Mrs. Keadle JH Science
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Types of Reproduction
Power Point Questions
1. Asexual reproduction is a process that only requires ________________ parent so
the offspring get ______________ of their genetic material from that parent.
a. Offspring are _________________________ to the parent (natural clone).
b. ____________________ microscopic and unicellular organisms can do this.
c. Only ________________________ plants and animals can use this method.
d. other names for asexual reproduction: ______________________________,
__________________________, ____________________________.
2. Examples of organisms that use asexual reproduction:
1. _________________________
2. _________________________
3. _________________________
4. _________________________
5. _________________________
6. _________________________
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3. Sexual reproduction is a process that requires _______________ parents and
offspring receive _____________ of their genetic material from each parent.
a. offspring are _________________________ from either parent.
b. Most ______________________________ organisms reproduce sexually.
4. Examples of organisms that use sexual reproduction:
1. _________________________
4. _________________________
2. _________________________
5. _________________________
3. _________________________
6. _________________________
5. Parthenogenesis occurs in organisms that can reproduce _____________________
and ________________________________.
The ___________________________ can give birth without a male.
1. _________________________
4. _________________________
2. _________________________
5. _________________________
3. _________________________
6. _________________________
6. Hermaphroditic reproduction occurs in organisms that can reproduce ____________
and ____________________________________.
They have ____________________ and ______________________ sex organs or
they can _____________________ sexes.
1. _________________________
4. _________________________
2. _________________________
5. _________________________
3. _________________________
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Asexual Reproduction
Sexual Reproduction
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Type of Reproduction
Advantages
Disadvantages
Sexual
Asexual
Parthenogenesis
Hermaphroditic
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21 The diagram represents different processes involved in reproduction. Which diagram represents
sexual reproduction?
A II and III
B III only
C I, II and IV
D I and II
22 Hydras reproduce by a process known as
budding. This process is the formation of
a new individual that is a clone of the
parent. This type of reproduction is A sexual
B sporulation
23 What would be a possible disadvantage
of the type of reproduction shown in the
diagram?
A ability to reproduce in the absence of
a mate
B results in low genetic variation for the
species
C asexual
D binary fission
C allows for more genetic variation in
the offspring
D takes less time to produce offspring
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24 Look at the illustration above. Illustration A is an example of:
A sexual reproduction
B asexual reproduction
C nonsexual reproduction
D genetic coding
25 The illustration above depicts two types of reproduction. Identify which of the following
statements correctly summarizes the types of reproduction and the diversity of the
offspring.
A A: sexual reproduction, diverse offspring
B: asexual reproduction, diverse offspring
B A: asexual reproduction, diverse offspring
B: asexual reproduction, offspring the same as parent
C A: sexual reproduction, diverse offspring
B: asexual reproduction, offspring the same as parent
D A: sexual reproduction, offspring the same as parent
B: sexual reproduction, diverse offspring
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All of the following are types of
asexual reproduction except -
27 A clone is an organism that is A a product of selective breeding
A budding
B fertilization
B genetically identical to the
organism from which it was
produced
C regeneration
D fission
C a cross between two
genetically different individuals
D produced through the process
of genetic engineering
28 According to the pictures, asexual reproduction results in new bacteria whose genetic
material is A. identical to that of the parent
B not identical to that of the parent
C half identical to both parents
D identical to another parent
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29 Which of the following statements
about asexual reproduction is NOT true?
30 Sexual reproduction A results in genetic variation in the offspring
A two parent sex cells are needed
B the offspring are copies of the
parent
C most single-celled organisms
reproduce this way
D there is no diversity
B produces offspring that are identical to the
parent
C decreases the chances of survival of the
species
D results in genetic material being donated
to offspring by only one parent
31 Pea plants can reproduce
asexually or sexually. What is the
term for organisms that can
reproduce both ways?
A budding
B regeneration
C hermaphroditic reproduction
D captive breeding
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