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U3) BIO Vocab Review

Whitney Schuenemeyer

Created on October 24, 2024

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Down on the FARM ESCAPE ROOM

Help the farm ecosystem with daily chores

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Chickens and their eggs

Collect chicken eggs for each correct answer

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question 1/4

Where do chicks get their genetics from?

Their surroungings grows thier genetic make up

They get it from their mothers hens

They get half from their mother hen, half from their father rooster

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question 2/4

Which is the correct definition of a gene?

A section of DNA that codes for a trait

a pair of ridiculously expensive pants

one long chromosome uncurled

question 3/4

Did you know that if a hen has black feathers it has 2 black feather genes. they got one from mom and one from dad. How many black feather genes will it give it's child?

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2 black feather genes

1 black feather gene

0 black feather genes

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A blue rooster has 1 whtie splash gene, and 1 black gene. What gene so they give to their chicks?

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They can give either the black or white gene. The rooster chooses.

They can give either the black or white gene. It is random.

They always give the black feather gene

Cluck, Cluck...

Well done! Happy chickens

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Cows and their milk

Milk the cows for each correct answer

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QUESTION 1/4

Alleles are variations or genes. For example, white hair: ATTACG Black hair: ATTTACG What could have happened to create these variations?

Milking

Mutations

Lifestyle changes

Bahavior traits

QUESTION 2/4

We use letters to represent genes (If we wrote the whole DNA strand it would be too long!). If a momma cow had B (black spots gene) & b (brown spots gene), what could they give their child?

Milking

She'd give her child an upper case B

She'd randomly give a B or a b

She'd give her child a lower case b

question 3/4

Sometimes there are more than two Alleles for 1 gene (variations). Here are some examples for the base color of a cow: Red fur (R) White fur (W) Black fur (B) How many of these genes can 1 cow have?

Milking

2 max, one from mom and one from dad.

3 max, as there are three types of fur

There are unlimited combinations

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A mom cow had genes R/W The dad cow was B/B The baby was R/B. Where did the baby's B gene come from?

Milking

Dad

Both of them

Mom

Mmoooo...

Well done! Happy cows

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Pigs and their food

Feed the pigs for each correct answer

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QUESTION 1/4

Which picture shows how autosomal chromosomes are set up in a mammal?

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47 pairs

22 pairs

46 pairs

23 pairs

QUESTION 2/4

How many chromosomes do human's have?

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QUESTION 3/4

The last two chromosomes are called sex chromosomes. They determine sexual organs and hormones. Which of the following are an example of a male?

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2 variations of a chromosome
chromosome that has been copied
A chromosome on a gene
A gene on a chromosome
QUESTION 4/4

What is the arrow pointing to?

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OinK, oink...

Well done! happy pigs

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Sheep and their wool

Shearing sheep wool for each correct answer

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question 1/4

O no! We have no idea who is our new lamb's dad. Can you help find the real father?

Shearing

Dad 1

Neither are the Dad

Dad 2

question 2/4

Explain how the baby lamb got mom's genes.

Shearing

Mom could have given an E or a D. Since baby gets half of mom's genes, mom gave the baby an E

Mom has an E or a D. Since mutations happen deliberately, mom changed her D to an S

The baby has an S and an E gene, so mom or dad had to give an E or a S.

We would need to test more genes as this data is not accurate

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Explain how Dad 2 is NOT the father.

Shearing

Because Dad 1 has a D gene, so baby can't be his

The baby would have two Es in order for Dad 2 to be the father

question 4/4

Here is another sheep family problem. Can you figure out the dad here?

Shearing

Dad 2, because he has an A gene

We can't figure it out with this gene, we'd need to test another gene

Dad 1, because he has a C gene

Beeeehehe...

Well done! Happy sheep

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All right, daily chores done!

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CONGRATULATIONS!

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