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Embryonic cells with 45 chromosomes. B. Adult cells with 45 chromosomes. C. Prokaryotic cells (e.g. fungi) with 45 chromosomes. D. Eukaryotic cells (e.g. bacteria) with 45 chromosomes. 4. What does the genetic code mean in a DNA molecule? one. A sequence of two letters denoting a gene. B. A three-letter string denoting an amino acid. c. a four-letter sequence of letters denoting a nucleic acid polymer. i.e. A 5-letter sequence of letters denoting a nucleotide. 5. In which of the following cases is the genetic code located in a DNA molecule? one. base pair b. base pair c. A nucleotide d. A polymer 6. Are there two copies of genes in each cell? one. Each of the two copies can have different instructions to work on that copy. B. A single copy may be identical to another copy. c. A single copy can be in an inactive state. i.e. inactivate mutations. 7. Your body contains a copy of each of the four main chromosomes (molecular sex chromosomes) a. XX (female) b. XY (female) c. OXY (female) d. CXC (male) 8. Is your egg DNA female? one. Yes. B. Yes. c. Do not. 9. When a cell divides, are the two newly differentiated cell types named? one. Alex cells. B. Chromatids (different cells in your ovaries). c. Ova. i.e. Estradiol (female sex steroid). 10. If you divide a cell in which the sex hormone-producing cells have been removed from the original cell, what kind of cells are produced? one. Each cell in its new environment. B. All cells present in the original two cell mixtures. c. All cells from the original mix (including those that should have been in Alex's cells). i.e. All cells in the mixture present in each individual cell. 11. If you remove a cell from an egg that has a cell that produces sex hormones, are those hormones produced? one. Yes. B. Yes. c. Do not. 12. If you remove a sex hormone-producing cell from an egg, will it produce another egg with the missing sex hormones? one.

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Okay, that's the biology test, an overview of just the characteristics of living things and viruses. This is in addition to the questions we have already covered on the virus questions and your life traits quiz questions so these are just a few additional questions to get you thinking, question one ignore those little three which ones of the following are not stimuli that living beings feel and respond to DNA hunger for light or sound. I suggest you stop and write this down or write down your answer and why you feel that way before moving on to the next slide where I explain the answer ok and make sure you notice that she says no and i included these because they are very common in the M cast so yeah used their value to get used to ok the answer is DNA so living things react to important things in their environment and that's how we speak about examples, or how the planets are in relation to light, we talk about how our mouth salivates when we see food or about to eat, we talk about homeostasis, how the body keeps balance e.g. B. when you're cold, when you're cold, that's part of how living beings react to their environment, and how we maintain homeostasis, how we grow, how we metabolize, question two, which applies to all organisms, grow and evolve evolve, organisms grow but never evolve, organisms always stay the same size, organisms always shrink and divide so stop and find your answer don't miss and one of those things we talk a lot about but living things need to grow and evolve evolve so we go from one cell to many many cells and single cells like prokaryotic bacteria we will talk about in a few days also grow so they go through a growth phase before dividing question 3 what is the smallest u functional and structural unit of life the membrane the cell the stimulus the metabolism ok there are some typos in there sorry and the answer is the cell ok , so all living things are made up of at least one cell and the cell does metabolism and respiration and growth, so the cell is like a little organism on its own and of course there are unicellular organisms, unicellular organisms and one of the examples we saw was a unicellular fungus, the yeast that we've seen we've also seen unicellular protists that have metabolism, respiration, growth and by metabolism we mean food and digestion or with plants they also know they eat the sugars they produce, but they also produce sugar with the sun question 4 which of the following properties do all organisms have in common consist of two cells all organisms can move all organisms can smell and taste all organisms can photosynthesize so you can stop here and think about your answer, and the answer is that all organisms can move, and if you don't move at all remember the things that Mrs. Nerd presented as a small way to remember...