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Lab: Mouse Genetics (One Trait) — Cumulative exam Answers

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Which of the following could be a nucleotide of DNA?

A
deoxyribose + phosphate group + thymine
B
deoxyribose + phosphate group + uracil
C
ribose + phosphate group + thymine
D
ribose + phosphate group + uracil
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If a scientist wanted to follow Mendel’s experiment with a different kind of plant, which type of plant would she examine?

A
A plant that cannot self-pollinate.
B
A plant that has only recessive alleles.
C
A plant that has three alleles for a trait.
D
A plant that has only two alleles for a trait.
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Which organisms are prokaryotes?

A
archaea
B
fungi
C
protists
D
plants
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Drinking too much water during exercise can cause a condition in which the concentration of sodium in the blood is lower than normal. What immediate response would the blood cells have in this condition?

A
Cells swell as water moves into them.
B
Cells swell as water moves out of them.
C
Cells shrivel as water moves out of them.
D
Cells shrivel as water moves into them.
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Drosophila eye color is an X-linked trait. Red eye color is dominant, and white eye color is recessive. Which Punnett square shows a cross in which the probability that offspring will be red-eyed males is 25 percent?

A
A Punnett square is shown. The columns are labeled Upper X r and Upper Y. The rows are labeled x Upper R and x Upper R. Clockwise, from top-left, the boxes include: X Upper R X r, X Upper R Y, X Upper R Y, X Upper R X r.
Option A
B
A Punnett square is shown. The columns are labeled Upper X r and Upper Y. The rows are labeled x Upper R and x r. Clockwise, from top-left, the boxes include: Upper X r Upper X r, Upper X r Upper Y, Upper X r Upper Y, Upper X r Upper X r.
Option B
C
A Punnett square is shown. The columns are labeled Upper X r and Upper Y. The rows are labeled x r and x r. Clockwise, from top-left, the boxes include: Upper X r Upper X r, Upper X r Upper Y, X r Upper Y, Upper X r Upper X r.
Option C
D
A Punnett square is shown. The columns are labeled Upper X Upper R and UpperY. The rows are labeled x r and x r. Clockwise, from top-left, the boxes include: Upper X r Upper X Upper R, Upper X r Upper Y, X r Upper X Upper R, Upper X r Upper X Upper R.
Option D
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Some theories are developed from repeated testing of a single hypothesis. Cell theory, germ theory, and the theory of evolution all have developed from the testing of multiple related hypotheses. Which statement best explains why some theories develop this way?

A
A hypothesis tests many variables at once, which can lead to new hypotheses.
B
Multiple related hypotheses will become theories before a single hypothesis does.
C
Each scientist has used different wording when developing his or her hypothesis.
D
Each experiment reveals a different piece of information that is needed to develop the theory.
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What is the next step in the process after a substrate enters the active site of an enzyme?

A
The chemical reaction occurs.
B
New substances called products are formed.
C
The enzyme and the substrate bind to form the enzyme-substrate complex.
D
The enzyme and the products bind to form the enzyme-products complex.
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Which characteristic best distinguishes quantitative data from qualitative data?

A
its validity
B
its repeatability
C
its ability to be graphed
D
its ability to be recorded
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If the endoplasmic reticulum were removed from the cell, which organelle would not be able to function properly, and why?

A
mitochondria, because they rely on the ER as an energy source
B
ribosomes, because they receive proteins made by the ER
C
Golgi apparatus, because it packages proteins received from the ER
D
cytoplasm, because it relies on the ER for structural support
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Which is a scientific question?

A
Can cats learn to sit down on command?
B
Why do black cats bring bad luck?
C
Are spotted cats cuter than solid-colored cats?
D
Why are Persian cats so funny?
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A drug researcher could avoid risking human health in tests of new drugs by

A
applying the new drugs to cultures of human cells and observing the effects.
B
using computers to select and notify potential subjects for tests on the new drugs.
C
conducting a trial on patients, using only very small dosages and short lengths of exposure to the new drugs.
D
only testing the new drugs on volunteer subjects who have tried all available treatments with no success.

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