Assignment_ch16 01. What is the process of inheritance of character in living beings called ? (A) Migration (B) Variation (C) Evolution (D) Heredity 02. Individual variation means ….. (A) similarity (B) Evolution (C) Heredity (D) Variation 03. Which of the following is responsible for variation ? (A) Centromere (B) Mitochondrion (C) Gene (D) Retrovirus 04. By what name is the branch of biology related with study of heredity and variation known ? (A) Genetics (B) Life science (C) Taxonomy (D) Evolution 05. The occurrence of difference among the individuals of the same species are due to ….. (A) Development (B) Variations (C) Transition (D) Evolution 06. The continuity of features from one generation to another is known as ….. (A) Mutation (B) Heredity (C) Evolution (D) Generation 07. Which factors conduct the expressive genetic information from one generation to another ? (A) RNA (B) DNA (C) Protein (D) Enzyme 08. What is the studied in the science of genetics ? (A) Transmission of character from one generation to another. (B) Hybridization between organisms. (C) Formation of new species (speciation). (D) The organisms of the past dugout from the earth crust. 09. The characteristic that develops as a response to environment ….. (A) Is hereditary characteristic (B) Is not hereditary (C) Is important for evolution (D) Descends in the offsprings 10. Which scientist was first to conduct systematic experiments for the study of heredity ? (A) Sutton (B) Mendel (C) Khorana (D) Watson 11. On which of the following plant species Mendel has worked ? (A) Phaseolus mungo (B) Zea mays (C) Cassia tora (D) Pisum sativum 12. When Mendel crossed tall plant with a dwarf plant, was the ratio of dwarf plants in F2 generation ? (A) 40% (B) 75% (C) 60% (D) 25% 13. Which scientist conducted experiments on pea plants for research work about heredity ? (A) Mendel (B) Sutton (C) Boveri (D) Morgan 14. crossed (hybridized) in F1 generation ….. (A) Tall and dwarf plants obtained in the ration 1 : 1. (B) All plants obtained are dwarf. (C) Tall and dwarf plants obtained in the ration 3 : 1. (D) All plants obtained are tall. 15. Hybridazation experiment performed by Mendel between a tall (TT) plant of pisum sativum and a dwarf (tt) plant of pisum sativum gave the following result in F2 generation ….. (A) All plants are tall. (B) Tall plants and dwarf plants in the ratio 3 : 1. (C) Tall and dwarf plants obtained in the ration 2 : 1. (D) Tall plants and dwarf plants in the ratio 1 : 1. 16. The expression of tallness in the pea plant is exhibited by what ? (A) tt (B) tt (C) A or B (D) Tt 17. As a result of hybridization between the tall pea plant and dwarf pea plant, all the plants produced in F1 are tall, because ….. (A) The expression of tallness is recessive (B) The expression of dwarfness is dominant. (C) The tall plant or a dwarf plant is a natural phenomenon. (D) The expression of tallness is dominant. 18. What did Mendel do in the experiments on pea plant to obtain offsprings of F2 generation ? (A) The tall plant or a dwarf plant is a natural phenomenon. (B) Selfpollination (self-fertilization) in F1 generation. (C) Cross fertilization in any one ent plant. (D) Cross fertilization in F1 plants. 19. In the result of Mendel's experiment on the inheritance of two characters, the ratio of the plants showing yellow and wrinkled seed and of the plants showing green and round seeds in F2 generation ….. (A) 9 : 3 (B) 3 : 1 (C) 9 : 1 (D) 3 : 3 20. New species may be formed if : (1) DNA undergoes significant changed in germ cells. (2) There is no change in the genetic material. (3) Mating does not take place. (A) (1), (2) and (3) (B) (1) and (3) (C) (1) and (2) (D) (2) and (3) 21. A small can change its sex. What does it indicate ? (A) Some of the chromosomes in its zygote differentiate into Y-chromosomes. (B) It is bisexual. (C) The sex determination therein is not a genetic phenomenon. (D) It is sterile. 22. What is similar in male and female sex chromosomes ? (A) XX-chromosome (B) X-chromosome (C) XY- chromosome (D) Y- chromosome 23. Which type of chromosomes are found in each somatic cell of a woman ? (A) A + X (B) 2A +XY (C) A + Y (D) 2A + XX 24. In human being sex is determined by ….. (A) Genes (B) Organelles (C) Tissues (D) Cell 25. In human, what is the chromosomal complex of a sperm that gives to a male child through fertilization ? (A) (2A + XY) (B) (A + O) (C) (A + X) (D) (A + Y) 26. When does the sex determination occur in human being ? (A) When the embryo implantation occurs. (B) When sexual coitus takes place. (C) When the gonad gets differentiated. (D) When the fertilization occurs. 