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Science Quiz 2 for Chapter 11

front 1

What does DNA look like?

back 1

Strung in patterns on extremely thin, coiled strands in the cell.

front 2

How many miles of DNA do you have in your body?

back 2

3 Billion

front 3

Where is DNA found?

back 3

In the nucleus of cells

front 4

DNA is wrapped up to form structures called...

back 4

Chromosomes

front 5

How many of chromosomes do most cells in the human body have?

back 5

46

front 6

How many chromosomes do human sex cells, like sperm and eggs, have?

back 6

23

front 7

What kind of chromosomes will a male child receive from his mother and father?

back 7

X from his mother and Y from his father

front 8

What kind of chromosomes will a female child receive from her mother and father?

back 8

X from her mother and father

front 9

How many copies of each gene do you have?

back 9

2

front 10

Why do you have this number of gene copies?

back 10

because of the mother and father both give one

front 11

What do your genes and DNA determine?

back 11

Your genes and DNA determine your human characteristics. The characteristics can include eyes, ears, mouth, nose.

front 12

Do your characteristics come from a single gene or from multiple?

back 12

multiple

front 13

How many genes does the average human have?

back 13

25,000

front 14

What do you think "it's in your genes" means?

back 14

This phrase could mean that the way you act has been passed down from your parents. Or your actions originate from things you would usually do.

front 15

What is heredity? And, why is it important to you?

back 15

Heredity is the passing of a gene from one generation to the next. Heredity helps to make you the person you are today, or your appearance.

front 16

What, besides your genes, determines your abilities and interests?

back 16

enviroment

front 17

What do mutations cause?

back 17

defects to the offspring.