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AP Bio Ch. 14 Study Guide

True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

Structure Your Knowledge #3     Does the following statement answer the question?
Always look at the F1 heterozygote resulting from a cross of true-breeding parents. If alleles show complete dominance / recessiveness, then the heterozygote will have a phenotype identical to one parent. In incomplete dominance, the F1 phenotype will be intermediate between that of the parents. If codominant, the phenotype of both allleles will be exhibited in the heterozygote.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 2. 

Interactive question 14.2 A
A tall pea plant is crossed with a recessive dwarf pea plant. What will the phenotypic ratio of offspring be if the tall plant was TT?
a.
all tall
d.
3 tall: 1 dwarf
b.
all dwarf
e.
all medium
c.
1 tall: 1 dwarf
f.
1 tall: 2 medium: 1 dwarf
 

 3. 

Interactive question 14.2 A
A tall pea plant is crossed with a recessive dwarf pea plant. What will the genotypic ratio of offspring be if the tall plant was TT?
a.
all TT
d.
2 TT: 2 Tt
b.
all tt
e.
all Tt
c.
1 Tt: 1 tt
f.
1 TT: 2 Tt: 1 tt
 

 4. 

Interactive question 14.2 B
A tall pea plant is crossed with a recessive dwarf pea plant. What will the phenotypic ratio of offspring be if the tall plant was Tt?
a.
all tall
d.
3 tall: 1 dwarf
b.
all dwarf
e.
all medium
c.
1 tall: 1 dwarf
f.
1 tall: 2 medium: 1 dwarf
 

 5. 

Interactive question 14.2 B
A tall pea plant is crossed with a recessive dwarf pea plant. What will the genotypic ratio of offspring be if the tall plant was Tt?
a.
all TT
d.
2 TT: 2 Tt
b.
all tt
e.
all Tt
c.
1 Tt: 1 tt
f.
1 TT: 2 Tt: 1 tt
 

 6. 

Interactive question 14.7 A
What is the height of the F1 plants?
a.
5
e.
25
b.
10
f.
30
c.
15
g.
35
d.
20
h.
40
 

 7. 

Interactive question 14.7 B
How many different phenotypes will there be in the F2?
a.
1
e.
5
b.
2
f.
6
c.
3
g.
7
d.
4
h.
8
 

 8. 

Interactive question 14.8 A
a.
caused by a dominant allele
b.
caused by a recessive allele
 

 9. 

Interactive question 14.9 A
What is the probability that a mating between two carriers will produce an offspring with a recessively inherited disorder?
a.
1/4
e.
1/3
b.
1/2
f.
2/3
c.
3/4
g.
4/9
d.
1
h.
3/16
 

 10. 

Interactive question 14.9 B
What is the probability that a phenotypically normal child produced by a mating of two heterozygotes will be a carrier?
a.
1/4
e.
1/3
b.
1/2
f.
2/3
c.
3/4
g.
4/9
d.
1
h.
3/16
 

 11. 

Structure Your Knowledge #2 Part 2
What generalized formula describes this number?
a.
X2   where X = the number alleles
b.
number of heterozygotes times two
c.
number of alleles plus one
d.
2n where n = the number of heterozygotes
e.
X2   where X = the number of heterozygotes
f.
2n where n = the number of alleles
 

 12. 

Interactive question 14.3
What is the phenotype of the F1 generation?
a.
all tall purple plants
c.
all short purple plants
b.
all tall white plants
d.
all short white plants
 

 13. 

Interactive question 14.3 B
What is the genotype of the F1 generation?
a.
TTPP
e.
TtPp
b.
TTPp
f.
Ttpp
c.
TTpp
g.
ttpp
d.
TtPP
h.
ttPp
 

 14. 

Interactive question 14.3 E
Choose the phenotypes and ratios found in the F2 geneartion.
a.
16 tall purple; 0 tall white; 0 dwarf purple; 0 dwarf white
b.
4 tall purple; 4 tall white; 4 dwarf purple; 4 dwarf white
c.
8 tall purple; 0 tall white; 8 dwarf purple; 0 dwarf white
d.
0 tall purple; 8 tall white; 0 dwarf purple; 8 dwarf white
e.
9 tall purple; 3 tall white; 3 dwarf purple; 1 dwarf white
f.
1 tall purple; 3 tall white; 3 dwarf purple; 9 dwarf white
g.
12 tall purple; 0 tall white; 4 dwarf purple; 0 dwarf white
h.
5 tall purple; 3 tall white; 5 dwarf purple; 3 dwarf white
 

 15. 

Interactive question 14.3
What is the ratio of tall plants to dwarf plants?
a.
16:0        tall to dwarf
b.
8:8 or 1:1 tall to dwarf
c.
0:16          tall to dwarf
d.
12:4 or 3:1 tall to dwarf
e.
4:12 or 1:3 tall to dwarf
f.
14:2 or 7:1 tall to dwarf
g.
2:14 or 1:7 tall to dwarf
h.
10:6 or 5:3 tall to dwarf
 

 16. 

Interactive question 14.3
What is the ratio of purple to white plants?
a.
16:0 purple to white
b.
8:8 or 1:1 purple to white
c.
0:16 purple to white
d.
12:4 or 3:1 purple to white
e.
4:12 or 1:3 purple to white
f.
14:2 or 7:1 purple to white
g.
2:14 or 1:7 purple to white
h.
10:6 or 5:3 purple to white
 

Multiple Response
Identify one or more choices that best complete the statement or answer the question.
 

 17. 

