Dr. Nicmus

QUESTION 31

1. ___ tRNAs are required to translate the DNA template sequence GCTAGTCTGTGG into amino acids.

2
3
4
12
24

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QUESTION 32

1. Hominins that lived 2-4 million years ago that were eventually replaced by Homo species are members of the genus

Orrorin
Ardpithecus
Neanderthals
Pan
Australopithecus

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QUESTION 33

1. Identify the structure labeled “3”

 

chromatin
nucleosome
proteosome
gene
histone

 

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QUESTION 34

1. The sequence of base pairs composing the DNA of different organisms has been analyzed to infer the evolutionary relationship among these organisms.  This process would be part of the science involving

comparative anatomy
comparative biochemistry
developmental biology
comparative embryology
fossil evidence

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QUESTION 35

1. The figure below depicts the process of DNA replication. The end of the strand labeled “6” is the ____ end.

 

3′
5′

 

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QUESTION 36

1. Since there is more genetic variation between different racial groups than within a specific racial group, most geneticists support the idea of classifying our species into discrete and separate racial groups.

True

False

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QUESTION 37

1. “Lucy,” a 3.2 million-year-old skeleton is categorized as Australopithecus afarensis.  Members of this genus exhibit which of the following characteristics?

bipedal
7-8 feet tall
lived approximately 4-6 million years ago
large brain, typically with a cranial capacity over 500 cubic centimeters

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QUESTION 38

1. In the evolutionary history of the earth, Homo sapiens probably appeared approximately _______ years ago.

2,000
200,000
1 million
5 million
2.5 million

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QUESTION 39

1. In DNA replication,

an entirely new double helix is built using information in the sequence of amino acids
parental DNA shatters into pieces, and joins with newly-synthesized pieces to fashion two double helices from one
parental DNA remains intact but guides formation of new double helices
DNA taken into the body in the diet enters cells and joins the DNA
the parental DNA splits and free nucleotides bond to their complements, building two DNA molecules from one

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QUESTION 40

1. During DNA replication, which enzyme is responsible for unwinding the parent DNA strand?

primase
helicase
ligase
polymerase
ribase

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QUESTION 41

1. The figure below depicts the process of DNA replication. Identify the structure labeled “4”

 

leading strand
primer
Okakazaki fragment
helicase
nucleosome

 

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QUESTION 42

1. During transcription

RNA is synthesized from DNA
DNA is replicated
RNA is synthesized from protein
protein is synthesized from amino acids

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QUESTION 43

1. Based on the following information about the hemoglobin protein (a protein in red blood cells that binds and transports oxygen), which animal is most closely related to humans?

 

frog
dog
chicken
lamprey

 

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QUESTION 44

1. DNA polymerase adds nucleotides in the _________ direction.

3′ to 5′
5′ to 3′

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QUESTION 45

1. Which organism is most closely related to organism D ?

 

A
C
F
H
J

 

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QUESTION 46

1. All of the following are trends in the evolution of Primates EXCEPT

brain enlargement
expansion of tool-making capacity
complex social structure
progressively shorter periods of infant development

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QUESTION 47

1. A major difference between a chimpanzee skeleton and a human skeleton is that the chimpanzee

has a longer and more narrow pelvis
has knee joints that lock straight
has a leg bone and hip arrangement that forces the knees to be close together when walking
has a spinal cord that comes out of the base of the skull and points straight downward

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QUESTION 48

1. Which of the following types of structures is NOT likely to be preserved as a fossil?

shell
bone
heart
seed
teeth

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QUESTION 49

1. Which organism is most closely related to organism B?

 

C
D
G
F
E

 

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QUESTION 50

1. Who proposed a theory of evolution based on the idea that some heritable variations bestow competitive benefits  that allow organism to better compete for resources?

Jean-Baptiste Lamarck
Gregor Mendel
Reginald Punnett
Francis Crick
Charles Darwin

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