Genetics Study Test With Answer Sheet Page 2

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6) How do they relate? Explain how each of the two terms below relate to each other in a sentence.
a. DNA and Chromosomes (example: DNA and chromosomes relate to each other because
chromosomes are made of DNA).
b. DNA and Genes
DNA makes up genes.
c. Genes and Alleles
The options or choices for the genes are called alleles.
d. Genes and Chromosomes
Genes are segments or pieces of a chromosome.
7) In 2-5 sentences, put the pieces together and explain the complete relationship between DNA, Genes,
Alleles, and Chromosomes.
Chromosomes are made of segments of genes, which have options known as alleles. Genes are made of
DNA which contains the code for our inherited traits.
8) Develop an analogy to explain the relationship between DNA, Genes, Alleles, and Chromosomes.
If the Nucleus is a library, the Chromosomes would be the shelves. The Genes would be the books and the
Alleles would be the genre of book. The DNA would be the words.
9) Fill in the chart below with any examples (just like p7 in Notes)
Gene
My allele
Someone else’s allele
Eye Color
Ms. Bland - brown
Ms. Green – blue
Hair Color
Ms. Bland - brown
Ms. Francis – blond
What did Gregor Mendel discover? Why is this discovery important in our lives today?
10)
Dominant and recessive traits and the role of genes. Genetic counselors can trace how a disease is
passed down in a family, and help people decide whether or not to have children.
What did Rosalind Franklin discover? Why is this discovery important in our lives today?
11)
She took the first x-ray photo of DNA, which showed that DNA is a spiral. Understanding the
structure of DNA has led to modern medical breakthroughs like genetic engineering and
cloning.
What did Francis Crick and James Watson discover? Why is this discovery important in our lives
12)
today?
He was on the team that discovered the structure of DNA, including the double helix shape
and the base pairs. Understanding the structure of DNA has led to modern medical
breakthroughs like genetic engineering and cloning.

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