Asexual or Sexual
Natural or Artificial selection
Parts of DNA
BONUS
100

This type of reproduction involves only one parent and produces offspring genetically identical to the parent.

Asexual 

100

This selection happens without human interference.

What is natural selection?

100

This structure inside the cell holds the chromosomes.

The nucleus 

100

Put the following in order from largest to smallest: gene, cell, chromosome, nucleus, DNA.

cell → nucleus → chromosome → DNA → gene

200

This reproduction involves combining genetic material from two parents.

Sexual 

200

Animals with the best traits surviving to reproduce is an example of this process.

Natural selection 

200

This is the basic unit of life where genetic material is found.

The cell

200

DNA is shaped like this twisted structure.

Double helix

300

Bacteria typically reproduce using this method.

Asexual

300

Dog breeding for specific traits is an example of this.

Artificial selection 

300

This molecule contains the instructions for an organism’s traits.

DNA

300

An organism reproduces asexually in a stable environment. What is one advantage and one disadvantage of this method?

Fast reproduction (advantage) and lack of genetic diversity (disadvantage)

400

This form of reproduction results in faster population growth but less variation.

Asexual

400

Choosing crops that are resistant to pests is an example of this kind of selection.

Artificial selection 

400

These thread-like structures are made of DNA and found in the nucleus.

Chromosomes

400

What is the full name of DNA.

Deoxyribonucleic acid

500

One major advantage of this type of reproduction is genetic diversity.

Sexual

500

This process can lead to antibiotic resistance in bacteria over time.

Natural selection 

500

These segments of DNA carry the instructions for making proteins

Genes

500

A plant species switches between asexual and sexual reproduction. Why might it choose sexual reproduction during stressful environmental conditions?

To increase genetic variation, which may help offspring survive changing environments

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