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7th Grade Science Genetics Quizalize

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The passing of traits from an organism to its offspring is known as
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animality
biology
heredity
taxonomy

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Q1
The passing of traits from an organism to its offspring is known as
animality
biology
heredity
taxonomy
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Q2
Justin is a tall, blond-haired, blue-eyed, soccer player who likes to cook. Based on the information in the chart, which is an inherited trait from his mother?
the color of his eyes
his ability to swim
the enjoyment of cooking
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Q3
Several babies were switched in a hospital nursery. The best way to correct the problem is to compare the mothers' and the babies'
blood type
DNA
eye color
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Q4
Some traits found in living organisms are always shown whenever a single allele is present within the cells. What type of traits require two identical alleles in the cells to be shown?
separated traits
mutated traits
duplicated traits
recessive traits
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Q5
When two cats reproduce, two individual parent cells (sperm and egg) join together to form the offspring. This process is called fertilization. When a paramecium reproduces there is no union of egg and sperm. What is the difference between the cat’s offspring and the paramecium’s offspring?
Both the cat’s offspring and the paramecium’s offspring will express only dominant traits.
Both the cat’s offspring and the paramecium’s offspring will be identical to one of the parents.
The cat’s offspring will share some traits with both of its parents, but not be identical to either one of the parents and the paramecium’s offspring will be identical to the parent.
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