Quiz 2
11) In Mendel’s trihybrid experiment, F2 Phenotypic ratio was
(A) 9:3:3:1
(B) 27:9:9:9:3:3:3:1
(C) 27:27:27:9:9:9
(D) 9:9:9:3:3:1
Correct Answer : 27:9:9:9:3:3:3:1
12) A type of dominance relation in which the phenotype of heterozygote is more
extreme than that of either homozygous parent, is known as
(A) Incomplete dominance
(B) Over dominance
(C) Codominance
(D) None of above
Correct Answer : Over dominance
13) Which one is a test cross
(A) TT x Tt
(B) Tt x Tt
(C) TT x TT
(D) Tt x tt
Correct Answer :Tt x tt
14) The term ‘Crossing Over’ was first introduced by
(A) Bateson & Punnet
(B) Morgan & Castle (1912)
(C) Janssen (1909)
(D) Sutton & Boveri
Correct Answer : Morgan & Castle (1912)
15) According to C.B. Bridges (1925), if the sex index value (X/A) in drosophila is 0.5
or less then the offspring will be.
(A) Male
(B) Female
(C) Both male and female
(D) None of these
Correct Answer : Male
16) Genes that are carried on the same chromosome are called
(A) Linked Genes
(B) Unlinked Genes
(C) Dominant genes
(D) Recessive Genes
Correct Answer : Linked Genes
17) When the duplicated gene sequence is attached to another position owning to
inter chromosomal duplication then it is known as
(A) Inversion
(B) Transposed Duplication
(C) Direct Tandem Duplication
(D) None of the above
Correct Answer : Transposed Duplication
18) Mutation which occurs during DNA replication is called
(A) Frame Shift Mutation
(B) Copy Error Mutation
(C) Spontaneous Mutation
(D) None of the above
Correct Answer : Copy Error Mutation
19) The Genome D present in bread wheat is supposed to have been derived from
(A) Aegilops Squarrosa
(B) Aegilops Speltoides
(C) Triticum Monococcum
(D) None of the above
Correct Answer : Aegilops Squarrosa
20) Split genes are found in
(A) Eukaryotes
(B) Prokaryotes
(C) Eukaryotes and Prokaryotes Both
(D) None of the above
Correct Answer : Eukaryotes
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