2nd Semester Review Edition!

Volunteers?

• 1 person to time and click– click when told• 1 person to keep score – accurate and

quick!

JEOPARDY!LGHS Sports

LGHS Teachers

Clubs & Activities

School Events Classes

$100

$200

$300

$400

$500

$100 $100$100 $100

$200 $200 $200 $200

$300 $300 $300 $300

$400 $400 $400 $400

$500 $500 $500 $500

Final Jeopardy

WARNINGS:1. Ms. Minson is terrible at determining question

difficulty.

2. Ms. Minson tries to be as fair as she can but is not perfect.

3. ***Members of a buzzed-in team will be called upon randomly!***

JEOPARDY!

$100

$150

$200

$250

$250

$100 $100$150 $150

$150 $150 $150 $200

$150 $150 $150 $200

$150 $200 $150 $200

$350 $200 $200 $250

Final Jeopardy

Unit 6: Genetics

Unit 10: Class. & Body

Unit 7: Protein

Synthesis

Unit 8: DNA Fingerprinting

Unit 9: Evolution

Genetics for $100A: These are the possible genotype(s) that lead

to a phenotype of Type B blood.

A: These are the possible genotype(s) that lead to a phenotype of Type B blood.

Q: What are BB and Bo?

Genetics for $100

Genetics for $150From your vocab list!

A: This is an inheritance pattern where more than one gene affect a trait.

Genetics for $150From your vocab list!

Q: What is polygenic inheritance?

A: This is an inheritance pattern where more than one gene affect a trait.

Genetics for $200A: A heterozygous tall pea plant is crossed with

a heterozygous tall pea plant. This is the probability of a homozygous tall offspring.

Genetics for $200A: A heterozygous tall pea plant is crossed with

a heterozygous tall pea plant. This is the probability of a homozygous tall offspring.

Q: What is 25% T tT

t

TT Tt

Tt tt

A: This is a Punnett square showing a cross between a straight-haired father and a wavy-

haired mother. Hair texture shows incomplete dominance.

Genetics for $250

A: This is a Punnett square showing a cross between a straight-haired father and a wavy-

haired mother. Hair texture shows incomplete dominance.

Genetics for $250

S SC

S

CS CS

SS SS

A: Two parents who were both heterozygous for a trait are crossed. This is the number of

expected heterozygous offspring produced in an F1 generation of 40 individuals.

Genetics for $250

A: Two parents who were both heterozygous for a trait are crossed. This is the number of

expected heterozygous offspring produced in an F1 generation of 40 individuals.

Genetics for $250

Q: What is 20?T t

T

t

TT Tt

Tt tt

A: The genetic code is carried from the chromosomes to the ribosomes by this molecule.

(Be specific!)

Protein Synthesis for $100

A: The genetic code is carried from the chromosomes to the ribosomes by this molecule.

(Be specific!)

Protein Synthesis for $100

Q: What is mRNA?

Protein Synthesis for $150

A: If the right side of a DNA strand reads GATTACA, then the left side reads this.

Protein Synthesis for $150

A: If the right side of a DNA strand reads GATTACA, then the left side reads this.CTAATGT

Q: What is CTAATGT?

Protein Synthesis for $150A: To make a polypeptide of 20 amino acids, the gene would have to be composed of this many

DNA nucleotides.

Protein Synthesis for $150A: To make a polypeptide of 20 amino acids, the gene would have to be composed of this many

DNA nucleotides.

Q: What is 60?

Protein Synthesis for $150A: This is the mRNA sequence that

complements the DNA sequence GATTACA.

Protein Synthesis for $150A: This is the mRNA sequence that

complements the DNA sequence GATTACA.

Q: What is CUA-AUG-U?CUA-AUG-U

Protein Synthesis for $350A: If a newly

translated polypeptide reads

Met-Met, then this was the

original DNA sequence.

Q: What is TACTAC?

Protein Synthesis for $350A: If a newly

translated polypeptide reads

Met-Met, then this was the

original DNA sequence.

