Biology 111                                                                                    Name______________________________

Exam #3, Copy A

5 November 2007

 

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Part A.  Please provide an appropriate definition for each of the following terms.  Each completely correct definition will be worth 2 pts.

 

1.  mitosis-

 

 

2.  telophase-

 

 

3.  haploid-

 

 

4.  spermatogenesis-

 

 

5.  genotype-

 

 

6.  principle of segregation-

 

 

7.  epistasis-

 

 

8.  nondisjunction-

 

 

9.  trisomy-

 

 

10. gene linkage-

 

 

11.  Chargraff's Rule-

 

 

12.  Watson & Crick-

 

 

13.  telomere-

 

 

14.  helicase-

 

 

15.  anticodon-

 

 

16.  intron-

Part B.  Please select the best answer to each of the following questions:

 

_____17.  Prokaryotic chromosomes are:

                a.  single, circular loops of DNA

                b.  found in the dense region of the cell called the nucleoid

                c.  replicated before the cell reproduces

                d.  all of the above

                e.  none of the above

 

_____18.  The central constricted region found in eukaryotic chromosomes is called the:

                a.  centromere

                b.  centrosome

                c.  centriole

                d.  aster

                e.  none of the above

 

_____19.  The stage in mitosis where chromosomes line up at the equator of the cell is:

                a.  anaphase

                b.  interphase

                c.  metaphase

                d.  prophase

                e.  telophase

 

_____20.  The cell at right is in _____ of mitosis.

                a.  anaphase

                b.  interphase

                c.  metaphase

                d.  prophase

                e.  telophase

 

_____21.  Which of the following organisms would not have an aster as a part of their mitosis?

                a.  dog

                b.  corn

                c.  human

                d.  all of the above would have asters

                e.  none of the above would have asters

 

_____22.  Which of the following cells are "locked" in G1 phase of interphase, and will not go through the

                cell cycle?

                a.  skin cells

                b.  neurons

                c.  bone cells

                d.  all of the above

                e.  none of the above

 

_____23.  A haploid human cell would contain ____ chromosomes.

                a.  1

                b.  23

                c.  46

                d.  47

                e.  none of the above

 

 

 

 

 

_____24.  Crossing over occurs during the _____ of homologous chromosomes.

                a.  cytokinesis

                b.  glycolysis

                c.  mitosis

                d.  synapsis

                e.  none of the above

 

_____25.  The cell at right shows homologous chromosomes lined up in pairs across the equator of the cell.

                This cell is in:

                a.  metaphase of mitosis

                b.  metaphase I of meiosis

                c.  metaphase II of meiosis

                d.  prophase II of meiosis

                e.  none of the above

 

_____26.  A clone is:

                a.  any organism that is formed unnaturally.

                b.  any organism or cell that is genetically identical to another organism or cell.

                c.  any organism which has been genetically manipulated by humans.

                d.  a type of protein which DNA winds around in a chromosome.

                e.  none of the above

 

_____27.  The cell that begins the process of spermatogenesis is called the:

                a.  primary spermatocyte

                b.  secondary spermatocyte

                c.  sperm

                d.  spermatid

                e.  none of the above

 

_____28.  How many functional ova are produced from each primary oocyte that begins oogenesis?

                a.  1

                b.  2

                c.  3

                d.  4

                e.  millions

 

_____29.  Because of his meticulous work with the genetics of garden peas, ______ is often considered to

                be the "father of genetics".

                a.  Chargraff

                b.  Mendel

                c.  Griffith

                d.  Watson

                e.  Franklin

 

_____30.  In a cross between QQ and qq, the offspring will all be:

                a.  homozygous dominant

                b.  homozygous recessive

                c.  a combination of homozygous dominant and homozygous recessive

                d.  heterozygous

                e.  none of the above

 

 

 

 

 

 

_____31.  In a cross between Qq and Qq, what percentage of the offspring will be qq?

                a.  0%

                b.  25%

                c.  50%

                d.  75%

                e.  100%

 

_____32.  According to Mendel's Principle of Independent Assortment:

                a.  a single gene will express many independent traits

                b.  dominant alleles will cancel out the expression of recessive alleles

                c.  50% of  an individual's gametes will receive one allele of a pair, and 50% of the gametes will

                     receive the other allele of the pair.

                d.  one gene will not influence how another gene is inherited

                e.  none of the above

 

_____33.  If you have type "O" blood, what is your genotype?

                a.  IOIO

                b.  ii

                c.  IAIB

                d.  all of the above

                e.  none of the above

 

_____34.  Neurofibromatosis and Huntington's disease are both examples of:

                a.  X-linked diseases

                b.  autosomal dominant diseases

                c.  autosomal recessive diseases

                d.  cancers

                e.  trisomies

 

