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Basic Biology Quiz

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Question #1
Transcription in DNA results in the formation of an identical DNA strand.
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #2
Only prokaryotic organisms perform meiosis.
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #3
Meiosis occurs ONLY in ovaries.
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #4
The process of translation during protein synthesis occurs at the ribosomes.
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #5
Messenger RNA forms a copy of a gene in the DNA molecule during transcription.
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #6
Transfer RNA forms a copy of a portion of the DNA molecule during transcription.
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #7
Transfer RNA forms a copy of the DNA molecule during translation.
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #8
A codon triplet is a series of three DNA bases.
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #9
The structure of DNA can be described as a triple helix.
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #10
Mitochondrial DNA has the same molecular structure and function as nuclear DNA found in the nucleus.
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #11
_____________ carry the genetic information from one generation to the next.
A  Immature base cells
B  Diploid cells
C  Gametes
D  Nuclei
Question #12
During _____________ , maternal and paternal chromosomes in a sex cell are shuffled
A  permutation
B  replication
C  regulation
D  recombination
Question #13
The first step of both mitosis and meiosis is
A  Cell division
B  Recombination
C  DNA replication
D  Enzymatic halitosis
Question #14
During meiosis, the sex cell divides
A  Three times
B  Four times
C  Once
D  Twice
Question #15
Meiosis is the division of ____________.
A  Proteins
B  DNA
C  Sex cells
D  Somatic cells
Question #16
Mitosis produces ____________.
A  Four haploid cells
B  Two haploid cells
C  Two diploid cells
D  One haploid cell
Question #17
Mitosis is the division of ___________.
A  Somatic cells
B  Gametes
C  Protein synthesis
D  DNA
Question #18
Cells with one-half of the full complement of DNA are called
A  haploid cells.
B  diploid cells.
C  base cells.
D  stem cells.
Question #19
Where does transcription occur?
A  At the ribosome
B  In the nucleus of eukaryotic cells
C  In forensic anthropology laboratories
D  Santa Monica army recruitment offices
Question #20
The name for a triplet of mRNA bases is:
A  Anticodon
B  mBases
C  Codon
D  Nucleotide markers
Question #21
Proteins are manufactured within the cell at structures called:
A  nuclei
B  ribosomes
C  nucleoli
D  mitochondria
Question #22
RNA uses a nucleotide called _____________, instead of thymine, during the transcription process.
A  codinine
B  uracil
C  aspernine
D  thiamine
Question #23
Meiosis
A  is the cell division process in somatic cells
B  is the cell division in specialized cells in ovaries and testes
C  permits healing of injured tissue
D  involves two divisions and results in six daughter cells.
Question #24
After mitosis, daughter cells contain the same amount of DNA as in the original cell. Why?
A  pairing of homologous chromosomes
B  meiosis
C  recombination
D  DNA replication
Question #25
Which of the following statements is true of mitosis?
A  The result is gamete formation.
B  There are two cell divisions before the process is complete.
C  Crossing-over occurs between homologous chromosomes.
D  The process requires only one cell division to be complete.
Question #26
The Y chromosome
A  carries a gene that causes a fetus to develop as male
B  can be inherited from either parent
C  influences numerous characteristics such as toe length
D  is found in both sexes; males have two, and females have one
Question #27
What are the X and Y chromosomes called?
A  gametes
B  autosomes
C  sex chromosomes
D  karyotypes
Question #28
How many chromosome pairs occur in a normal human somatic cell?
A  26
B  22
C  23
D  24
Question #29
How many chromosomes occur in a normal human somatic cell?
A  43
B  53
C  44
D  46
Question #30
Autosomes
A  occur singularly
B  carry genetic information that determine the individual’s sex
C  carry genetic information influencing all physical characteristics except primary sex determination
D  carry genetic information influencing all physical characteristics
Question #31
Chromosomes are
A  made up of DNA and proteins
B  visible during all stages of cell division
C  composed of two strands during early stages of cell division
D  indiscrete structures
Question #32
What is the name for a triplet of mRNA bases?
A  codon
B  alleles
C  mutons
D  exon
Question #33
What is the complete sequence of DNA bases that specifies the order of amino acids in an entire protein?
A  gene
B  amino acid
C  helix
D  codon
Question #34
In protein synthesis, the process called transcription is which of the following?
A  assembly of polypeptide chains
B  formation of a mRNA molecule
C  manufacture of tRNA
D  production of amino acids
Question #35
Which of the following statements concerning RNA is false?
A  It is involved in the synthesis of proteins.
B  It contains the base uracil instead of thymine.
C  It is single-stranded.
D  It contains the same sugar as found in DNA.
Question #36
Which of the following nitrogenous bases is not found in DNA?
A  Thymine
B  Adenine
C  Uracil
D  Guanine
Question #37
A nucleotide
A  is the same thing as an RNA molecule
B  is not a basic unit of the DNA molecule
C  codes for the production of an amino acid
D  is composed of a nitrogenous base, a sugar, and a phosphate unit
Question #38
DNA
A  is composed of nitrogenous bases, sugars and gametes
B  contains six different nitrogenous bases
C  is composed of nucleotides
D  is single-stranded
Question #39
Gametes
A  are important structural components of the body
B  transmit genetic information from parent to offspring
C  are basic units of the DNA molecule composed of sugar
D  are also called zygotes
Question #40
The two basic types of cells are somatic cells and
A  autosomes
B  gametes
C  polar bodies
D  organelles
Question #41
Ribosomes are
A  only present when the cell divides
B  found only in prokaryotes
C  important to protein synthesis
D  the sex chromosomes
Question #42
Somatic cells are not
A  one type of eukaryotic cell
B  gametes
C  basically all the cells in the body except those involved in reproduction
D  those that make up tissues, e.g. muscles and the brain
Question #43
The cell nucleus
A  is made up of ribosomes
B  contains genetic information
C  contains only X and Y chromosomes
D  is not distinct from the cytoplasm
Question #44
Cells
A  are the basic units of life
B  only have a nucleus and no cytoplasm
C  are only inherited from one parent
D  usually do not have DNA
Question #45
Prokaryotic cells are distinguishable from eukaryotic cells because prokaryotes do not contain:
A  a plasma membrane
B  Organelles
C  DNA
D  a nucleus.
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