Grade 11 Biology Practice Questions: Diversity, Genetics, Evolution, and Human Anatomy
Test your knowledge with these practice questions focusing on the diversity of living things, genetics including Punnett squares, evolution, and human anatomy such as the heart and systems.
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Grade 11 Biology Practice Questions: Diversity, Genetics, Evolution, and Human Anatomy
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- Question 1
- To predict the probability of offspring having certain genotypes based on the parents' genotypes
- To identify the dominant and recessive alleles in an individual
- To calculate the number of chromosomes in a haploid cell
- To determine the genotype of an individual based on its phenotype
- Question 2
- The process by which organisms adapt to their environment through natural selection and genetic variation
- The transformation of an individual organism's traits to better fit its environment
- The ability of an organism to modify its genetic material in response to environmental changes
- The deliberate change in an organism's genetic makeup over time
- Question 3
- Right ventricle
- Left ventricle
- Left atrium
- Right atrium
- Question 4
- Fungi
- Archaea
- Cyanobacteria
- Bacteria
- Question 5
- To predict the possible genetic outcomes of a cross between two individuals
- To observe the physical traits of an organism
- To determine the total number of genes in an organism
- To identify the exact gene responsible for a specific trait
- Question 6
- The fins of a whale and the flippers of a seal
- The wings of a bat and the wings of a bird
- The wings of a bird and the scales of a fish
- The arms of a human and the legs of a horse
- Question 7
- Non-random mating
- Genetic drift
- Natural selection
- Random genetic mutations
- Question 8
- Respiratory system
- Circulatory system
- Skeletal system
- Endocrine system
- Question 9
- True
- False
- Question 10
- True
- False
- Question 11
- True
- False
- Question 12
- True
- False
List of Flashcards12 flashcards
- Card 1HintShows possible gene combinations from parents.Memory TipPredict offspring genes
- Card 2HintOrganisms change over many generations to better fit their surroundings.Memory TipAdapt, natural selection
- Card 3HintThink blood return to the heart.Memory TipBlood return, right atrium
- Card 4HintOrganisms with complex cells.Memory TipComplex cells, fungi
- Card 5HintVisual tool for predicting traits in offspring.Memory TipPredict offspring traits
- Card 6HintSimilar structures with different functions.Memory TipSimilar but different use
- Card 7HintThe fittest organisms survive and reproduce.Memory TipFittest survive, reproduce
- Card 8HintSupports the body and holds it together.Memory TipSupport and store
- Card 9HintPopulation stability in allele frequency.Memory TipStable allele frequencies
- Card 10HintRandom events affect gene frequencies.Memory TipSmall pops, random changes
- Card 11HintOne-way valve in the heart.Memory TipOne-way heart valve
- Card 12HintTwo main parts of the nervous system.Memory TipVoluntary/involuntary control