Interactive question 14.5 A
Choose all possible genotypes for A.
 a.
IAIA
 d.
ii
 b.
IBIB
 e.
IAi
 c.
IAIB
 f.
IBi
 

 18. 

Interactive question 14.5 B
Choose all possible genotypes for B.
 a.
IAIA
 d.
ii
 b.
IBIB
 e.
IAi
 c.
IAIB
 f.
IBi
 

 19. 

Interactive question 14.5 C
Choose all possible genotypes for AB.
 a.
IAIA
 d.
ii
 b.
IBIB
 e.
IAi
 c.
IAIB
 f.
IBi
 

 20. 

Interactive question 14.5 D
Choose all possible genotypes for O.
 a.
IAIA
 d.
ii
 b.
IBIB
 e.
IAi
 c.
IAIB
 f.
IBi
 

 21. 

Interactive question 14.3 C
What four types of gametes are formed by F1 plants?
 a.
TP
 e.
TTPP
 b.
Tp
 f.
TtPp
 c.
tP
 g.
Ttpp
 d.
tp
 h.
ttpp
 

Matching
 
 
Interactive question 14.1
a.
RR
k.
2 round: 2 wrinkled
b.
Rr
l.
3 wrinkled: 1 round
c.
rr
m.
4 wrinkled: 0 round
d.
R
n.
4 RR
e.
r
o.
4 rr
f.
F1 generation
p.
4 Rr
g.
F2 generation
q.
1 RR: 2 Rr: 1rr
h.
Parent generation
r.
2 RR: 2 Rr
i.
4 round: 0 wrinkled
s.
2 Rr: 2 rr
j.
3 round: 1 wrinkled
 

 22. 

A
 

 23. 

B
 

 24. 

C
 

 25. 

D
 

 26. 

E
 

 27. 

F
 

 28. 

G
 

 29. 

H
 

 30. 

I
 

 31. 

J
 

 32. 

K
 

 33. 

L
 
 
Interactive question 14.4
a.
1/8  or  2/16
i.
1/16
b.
2/8  or  1/4  or  4/16
j.
3/16
c.
3/8  or  6/16
k.
5/16
d.
1/2  or   4/8   or  8/16
l.
7/16
e.
5/8  or  10/16
m.
9/16
f.
6/8  or  3/4  or  12/16
n.
11/16
g.
7/8  or  14/16
o.
13/16
h.
1
p.
15/16
 

 34. 

question A
 

 35. 

question B
 

 36. 

question C
 
 
Interactive question 14.6
a.
3/16
e.
Mm_ _
b.
4/16
f.
Gray
c.
9/16
g.
White
d.
M_B_
 

 37. 

A
 

 38. 

B
 

 39. 

C
 

 40. 

D
 

 41. 

E
 

 42. 

F
 

 43. 

G
 
 
Interactive question 14.8 B-C-D
a.
AA
c.
aa
b.
Aa
d.
AA or Aa
 

 44. 

genotype of father                       Question B
 

 45. 

genotype of mother                      Question B
 

 46. 

mate # 1                                      Question C
 

 47. 

mate # 2                                      Question C
 

 48. 

grandson # 4                                Question C
 

 49. 

son 3                                           Question D
 
 
Interactive question 14.10
a.
1/4
m.
4/9
b.
1/2
n.
5/9
c.
3/4
o.
7/9
d.
1
p.
8/9
e.
1/8
q.
1/16
f.
3/8
r.
3/16
g.
5/8
s.
5/16
h.
7/8
t.
7/16
i.
1/3
u.
9/16
j.
2/3
v.
11/16
k.
1/9
w.
13/16
l.
2/9
x.
15/16
 

 50. 

What is the chance that they would have a child who inherits the disorder?
 

 51. 

What is the chance that a third child would inherit the disorder?
 

 52. 

What is the probability that both parents are carriers? (implies double)
 

 53. 

What is the probability that two heterozygotes will have a homozygous recessive child?
 

 54. 

What is the probability that each parent is a carrier? (implies single)
 
 
Structure Your Knowledge #1
a.
prophase 1
e.
prophase 2
b.
metaphase 1
f.
metaphase 2
c.
anaphase 1
g.
anaphase 2
d.
telophase 1
h.
telophase 2
 

 55. 

In what phase does Mendels law of segregation occur?
 

 56. 

In what phase does Mendels law of independent assortment occur?
 
 
Structure Your Knowledge #2
How many different types of gametes can be formed by the following genotypes?
a.
1 gamete
j.
10 gametes
b.
2 gametes
k.
11 gametes
c.
3 gametes
l.
12 gametes
d.
4 gametes
m.
13 gametes
e.
5 gametes
n.
14 gametes
f.
6 gametes
o.
15 gametes
g.
7 gametes
p.
16 gametes
h.
8 gametes
q.
17 gametes
i.
9 gametes
r.
18 gametes
 

 57. 

Aa
 

 58. 

AaBb
 

 59. 

AaBbCc
 

 60. 

AABbCc
 
 
Interactive question 14.3 D
a.
ttpp
f.
TtPP
b.
ttPp
g.
TTPp
c.
ttPP
h.
TTPP
d.
Ttpp
i.
TTpp
e.
TtPp
 

 61. 

A
 

 62. 

B
 

 63. 

C
 

 64. 

D
 

 65. 

E
 

 66. 

F
 

 67. 

G
 

 68. 

H
 

 69. 

I
 

 70. 

J
 

 71. 

K
 

 72. 

L
 

 73. 

M
 

 74. 

N
 

 75. 

O
 

 76. 

P
 



 
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