1. Sexual/Asexual reproduction
Genetics Jeopardy
Sexual/Asexual reproduction
Expression of traits
Recessive/ Dominant
Pea Plants
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3. Sexual/Asexual reproduction-100
ANSWER: Budding is a type of this.
QUESTION: What is asexual reproduction?

4. Sexual/Asexual reproduction-200
ANSWER: Genetic variation is an advantage of this.
QUESTION: What is sexual reproduction?

5. Sexual/Asexual reproduction-300
ANSWER: A plant cutting taken from another plant and rooted is this type of reproduction.
QUESTION: What is asexual reproduction?

6. Sexual/Asexual reproduction-400
ANSWER: The changes that are caused by environmental factors such as ultraviolet radiation from the sun, or a mistake is made as the DNA copies itself during cell division.
QUESTION: What are genetic mutations?

7. Sexual/Asexual reproduction-500
ANSWER: This type of asexual reproduction is how starfish regenerate missing limbs.
QUESTION: What is fission?

8. Expression of traits-100
ANSWER: When both alleles show in the phenotype it is called this.
QUESTION: What is codominance?

9. Expression of traits-200
ANSWER: When both alleles blend together to form a new phenotype.
QUESTION: What is incomplete dominance?

10. Expression of traits-300
ANSWER: In codominance, what would be the offsprings’ genotype of a homozygous red plant (RR) with a homozygous white plant (WW).
QUESTION: What is RW?

11. Expression of traits-400
ANSWER: In codominance, what would be the offsprings’ phenotype of a homozygous red plant (RR) with a homozygous white plant (WW).
QUESTION: What is both red and white ?

12. Expression of traits-500
ANSWER: In incomplete dominance, what would be the offsprings’ phenotype of a homozygous red plant (RR) with a homozygous white plant (R’R’).
QUESTION: What is pink?

13. Recessive/Dominant-100
ANSWER: This type of allele will not show through when there is a dominant trait.
QUESTION: What is a recessive trait?

14. Recessive/Dominant-200
ANSWER: This type of allele covers up a recessive allele.
QUESTION: What is dominant trait?

15. Recessive/Dominant-300
ANSWER: Using T to represent an allele, this would be a heterozygous genotype.
QUESTION: What is Tt?

16. Recessive/Dominant-400
ANSWER: This represents a heterozygous dominant genotype.
QUESTION: What is Aa?

17. Recessive/Dominant-500 ANSWER: This is the phenotype of the parents.
QUESTION: What is purple or pink?

18. Pea Plants-100 ANSWER: This person is the “father of genetics”.
QUESTION: Who is Mendel?

19. Pea Plants-200
ANSWER: In pea plants, yellow seeds are dominant and green seeds are recessive. A heterozygous yellow seeded plant is crossed with a homozygous green seeded plant. What percentage of the offspring will be heterozygous.
QUESTION: What is 50%?

20. Pea Plants-300
ANSWER: In pea plants, round seeds are dominant and wrinkled seeds are recessive. Two heterozygous plants are crossed. What percentage of the offspring will be homozygous.
QUESTION: What is 50%?

21. Pea Plants-400
ANSWER: In pea plants, tall plants are dominant and short plants are recessive. A homozygous tall plant is crossed with a short plant. What percentage of the offspring will be heterozygous.
QUESTION: What is a 100%?

22. Pea Plants-500
ANSWER: In pea plants, round seeds are dominant and wrinkled seeds are recessive. A heterozygous plant is crossed with a wrinkled seeded plant. What percentage of the offspring will be homozygous.
QUESTION: What is 50%?

23. Grab bag-100
ANSWER: The chromosomes in the nucleus of a cell contain a code known as this.
QUESTION: What is DNA?

24. Grab bag-200 ANSWER: These are located on the chromosomes.
QUESTION: What are genes?

25. Grab bag-300
ANSWER: Put these in order from largest to smallest: nucleus, cell, gene, DNA.
QUESTION: What is cell, nucleus, DNA and gene?

26. Grab bag-400
ANSWER: This is how a mother and father with a dominant trait can have a child with a recessive trait.
QUESTION: What is being heterozygous for the trait?

27. Grab bag-500
ANSWER: This is when one trait is controlled by two or more genes.
QUESTION: What is polygenic traits?

28. FINAL JEOPARDY ANSWER: The picture is an example of this.
QUESTION: What is a dihybrid cross?