosome are in HUMAN BODY CELLS? b) Mitosis c) asexual d) zygote 14) cells used for reproduction- sperm and egg (ovum) a) zygote b) sex cells c) complete dominance d) dominant 15) a chart that shows a complete set of chromosomes for an organism a) dominant b) Karyotype Chart c) Punnett Square d) fertilization 16) A tool used by geneticists to predict the outcome of offspring a) recessive b) Punnett Square c) Karyotype Chart d) sex cells 17) physical feature and function a) trait b) How mant chromosomes are in a human sperm cell? c) sexual d) Mitosis 18) The study of heredity a) genetics b) sex cells c) Homozygous d) Punnett Square 19) "The Father of Genetics"- scientist, mathematician, and gardener a) Dmitri Mendeleev b) genetics c) fertilization d) Gregor Mendel 20) most cells in your body. Examples skin cells, bone cells a) How mant chromosomes are in a human sperm cell? b) Incomplete dominance c) Body Cells d) purebred 21) 23 pairs OR 46 chromosomes (full set) a) phenotype b) How many chromosome are in HUMAN BODY CELLS? c) What is an example of a homozygous allele combination? d) Homozygous 22) 1 copy of each OR 23 chromosomes (half set) a) How many chromosome are in HUMAN SEX CELLS? b) Body Cells c) genetics d) complete dominance 23) 23 chromosomes (half set) a) phenotype b) How many chromosomes are in a human sperm cell? c) genetics d) sexual 24) When a sperm cell and an egg cell join a) dominant b) zygote c) genetics d) fertilization 25) human sperm and egg join to make this, single- celled a) zygote b) hybrid c) sexual d) Gregor Mendel 26) a zygote becomes a multi-cellular organism by this process a) Mitosis b) Heterozygous c) purebred d) How mant chromosomes are in a human sperm cell? 27) mitosis a) genotype b) How sex cells are made c) How body cells are made d) sexual 28) meiosis a) Pedigree Chart b) How are body cells made? c) How are sex cells made? d) zygote 29) capital letter a) heredity b) genetics c) Alleles for Blood Types d) How do you write/represent a dominant allele?  30) lower case letter a) How do you write/represent a recessive allele? b) Pedigree Chart c) How are body cells made? d) Homozygous 31) RR or rr a) What is an example of a homozygous allele combination? b) What else can effect an organisms phenotype (besides genes) c) How many chromosome are in HUMAN BODY CELLS? d) What is an example of a heterozygous allele combination? 32) Rr a) What is an example of a homozygous allele combination? b) What is an example of a heterozygous allele combination? c) How many chromosomes are in a human sperm cell? d) heredity 33) _______________ is when neither parent allele is seen because neither is fully dominant over the other. EX: white flower X red flower = pink flower a) Mitosis b) Incomplete dominance c) Codominance d) Genotype 34) ________________ is when 2 dominant alleles in which both traits are seen in the offspring EX: White flower X pink flower = Pink and white speckled flower a) heredity b) Incomplete dominance c) codominance d) Pedigree Chart 35) What Mendel observed in his pea plants? a) What else can effect an organisms phenotype (besides genes) b) complete dominance c) Alleles for Blood Types d) How mant chromosomes are in a human sperm cell? 36) A, B, O a) Alleles for Blood Types b) hybrid c) allele d) asexual 37) What else can effect an organisms phenotype (besides genes)? a) body cells b) meiosis c) sex cells d) environment 38) A chart that shows the presence or absence of a trait across generations a) Pedigree Chart b) codominance c) purebred d) Karyotype Chart

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