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Biology Jeopardy

Biology Jeopardy. Genetics, Mitosis and Meiosis. The Rules:. Each team gets to select a Question of their Choice. ALL teams can contest for the points. If Correct = Allocated Points

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Biology Jeopardy

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  1. Biology Jeopardy Genetics, Mitosis and Meiosis

  2. The Rules: Each team gets to select a Question of their Choice. ALL teams can contest for the points. If Correct = Allocated Points If Incorrect = Loss of Allocated Points off Total Score and the next team gets a chance at the question 1 minute limit per question You must have a score of 600 before you can contest a 500 point question

  3. Inheritance Pot Luck DNA Mitosis Meiosis 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  4. DNA 100 • What does DNA stand for?

  5. DNA 100 • DNA- Deoxyribonucleic Acid • What does DNA stand for?

  6. DNA 200 • What part of the cell contains the DNA?

  7. DNA 200 • The Nucleus of all cells contain the genetic material (DNA) • What part of the cell contains the DNA?

  8. DNA 300 • DNA is coiled up into...

  9. DNA 300 • DNA is coiled up into Chromosomes. • DNA is coiled up into...

  10. DNA 400 • DNA molecules are made up of 3 parts; What are they?

  11. DNA 400 • DNA is made of a sugar, phosphate and a nitrogenous base. Or it has a sugar-phosphate backbone and nucleotide bases. DNA molecules are made up of 3 parts; What are they?

  12. DNA 500 Explain how the nucleotide of DNA are paired and how they are read and made into proteins.

  13. DNA 500 The nucleotides on DNA are paired up A-T and C-G, these are later read during translation as a triplet or codon. Each triplet codes for an amino acid which when attached to other amino acids makes a protein. Explain how the nucleotide of DNA are paired and how they are read and made into proteins

  14. Mitosis 100 • What is mitosis and where does it takes place?

  15. Mitosis 100 • Mitosis is a process of cell division that happens in all non-sex cells. What is mitosis and where does it takes place?

  16. Mitosis 200 • What happens to the DNA in the early stages of Mitosis?

  17. Mitosis 200 • The DNA is replicated. What happens to the DNA in the early stages of Mitosis?

  18. Mitosis 300 • How many daughter cells are produced at the end of one mitosis division?

  19. Mitosis 300 • How many daughter cells are produced at the end of one mitosis division? • There are 2 identical daughter cells produced at the end of a mitotic division.

  20. Mitosis 400 • Why is mitosis the best sort of division to take place in non-sex cells? give an example of when mitosis occurs.

  21. Mitosis 400 • Why is mitosis the best sort of division to take place in non-sex cells? give an example of when mitosis occurs. Non sex cells need to be identical to each other, they are used for growth or replacement during injury or cell death, etc.

  22. Mitosis 500 • List the stages of Mitosis in order and briefly describe what is happening in each.

  23. Debtors & Creditors 500 List the stages of Mitosis in order and briefly describe what is happening in each. Interphase- Chromosomes Replicated Prophase- Double stranded Chromosomes are visible. Metaphase- Chromosomes line up. Anaphase- Chromotids separate to opposite ends of cell. Telophase- 2 new cells are formed.

  24. Meiosis 100 • In which cells does Meiosis take place?

  25. Meiosis 100 • In which cells does Meiosis take place? In gametes, sex cells.

  26. Meiosis 200 • How many cells are produced at the end of a meiosis division?

  27. Meiosis 200 • How many cells are produced at the end of a meiosis division? 4 Cells that are not identical to the parent cells.

  28. Meiosis 300 • Why is meiosis better than mitosis in sex cell division and later in the formation offspring?

  29. Meiosis 300 • Why is meiosis better than mitosis in sex cell division and later in the formation offspring? The offspring will have genetic information from both parents and when the sex cells combine the final zygote will contain the correct number of chromosomes.

  30. Meiosis 400 • List and explain 2 differences between mitosis and meiosis.

  31. Meiosis 400 • List and explain 2 differences between mitosis and meiosis. • 2 Stages of division. • 4 non identical cells produced versus 2 identical cells. • Final cells have haploid number of chromosomes versus diploid number in mitosis.

  32. Meiosis 500 • Using the white board, draw the process of meiosis from start to finish.

  33. Meiosis 500 • Using the board draw out the process of meiosis. Similar to page 185 in Links 4

  34. Cells 500 100 What is a cell?

  35. Cells 500 100 What is a cell? • A cell is the basic unit of living organisms, containing the genetic information for life.

  36. Cells 500 200 What are stem cells?

  37. 500 200 • Stem cells are cells found in most, if not all, multi-cellular organisms. They are characterized by the ability to renew themselves through mitoticcell division and differentiating into a diverse range of specialized cell types. What are stem cells? Cells

  38. Cells 500 300 • What are chromosomes? Why are they important?

  39. Cells 500 300 What are chromosomes? Why are they important? It is a single piece of coiled DNA containing many genes, and other nucleotide sequences. The are important because they contain all the genes necessary for life.

  40. Cells 500 400 • A cancerous cell replicates infinitely, why is this a program? What mechanisms does you body have to try and prevent uncontrolled growth?

  41. Cells 500 400 A cancerous cell replicates infinitely, why is this a problem? What mechanisms does you body have to try and prevent uncontrolled growth? Cancerous cells are a problem because the negatively effect the body causing the spread of cancer and sometimes leading to death. In normal situations the body controls uncontrolled growth by having programed cell death that destroys malfunctioning, damaged or unnecessary cells.

  42. Cells 500 500 Explain the life cycle of a cell.

  43. Inheritance 500 500 • Explain the life cycle of a cell

  44. Pot Luck 100 • How many chromosomes in a diploid or haploid?

  45. Pot Luck 100 • How many chromosomes in a diploid or haploid? • Haploid- 23 • Diploid- 46

  46. Pot Luck 200 • What is an amino acid?

  47. Pot Luck 200 • What is an amino acid? Building block of protein

  48. Pot Luck 300 • What is a genome?

  49. Pot Luck 300 • What is a genome? • Genome is the complete set of genetic information for a species.

  50. Pot Luck 400 • What is RNA and what does it do?

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