Jeopardy Heredity Asexual Reproduction Sexual Reproduction Traits Genes
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Jeopardy Heredity Asexual Reproduction Sexual Reproduction Traits Genes & Traits Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy
$100 Question from H 1 What is the passing of traits Called?
$100 Answer from H 1 HEREDITY
$200 Question from H 1 What else determines the Characteristics of an organism?
$200 Answer from H 1 ENVIRONMENT
$300 Question from H 1 How do organisms develop Characteristics that they didn’t inherit?
$300 Answer from H 1 Practice (learned trait)
$400 Question from H 1 What are the characteristics of An organism called?
$400 Answer from H 1 TRAITS
$500 Question from H 1 Your Text Here
$500 Answer from H 1 Your Text Here
$100 Question from H 2 Why is it important for an organism To reproduce?
$100 Answer from H 2 Because they don’t live forever
$200 Question from H 2 What type of reproduction involves Only one parent?
$200 Answer from H 2 ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION
$300 Question from H 2 List 3 Different Types of Asexual Reproduction
$300 Answer from H 2 Fission, Budding, Spore Formation
$400 Question from H 2 Why does asexual reproduction produce offspring with identical DNA?
$400 Answer from H 2 Only 1 Parent!
$500 Question from H 2 Give 3 Advantages of Asexual Reproduction:
$500 Answer from H 2 1. Involves only 1 parent 2. FAST 3. Simple Process
$100 Question from H 3 Chromosomes are made up of Protein and xxxxx
$100 Answer from H 3 DNA
$200 Question from H 3 What is the importance of DNA?
$200 Answer from H 3 It contains the instructions for how A cell should function.
$300 Question from H 3 The DNA of a chromosome is divided into sections called _____
$300 Answer from H 3 GENES
$400 Question from H 3 What is TRUE for the DNA of ALL living things?
$400 Answer from H 3 The DNA for all living organisms is made up of pairs of the same four bases.
$500 Question from H 3 What are the 4 bases and how do they Pair up?
$500 Answer from H 3 C&G A&T
$100 Question from H 4 What is reproduction involving 2 parents called?
$100 Answer from H 4 Sexual Reproduction
$200 Question from H 4 What are the sex cells of the female parent are called ?
$200 Answer from H 4 EGGS
$300 Question from H 4 What are the sex cells of the male parent are called ?
$400 Question from H 4 Egg and sperm join during ____ And form a _____
$400 Answer from H 4 FERTILIZATION And form a ZYGOTE
$500 Question from H 4 How many chromosomes are Found in a sex cell?
$500 Answer from H 4 Half as many as the parent
$100 Question from H 5 During sexual reproduction, sometimes an error occurs, and a strand of DNA does not make an exact copy of itself. WHAT IS THIS CALLED?
$100 Answer from H 5 A MUTATION
$200 Question from H 5 What is the Human Genome Project?
$200 Answer from H 5 In 1990 a group of scientists set out to map all the genes that make up the human chromosomes.
$300 Question from H 5 By what process are SEX Cells produced?
$300 Answer from H 5 MEIOSIS
$400 Question from H 5 Pollen is produced in the plant’s _______ The Female Egg is produced in the plant’s _____ Fertilization Occurs in the plant’s ______
$400 Answer from H 5 STAMEN PISTIL OVULE
$500 Question from H 5 Why would we use selective Breeding? (give 2 reasons)
$500 Answer from H 5 MANY ANSWERS!
Final Jeopardy GIVE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF SEXUAL and ASEXUAL Reproduction
Final Jeopardy Answer Asexual Reproduction • Can happen quickly • Requires less energy • Needs just one parent cell • Produces offspring with DNA identical to parent Sexual Reproduction • Is a slow process • Requires more energy • Must have two parent cells • Produces offspring with unique DNA
- Asexual reproduction cell division
- Asexualk
- Sexual and asexual reproduction venn diagram
- Asexual vs sexual reproduction venn diagram
- Sexual or asexual reproduction
- Mitosis and meiosis
- Asexual and sexual reproduction difference
- Examples of reproduction
- Sexual or asexual reproduction
- Sexual reproduction
- Advantages of genetic diversity
- Budding asexual reproduction
- Plural fungus
- Asexual or sexual reproduction
- Chromosomes in organisms
- Fragmentation asexual reproduction examples
- Sexual or asexual reproduction
- Is mitosis asexual
- Intermediate inheritance
- Susie roundpants
- Polygenic inheritance
- Linked genes and unlinked genes
- What are homeotic genes
- Sex cells
- Asexual reproduction in bacteria
- Club fungi characteristics
- Organizador grafico de la reproduccion sexual y asexual
- Asexual reproduction involves
- What type of reproduction
- Ascomycota asexual reproduction
- Platyhelminthes ecological role
- Asexual reproduction
- Asexual reproduction
- Ascomycota asexual reproduction
- Asexual reproduction of budding
- Whats sexual reproduction
- Protist
- Reproduction station lab
- Asexual reproduction involves *
- With name
- Gastrula
- Type of phylum
- How do plants reproduce
- Oedogonium domain
- Whats reproduction
- Dahlia asexual reproduction
- Asexual propagation layering
- Examples of asexual reproduction
- Why is asexual reproduction beneficial
- Mitosis and meiosis venn diagram
- Budding asexual reproduction
- Whats sexual reproduction
- Types of asexual reproduction