_____35.  Which of the following humans would be a female?

                a.  XY

                b.  XYY

                c.  X

                d.  XXY

                e.  none of the above

 

_____36.  Which of the following parents could produce a colorblind daughter?

                a.  a normal male and a female carrier

                b.  a normal male and a colorblind female

                c.  a colorblind male and a female carrier

                d.  all of the above

                e.  none of the above

 

_____37.  Down syndrome is a result of:

                a.  a dominant genetic trait

                b.  a recessive genetic trait

                c.  a monosomy

                d.  a trisomy

                e.  none of the above

 

_____38.  Which of the following genetic disorders is usually a result of nondisjunction?

                a.  Down syndrome

                b.  colorblindness

                c.  Huntington's disease

                d.  all of the above

                e.  none of the above

_____39.  A normal female will have ___ Barr bodies in her cells.

                a.  no

                b.  1

                c.  2

                d.  46

                e.  thousands of

 

_____40.  _____ is a result of a deletion on chromosome #15.

                a.  Angelman syndrome

                b.  Prader-Willi syndrome

                c.  Turner syndrome

                d.  both a & b above

                e.  both b & c above

 

_____41.  When Griffith injected living "R"-strain (nonpathogenic) bacteria and killed "S"-strain

                (pathogenic) bacteria into the same mouse:

                a.  the mouse survived

                b.  the mouse died of pneumonia

                c.  the mouse was slightly sickened by a weakened strain of pneumonia

                d.  the mouse became resistant to pneumonia

                e.  none of the above

 

_____42.  The base of the nucleotide attaches to the __ carbon of the sugar.

                a.  1'

                b.  2'

                c.  3'

                d.  4'

                e.  5'

 

_____43.  Which of the following bases is a purine?

                a.  cytosine

                b.  guanine

                c.  thymine

                d.  all of the above

                e.  none of the above

 

_____44.  Which model of DNA replication is correct?

                a.  fluid-mosaic model

                b.  Mendel's model

                c.  conservative model

                d.  semi-conservative model

                e.  none of the above

 

_____45.  Which of the following enzymes has a "proofreading" subunit?

                a.  helicase

                b.  phenylketonuriase

                c.  RNA polymerase

                d.  DNA polymerase complex

                e.  none of the above

 

_____46.  The enzyme that regenerates the tips of chromosomes is called:

                a.  helicase

                b.  hyaluronidase

                c.  DNA polymerase complex

                d.  RNA polymerase

                e.  telomerase

_____47.  Amino acids are carried by ____ to the ribosome during translation.

                a.  mRNA

                b.  rRNA

                c.  tRNA

                d.  all of the above

                e.  none of the above

 

_____48.  The mRNA strand read from the DNA strand  ATTCGATCGGGA would be:

                a. ATTCGATCGGGA

                b. AUUCGAUCGGGA

                c. TAAGCTAGCCCT

                d. UAAGCUAGCCCU

                e.  none of the above

 

_____49.  Exons:

                a.  are three base sequences on mRNA molecules that code for a single amino acid

                b.  are regions of DNA that code for protein

                c.  are regions of DNA that do not code for protein

                d.  are three base sequences on tRNA molecules that match up with codons

                e.  none of the above

 

_____50.  The __ site of the ribosome is where new tRNAs bring in amino acids during the process of

                translation.

                a.  A

                b.  B

                c.  C

                d.  P

                e.  none of the above

 

_____51.  Using the codon table attached to this test, the codon ACU codes for:

                a.  stop

                b.  Ser

                c.  Thr

                d.  start

                e.  none of the above

 

_____52.  Mutations may be caused by:

                a.  UV light

                b.  chemicals

                c.  radiation

                d.  all of the above

                e.  none of the above

 

Short Answer questions.

 

53.  Describe the events that occur during telophase of mitosis. (6 pts.)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

54.  A type of blindness in humans, called aniridia, is caused by a dominant allele (A = aniridia, a = normal).  If a man with aniridia who is heterozygous for this trait marries a woman who is normal, what is the possibility that they will have a child with aniridia?  (6 pts)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

55.  In guinea pigs, B = black fur, b = brown fur, S= short hair, and s = long hair.  What would be the phenotypic ratio of the offspring of a cross between a BbSs guinea pig and a bbss guinea pig? (6 pts)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

56.  Name and briefly describe 3 trisomy disorders.  (6 pts)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

57.   58. Fill in the blanks: (8 pts.)

"CRICK" DNA STRAND:         A         A        A         T        T         T       G         G        C

"WATSON" DNA STRAND: _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____

mRNA STRAND made from

the "WATSON" STRAND:     _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____

tRNA ANTICODONs that

match with the mRNA above: _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____

AMINO ACIDS brought in

by the above tRNAs:            _________________ _________________ _________________