27. How many pairs of chromosomes are there in human cell ? (A) 23 pairs (B) 2 pairs (C) 22 pairs (D) 4 pairs 28. In male and female (humans), how many pairs of chromosomes are equal ? (A) 22 pairs (B) 2 pairs (C) 4 pairs (D) 23 pairs 29. The chromosomes in each of the somatic cell in a woman are ….. (A) A + X (B) 2A + XY (C) 2A + X (D) 2A + XX 30. What is the chromosomes complex of the sperm that participates in the process of fertilization wherein the zygote develops into a male child ? (A) 2A + XY (B) A + O (C) A + Y (D) A + X 31. How many types of sperms are found in man ? (A) Two (B) Three (C) Four (D) One 32. The Y- chromosome in human male ….. (A) Is of double the size than that of X- chromosome. (B) Possesses the same size at than of X- chromosome. (C) Is smaller in size than of Xchromosome. (D) Is larger in size than that of X- chromosome. 33. How many pairs of sex chromosomes are found in the somatic cells of the human being ? (A) Four (B) Three (C) One (D) Two 34. How many sex chromosomes are found in the reproductive cells (gametes) of human being ? (A) 23 (B) 1 (C) 2 (D) 46 35. The probability of birth a son daughter is ….. (A) 1 : 2 (B) 1 : 1 (C) 2 : 1 (D) 3 : 1 36. For the differentiation of testes in the undifferentiated gonads in the human being. The presence of what is essential ? (A) Y- chromosome (B) Autosomes (C) X- chromosome (D) Both B and C 37. From which Latin word is the word evolution derived ? (A) Evolutionary (B) Evolver (C) Evolve (D) Evolution 38. Which is the befitting statement for the acquired characteristic ? (A) It comes into existence due to change in DNA. (B) It develops as a response to the environment. (C) The organisms are born with these environment. (D) It is transmitted in the offspring through the parental gametes. 39. Which of the following is not an acquired characteristic ? (A) To have attached earlobe (of the pinna). (B) To have a scar of wound on the human face. (C) To role on the skating ring with the skate on. (D) To learn swimming by man. 40. With whom are the genetical footprints of human beings related ? (A) American origin (B) African origin (C) Asian origin (D) Australian origin 41. Which fossil(s) is / are determined by carbon dating method ? (A) All the given (B) Trilobite (C) Dinosaur (D) Ammonite 42. Which is the important factor for the formation of new species ? (A) Geographical isolation of population. (B) Variations. (C) All the given. (D) Genetic drift. 43. The human species have genetic roots in ….. (A) Africa (B) America (C) India (D) Australia 44. The organs which perform different functions but have the same basic structure are known as ….. (A) Hemolytic organs (B) Analytic organs (C) Analogous organs (D) Homologous organs 45. If the fossil of an organism is found in the deeper layer of earth, then we can predict that ….. (A) The extinction of organism has occurred thousand of years ago. (B) The fossil position in the layers of earth is not related to its time of extinction. (C) The extinction of organism has occurred recently. (D) Time of extinction cannot be determined. 46. Which organ of fish is homologous with the hand of human being ? (A) Fin (B) Gills (C) Lungs (D) Appendages 47. He presence of which of the following types of organs in two animals indicates that they are not derived from a common ancestor ? (A) Homologous organs (B) Reproductive organs (C) Analogous organs (D) Excretory organs 48. Which one the following is not homologous. (A) Forelimbs in humans and lizard (B) Wings in bat and bird Forelimbs in lizard and frog (D) Wings in butterfly and bat (C) 49. Which of the following organs, with found to be present in two animals, indicate that these two animals have been evolved from a common ancestor ? (A) Reproductive organs. (B) Excretory organs. (C) Analogous organs. (D) Homologous organs. 50. What are the organs of the extinct animals of the past met with from the earth strata during excavation, known ? (A) Homologous organs (B) Analogous organs (C) Structurally similar organs (D) Fossils 51. Which radioactive element (isotope) is used to determine the age of fossils ? (A) 16O (B) 18O (C) 14C (D) 12C 52. In which animal did the eyes originate first ? (A) Planaria (B) Paramoecium (C) Plasmodium (D) Peripatus 53. Which type of animals were the dinosaurs having feathers ? (A) Aves (B) Both A and B (C) Reptilia (D) Mammalia 54. Which plant was obtained, from the sterile flowers of cabbage, by using the artificial selection technique ? (A) Kale (B) Broccoli (C) Cauliflower (D) Kohlrabi 55. Where is the origin of Homo sapiens ? 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