1.

According to the data in the table, which of these statements is

true?
a. C and G together compose at least 50% of each of the DNA samples.
b. The total amounts of A, T, G, and C in each DNA sample add to about
100%.
c. There is always more T than A in each of the DNA samples.
d. C is represented in the smallest percentage for each of the DNA samples.

2. Which of these DNA strands would the DNA strand A-T-G-C-C-G-T-T match to?
a. G-C-A-T-T-A-C-C b. T-A-C-G-G-C-A-A c. C-G-T-A-A-T-G-G d. T-T-G-C-C-G-T-A

3. Which of these sequences correctly describes how DNA is copied?

a. replication—bonding of bases—separation of strands—base pairing
b. separation of strands—bonding of bases—replication—base pairing
c. replication—bonding of bases—base pairing—separation of strands
d. separation of strands —base pairing—bonding of bases—replication

4. Which of the following is one difference between RNA and DNA?

a. RNA's sugar is deoxyribose, while DNA's sugar is ribose. c. RNA and DNA are the same thing.
b. RNA is double stranded, and DNA is single stranded. d. RNA hass uracil, while DNA has thymine.

5. Which structure shown in the figure on the left would attract a free
cytosine nucleotide?
a. Picture A b. Picture B c. Picture C d. Picture D e. None

6. Which structure shown in the figure on the left would attract a free
adenine nucleotide?
a. Picture A b. Picture B c. Picture C d. Picture D e. None

7. Which picture shows a base by itself:

a. Picture A b. Picture B c. Picture C d. Picture A&B e. None

8. Which structure on the left does not contain a nitrogenous base?

a. Picture A b. Picture B c. Picture C d. Picture D e. None

9. Picture C is a(n): a. Chromosome b. Nucleotide c. Base d. Gene

10. Structure I represents:

a. mRNA b. tRNA c. rRNA d. base e. amino acid

11. Structure II represents:

a. mRNA b. tRNA c. rRNA d. base e. amino acid

12. Structure III represents

a. amino acid b. gene c. codon d. DNA molecule

13. Structure IV represents:

a. mRNA b. tRNA c. rRNA d. base e. amino acid

14. Which of the structures in this figure above are composed of RNA?
a. I and V b. II and IV c. III and IV d. III and V

15. The figure above shows the process called: a. Replication b. Transcription c. Translation d. Reproduction

16. Where does the process taken place in this figure above take place in a cell:
a. Mitochondria b. Nucleus c. On the chromosome d. Ribosome e. Golgi Body

17. Based on the above figure tell what the 1st and 2nd codon and the 1st and 2nd anticodon would be:
Codon 1: _______ Codon 2: _______ Anticodon 1: ______ Anticodon 2: ______

18. Based on your answers to number 17. What amino acid will be
coded for by the 1st codon:

Amino Acid: ______________________

19. Based on your answers to number 17. What amino acid will be
coded for by the 2nd codon:

Amino Acid: ______________________

20. Based on the chart name the three codons that will cause the
entire process to STOP.
Codon 1: ______ Codon 2: ______ Codon 3: ______

21. This picture shows that: a. DNA can copy itself c. Has base pairs
b. Is a very long molecule d. Is a double helix

22. Which scientist(s) took this picture of the DNA

a. Watson & Crick b. Rosalind Franklin c. Albert Einstein d. Isaac Newton

23. Which scientist discovered the structure of DNA

a. Watson & Crick b. Rosalind Franklin c. Albert Einstein d. Isaac Newton

24. Chargoff’s Rules says that A bases pair with _____ and C bases pair with _____

25. Fill in the two boxes with the appropriate labels:

26. The entire picture is called a(n): ________________

27. How many of these structures are in a human muscle cell:

Answer: ________

28. In what phase of the cell cycle did this structure convert
from a single strand to a double strand:

a. G1 b. G2 c. S d. G3 e. X

29. The bands on this structure represent: ____________

30. Put the following in order from largest to smallest:

Chromosome Nucleotide Gene DNA Molecule