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The correct spelling of your teacher's name
What is H-E-E-J-A-E?
How many weeks did the Baby Project go on for?
What is "5 weeks?"
A cup stays at rest on the table unless something knocks it over. This is an example of which law
What is a dominant genetic disorder?
More correct: What is an autosomal dominant genetic disorder?
The name for the set of two alleles
What is "genotype?"
What day was the first time we got a lot of snow in 2020 in Providence?
What is "the Thursday before Halloween?" (10/29/20)
What is a "coo?"
A book is resting on the table. The weight of the book pushes down on the table. The table's normal force pushes up on the book. This is an example of which law?
"What is Newton's third law of motion?"
The name of a person who carries a gene for a disease, but does not actually have the disease
What is a "carrier?"
The name for this: Tt x tt
What is a monohybrid cross?
What is the name of the episode we watched from PBS about babies and genetics?
What is "The First 8 Weeks?"
The cost of the baby you received
What is "$800?"
What is the distance a car will travel if it is traveling for 5 hrs at 100 km/hr?
S = d/t
D = st
D = 100(5) = 500 km
The name of the mutated gene in cystic fibrosis
What is "CFTR"?
John has Hungtington's disease and has the genotype Hh. Sarah does not have HD. What is the chance that their child will NOT have HD?
What is "50%?"
The name of the scientist who discovered the vaccine
Who is "Edward Jenner?"
1-it was mishandled
2-it needs to eat
3-it needs a diaper change
4-it is just fussy
5-it needs to be burped
A car accelerated from 5 m/s to 20 m/s when it crossed the finish line 5 seconds later. What was the car's acceleration?
What is "3 m/s^2?"
The name of the genetic condition in which a human has 47 total chromosomes instead of 46 total because he/she has three chromosomes where he/she is supposed to have just two
What is "trisomy?"
Adam and Jane are both carriers of cystic fibrosis. What is the probability that their child will be a carrier of CF?
What is "50%?"
What is "epidemiology?"
What is "yes?"
List out the four types of friction that we learned about in class.
What is
1-static friction
2-sliding friction
3-rolling friction
4-fluid friction
What is "nondisjunction?"
John and Sarah have a daughter named Amy. Amy is color-blind. Sarah is a carrier for the color-blind gene. What is John's genotype?