DNA Fingerprinting for $150A: This is how you would dial 8 microliters on a

P20 micropipette.

DNA Fingerprinting for $150A: This is how you would dial 8 microliters on a

P20 micropipette.

Q: 0 8 0

DNA Fingerprinting for $150A: This is the charge of DNA and why it matters

in electrophoresis.

DNA Fingerprinting for $150A: This is the charge of DNA and why it matters

in electrophoresis.

Q: What is negative and it determines where the DNA is placed (near the negative electrode)?

DNA Fingerprinting for $150A: These are two reasons for using

micropipettes when working with DNA samples.

DNA Fingerprinting for $150A: These are two reasons for using

micropipettes when working with DNA samples.

Q: What is because DNA samples are small, micropipettes are very precise, to prevent

contamination, …

DNA Fingerprinting for

$200A: This is the man who

must be the father.

Baby DNA:

Suspect #1

Suspect#2

Baby DNA:

Suspect #1

Suspect#2

DNA Fingerprinting for

$200A: This is the man who

must be the father.

Q: Neither man MUST be the father but suspect #2 can be INCLUDED!

Trick question!

A: This must be added to a 6-slot microcentrifuge that only has 5 samples and the

reason why.

DNA Fingerprinting for $200

A: This must be added to a 6-slot microcentrifuge that only has 5 samples and the

reason why.

Q: What is a blank and what is to balance the centrifuge? (prevent damage)

DNA Fingerprinting for $200

From your vocab list!

A: A trait that helps an organism to survive in its environment.

Evolution for $100

From your vocab list!

Evolution for $100

A: A trait that helps an organism to survive in its environment.

Q: What is an adaptation?

Evolution for $150A: These are 3 examples of organisms that have

been shaped by artificial selection.

Evolution for $150A: These are 3 examples of organisms that have

been shaped by artificial selection.

Q: Your answer here!

A: Crossing-over, mutations, and segregation are all sources of this.

Evolution for $150

A: Crossing-over, mutations, and segregation are all sources of this.

Q: What is variation?

Evolution for $150

A: This is the scientist who suggested that organisms passed on acquired traits, that organisms wanted to be perfect, and that organisms lost traits that they did not use.

Evolution for $150

A: This is the scientist who suggested that organisms passed on acquired traits, that organisms wanted to be perfect, and that organisms lost traits that they did not use.

Q: Who is Lamarck?

Evolution for $150

A: These are 3 examples of acquired characteristics.

Evolution for $200

A: These are 3 examples of acquired characteristics.

Q: Your examples here!

Evolution for $200

A: Your body’s defenses are classified into these two broad categories.

Classification & Body Systems for $150

A: Your body’s defenses are classified into these two broad categories.

Q: What are specific and non-specific?

Classification & Body Systems for $150

A: Our Ouchterlony test showed a positive result when a white precipitate formed, indicating the

binding of these with these.

Classification & Body Systems for $200

A: Our Ouchterlony test showed a positive result when a white precipitate formed, indicating the

binding of these with these.

Q: What are antigens and antibodies?

Classification & Body Systems for $200

(possible allergen)

A: This is the classification level where organisms are least closely related.

Classification & Body Systems for $200

Classification & Body Systems for $200

A: This is the classification level where organisms are least closely related.

Q: What is domain?

A: The function of the protein hemoglobin is to _____________ and it gives _______

cells their color.

Classification & Body Systems for $200

carry O2 (and CO2) red bloodA: The function of the protein hemoglobin is to

_____________ and it gives _______ cells their color.

Classification & Body Systems for $200

A: These are the four parts of blood and the functions of each.

Classification & Body Systems for $250

A: These are the four parts of blood and the functions of each.

Q: What are:Red blood cells- carry oxygen

White blood cells- cells of the immune systemPlatelets- clot blood

Plasma- carries fluid, cells, nutrients, sugar

Classification & Body Systems for $250