GENETICS Jeopardy
Dive into the world of genetics with this interactive game of Jeopardy. Test your knowledge across various categories such as inheritance, DNA, mutations, and more. Challenge yourself and learn new facts about genetics while having fun in this engaging quiz format. Enjoy the thrill of competing and expanding your genetic knowledge through this exciting game.
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GENETICS Jeopardy Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5 10 10 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 30 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 40 40 50 50 50 50 50
Three reasons fruit flies make great genetic organisms prolific breeders fast generation time four pairs of chromosomes Picture 6
Generation after generation of self-pollinating is an example of true-breeding (pure breds) Picture 5
DAILY DOUBLE Cross involving organisms heterozygous for two characters (traits) dihybrid Picture 5
What phenotype (general term) did Mendels F1 offspring show? all dominant Picture 5
Before Mendel demonstrated the law of dominance, how did most think traits were inherited? blending Picture 5
What is a test cross? Crossing a recessive with a dominant phenotype (to see if it was heterozygous or homozygous). Picture 5
What cross results in 3:1 ratio? monohybrid (both heterozygous one trait) Picture 5
What cross results in a 9:3:3:1 ratio? dihybrid (both heterozygous for 2 traits) Picture 5
What happened with Mendels F2? recessive traits reappeared that were masked in the F1 Picture 5
What are Punnett squares used for? predicting results of genetic crosses Picture 5
what explains why gametes get only one of the homologous chromosomes law of segregation Picture 5
What explains the randomness of which gametes get the maternal or paternal chromosome? law of independent assortment Picture 5
A 1:2:1 ratio results from Incomplete dominance of a monohybrid cross Picture 5
A cross of a large and small resulting in a medium could be what two possibilities? *This is a true daily double!!!! incomplete dominance OR polygenic Picture 5
What blood types are possible in a cross of a B person and a O person? B O B O Picture 5
Which system determines sex in birds? ZW-female ZZ-male Picture 5
Which system determines sex in mammals? XX-female XY-male Picture 5
Which system determines sex in bees and ants? diploid-female haploid-male Picture 5
Which system determines sex in grasshoppers and some other insects? XX-female XO-male Picture 5
ABO blood groups represents what TWO types of inheritance? multiple alleles and codominance Picture 5
Skin pigmentation is an example of what type of inheritance? Polygenic Picture 5
In a pedigree, if both parents do not show trait but offspring do, this indicates . recessive allele Picture 5
In a pedigree, if males show it more, this indicates . sex-linked recessive Picture 5
amniocentesis and CVS are both used to create an image of the baby s chromosomes called a . karyotype Picture 5
Caused by a dominant gene and does not appear until around 35 years old Huntington s Disease Picture 5
