
Unit 4 Growth & Reproduction

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Tracy Danielson
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Biology
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10th - 12th Grade
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Hard
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1.
Multiple Choice
Examine the picture of the two plants. The plant on the left is the parent plant. The plant on the right is the parent's offspring. The offspring is genetically identical to the parent. How did the parent plant reproduce?
The plant reproduced through asexual reproduction.
There is not enough information to tell how the plant reproduced.
The plant reproduced through sexual reproduction.
The plant reproduced through both asexual and sexual reproduction.
2.
Multiple Choice
A disadvantage of sexual reproduction is that
it requires less energy
it takes less time.
it decreases genetic variability.
it requires more energy.
3.
Multiple Choice
If a ferret has 40 chromosomes in body cells, when a ferret's sex cell divides by meiosis, the daughter cells produced each will have _____ chromosomes.
40
60
20
10
4.
Multiple Choice
The first picture shows a cell in prophase I of meiosis. The second picture shows another stage from the same cell. Which stage of meiosis is shown in the second picture?
telophase I
telophase II
metaphase I
prophase II
5.
Multiple Choice
Genetic continuity is maintained through asexual reproduction because
each offspring is genetically identical to its parent.
multiple offspring are always produced all at once during asexual reproduction.
crossing over occurs during asexual reproduction.
offspring are genetically similar, but not identical, to their parents.
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