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Page 1: Genetics jeopardy 1

7th Grade Science Genetics

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Punnett Square

Punnett Square,

too!

___gous Do the Math

Hodge-podge

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Punnett Square – 100

A four-sided tool used for predicting traits

Punnett Square

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Punnett Square- 200

What’s the first step in solving the following problem?

If you cross a homozygous dominant purple pea plant with a heterozygous pea plant, what’s the probability of the

offspring being purple?

underline the important information

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Punnett Square 300

After underlining, what’s the next step in solving the following problem?

If you cross a homozygous dominant purple pea plant with a heterozygous pea plant, what’s the probability of the offspring being purple?

Figure out what is dominant and what is recessive

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Punnett Square 400

After figuring out what’s dominant and recessive, what’s the next step for solving the problem of:

If you cross a homozygous dominant purple pea plant with a heterozygous pea plant, what’s the probability of the offspring being purple?

Labeling for mom and dad or plant 1 or plant 2, etc.

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Punnett Square- 500

What’s the last step before making the cross to complete a Punnett Square?

Place alleles (genotypes) on the top and side of the square

Page 8: Genetics jeopardy 1

Punnett Square, Too!- 100

Cross a homozygous brown-eyed man with a homozygous brown-eyed woman. Brown is dominant. Use the letter ‘B’.

BB BB

BB BB

B B

B

B

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Punnett Square, Too! - 200

Cross a heterozygous brown-eyed man with a blue-eyed

woman. Brown is dominant. Use the letter ‘B’.

Bb bb

Bb bb

B b

b

b

Page 10: Genetics jeopardy 1

Punnett Square, Too!- 300

Cross a blue-eyed woman with a blue-eyed man. Use

the letter ‘B’.

bb bb

bb bb

b b

b

b

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Punnett Square, Too!- 400

Cross a purebred purple pea plant with a hybrid pea

plant. Purple is dominant. Use the letter ‘P’

PP PP

Pp Pp

P P

P

p

Page 12: Genetics jeopardy 1

Punnett Square, Too!- 500

Cross a heterozygous purple pea plant with a white pea plant. Purple is dominant.

Use the letter ‘P’

Pp pp

Pp pp

P p

p

p

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_______gous – 100

Two alike alleles are known as

homozygous

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_______gous - 200

A genotype with different alleles is known as

Heterozygous

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______gous - 300

HH, for example

Homozygous dominant

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______gous - 400

hh, for example

homozygous recessive

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_____gous - 500

When two chromosomes on a chromatid are alike, it’s

called…..

homologous

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Do the Math - 100

The likelihood that an event will occur

Probability

Page 19: Genetics jeopardy 1

Do the Math - 200

What is the % probability of the offspring having a

heterozygous genotype?

0%

BB BB

BB BB

B B

B

B

Page 20: Genetics jeopardy 1

Do the Math - 300

Brown is dominant. What is the % probability of the

offspring having a phenotype of brown eyes?

50% Bb bb

Bb bb

B b

b

b

Page 21: Genetics jeopardy 1

Do the Math - 400

What is the % probability of the offspring being a hybrid?

50%

PP PP

Pp Pp

P P

P

p

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Do the Math - 500

What is the probability of the offspring being a purebred?

Do not express it as a percentage.

1/2 or 1:2

PP PP

Pp Pp

P P

P

p

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Hodgepodge - 100

Who is the “Father of Genetics”?

Gregor Mendel

Page 24: Genetics jeopardy 1

Hodgepodge - 200

What is a pea pod?

The outermost casing which holds peas, the delicious

round vegetables, in place.

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Hodgepodge - 300

When Gregor Mendel used only purebred pea plants in

his experiments, he was using the principal of:

Selective Breeding

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Hodgepodge - 400

Yellow is recessive. For pea pods, which color would

show if you had two recessive alleles?

yellow

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Hodgepodge - 500

What’s the probability of having a yellow pea pod when each parent has a homozygous dominant genotype? Green is

dominant

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