How do you help? Use your computer mouse to show the little mice the way out of the professors mazes. Sometimes you will have to answer the questions from the professors computer in order to find his hidden mazes. Help! Professor Mouseman has a plot to run tests on humans instead of mice. The only way to stop him is to free all of his mice and end his experiments. Continue – Let’s practice a maze.

Welcome to Maze 1 Use your Computer Mouse to guide your little mouse friend to the Exit. Watch Out – If you touch the wall you must start over. Click the Mouse Below to Begin.

Excellent Work! You have rescued our little mouse friend. You have rescued our little mouse friend. Click on this square to keep going. Click on this square to keep going.

Instructions: 1. You will need to use the professors computer in order to find the next maze. 2. Answer questions from the computer correctly and you will advance to the next maze. 3. To answer the questions click on the buttons at the below each question. Continue – I am ready to answer questions. Next Question… What is the capitol city of South Carolina? A. Greenville B. Columbia C. Florence D. Easley ABCD Click these buttons to answer.

Next Question… What is a number that describes how likely an event is to happen? A. Whole number B. Probability C. Even number D. Odd number ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Next Question… What is one type of probability? A. Judgmental B. Numbers C. Space D. Theoretical ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Next Question… In a genetic cross, the allele that each parent will pass on to its offspring is based on what? A. Probability B. Hair color C. Color of pants D. Birthday ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Next Question… How many words does a phenotype need? A. 1 B. 3 C. 2 D. 7 ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Welcome to Maze 2 Use your Computer Mouse to guide your little mouse friend to the Exit. Watch Out – If you touch the wall you must start over Click the Mouse Below to Begin.

Excellent Work! You have rescued our little mouse friend. You have rescued our little mouse friend. Click on this square to keep going. Click on this square to keep going.

Next Question… There are 5 steps in solving a genetic problem. FalseTrue Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Next Question… You don’t need to show any work for the genetic problems. FalseTrue Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Next Question… How many blocks can a punnet square have? A. 2 B. 5 C. Any amount D. 10 ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Next Question… What is the last step in the genetic problem? A.Check all work B. Determine the trait C. Draw a punnet square D. Find possible genotypes of the offspring ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Next Question… Some times genes are influenced by… A. Hair color B. Land C. Water D. Environment ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Welcome to Maze 3 Use your Computer Mouse to guide your little mouse friend to the Exit. Watch Out – If you touch the wall you must start over Click the Mouse Below to Begin.

Excellent Work! You have rescued our little mouse friend. You have rescued our little mouse friend. Click on this square to keep going. Click on this square to keep going.

Next Question… What is a factor that effects genetics? A. Size of pants B. Shoe size C. Diet D. If you wear glasses or contacts ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Next Question… What is Mendal’s 3 rd principal? A. Deletion B. Codominance C. Substitution D. Addition ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Next Question… What is something that happens in the principal of codominance? A. Offspring will be 5 foot 4 inches B. Parents have twins C. Offspring has black hair D. Offspring shows a mixing of dominant and recessive genes ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Next Question… Human genetic disorders are caused by what? A. Mutations B. If you do sports or no sports C. Parents having red hair D. Lack of exersise ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Watch Out Don’t Let the Time Run Out Welcome to Maze 4 Use your Computer Mouse to guide your little mouse friend to the Exit. Watch Out – If you touch the wall you must start over Oh, and by the way you only have 20 seconds to complete this one. Click the Mouse Below to Begin.

Watch Out Don’t Let the Time Run Out

Watch Out Don’t Let the Time Run Out Excellent Work! You have rescued our little mouse friend. You have rescued our little mouse friend. Click on this square to keep going. Click on this square to keep going.

Next Question… Human genetic disorders an overall change in what? A. Head shape B. Chromosome C. Defective nucleus D. Shoe size ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Next Question… Each normal person has how many pairs of chromosomes? A. 78 B. 89 C. 23 D. 46 ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Next Question… What is a change in the nucleotide base sequence in DNA? A. Protein B. Flowers C. Adenine D. Mutation ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Next Question… What does a mutation change? A. Shape of cell B. Golgi Body form C. Protein made D. Base sequence in the nucleotide ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Welcome to Maze 5 Use your Computer Mouse to guide your little mouse friend to the Exit. Watch Out – If you touch the wall you must start over Oh, and by the way this time the maze can move. Click the Mouse Below to Begin.

Excellent Work! You have rescued our little mouse friend. You have rescued our little mouse friend. Click on this square to keep going. Click on this square to keep going.

Next Question… What is the process of selecting similar organisms with desired traits to serve as parents for the next generation? A. Mutation B. Selective Breeding C. Cloning D. Genetic Engineering ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Next Question… What is an organism that has exatly the same genes as the organisms from which it is produced? A. Cloning B. Selective Breeding C. Hybridization D. Generic engineering ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Next Question… When scientists transfer genes from one organism to the DNA of another organism which allows them to make very unique organisms, what is this called? A. Hybridization B. Cloning C. Inbreeding D. Genetic Engineering ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Next Question… What has The Human Genome project been working on? A. How to find animals for selective breeding B. Identifying the genetic code C. Cloning animals D. Defining Hybridization ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

Welcome to Maze 5 Use your Computer Mouse to guide your little mouse friend to the Exit. Watch Out – If you touch the wall you must start over Remember only the tip of your mouse can’t touch the wall. Click the Mouse Below to Begin.

Excellent Work! You have rescued our little mouse friend. You have rescued our little mouse friend. Click on this square to keep going. Click on this square to keep going.

Thank You – Thank You – Thank You You not only saved the mice, but you ended the professors’ experiments so he cannot practice on humans. Great Work! End Game The Maze - by Jeff Ertzberger 2009 All rights reserved. Please do not copy without written permission.

Click here to try the question again. Ouch! You missed that one. Please try again!

Click here to try the maze again. Ouch! That was a wall. Please try again! Note – On some of the harder mazes you will be forced to go back and answer some questions again, before you are allowed to try the maze again.

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