Name:___________________________
Date: ____________Period:_____
Agenda Week of 8 Nov – 12 Nov 2010 Class website: www.marric.us/teaching
Unit 3 Genetics-DNA Exam/Semester Final 12/16-17/10
5a. Students know the chemical structure of DNA, RNA, and protein.
Monday 11/8/10
- Write Parent Letter
- Review EXAM
HW: Vocabulary words
Review for EXAM Retake on Tues
afterschool.
Tuesday 11/9/10
- Standards Review
- DNA Structure Color Coding
HW: Return Parent Letters
Chapter 12 Study Guide due 11/15
Wednesday 11/10/10 –Late Start
Substitute
- Chapter 12 Study Guide
- Movie Clip DNA structure
HW: Chapter 12 Study Guide due 11/15
Thursday 11/11/10 – Veteran’s
Day - No School
HW: Chapter 12 Study
Guide due 11/15
Friday 11/12/10 –
No School
- Professional Development
HW: Chapter 12 Study Guide due 11/15
Parents/Guardian –
 I have reviewed my child’s
activities and homework for
the week of 11//8 – 11/12/10.
 I understand that is important
for me to make sure that
my child is studying to be
prepared for the Quiz on
11/16 and has completed all
assignments this week.
Parent/Guardian Printed Name
Unit 3 Quiz 1 Nov 16
1. Process 1 in the diagram above is known as
2. Process 2 in the diagram above is known as
3. Process 3 in the diagram above is known as
4. What is the product of process 3 as shown in the
diagram above,?
5. Which process in the diagram above occurs in the
nucleus?__________________________
6. Which process in the diagram above occurs in the
cytoplasm? _________________________
7.
Describe the parts which are found in each nucleotide
found in DNA?
a. ___________________________________
b. ___________________________________
c. ___________________________________
Vocabulary
Adenine
Amino acid
Ribose
Codon
mRNA
Anticodon
Base pairing
Deoxyribose
Guanine
tRNA
Signature
Complementary strand
Cytosine
Ribosome
Thymine
rRNA
Date
Bell Ringers: Week of 8 Nov – 12 Nov 2010
Monday - Match
A general equation for a chemical reaction is shown:
Which substance is represented by letter A?
a) amylase
b) protease
polypeptide + water
c) lipase
A
amino acids
d) maltase
Tuesday
The graph indicates that
pepsin would function best
in
the_________________
a) mouth
b) small intestine
c) stomach
d) large intestine
Pepsin and trypsin are classified as ___________ made of ______________________
Wednesday – Nucleic acids include RNA and DNA what does RNA and DNA stand for. What are
the monomers of nucleic acid.
DNA=
RNA=
Nucleic Acid monomers =
Thursday – Veteran’s Day
Friday – Professional Development
Name:_______________________________ Date:____________________ Period:______
Unit 3 Quiz 1 Nov 16
1. Process 1 in the diagram above is known as _____________
2. Process 2 in the diagram above is known as
3. Process 3 in the diagram above is known as
_______
_______
4. Which process in the diagram above occurs in the cytoplasm? _________________________
5. What is the product of process 3 as shown in the diagram above,? _____________________
6. Which process in the diagram above occurs in the nucleus?____________________________
7.
Describe the parts which are found in each nucleotide found in DNA?
a. ___________________________________
b. ___________________________________
c. ___________________________________
Which of these would be the best conclusion
regarding the experimental results shown?
A The tallest this species of plant will ever grow is 50 cm.
B This species of plant grew best between 18°C and 24°C.
C The ideal temperature for all plant growth is 26°C.
D Plants will not grow above 26°C.
Adenine
Anticodon
Amino acid
Ribosome
Complementary strand
Base pairing
Ribose
mRNA
Cytosine
Deoxyribose
Codon
tRNA
Thymine
Nucleotide
Guanine
rRNA
___________________
A. monomer of nucleic acid
___________________
B. three bases on messenger RNA that code for an amino acid,
complementary to an anticodon
___________________
C. the sugar in a nucleotide of DNA
___________________
D. a nitrogen base that is a pyrimidine, base pairs with adenine and
found only in DNA.
___________________
E. The type of RNA that brings amino acids to the site of protein
synthesis.
___________________
F. a nitrogen base that is a purine and base-pairs with thymine in
DNA and uracil in RNA
___________________
G. Hydrogen bonds between nitrogen bases of nucleotides, it is
the basis for the double helix shape of DNA
___________________
H. monomer of proteins
___________________
I. the sugar in a nucleotide of RNA
___________________
J.
___________________
K. a sequence of three nucleotides on a transfer RNA that base
pairs with three nucleotides on messenger RNA
___________________
L. a base-paired chain of nucleic acid
___________________
M. a nitrogen base that is a purine and binds with cytosine in
either RNA or DNA
___________________
N. Made of ribosomal RNA and protein, is the site of protein
synthesis, where messenger RNA and transfer RNA base-pair.
___________________
O. The type of RNA that transmits genetic information from the
nucleus to the cytoplasm.
___________________
P. The type of RNA that makes up ribosomes
a nitrogen base that is a pyrimidine, base pairs with guanine
and found in both RNA and DNA.
Scientists can use genetic information to identify people because it is unique to each person. Which
specific characteristic is unique to an individual?
A The shape of the DNA molecules in cells
C The sequence of DNA nucleotides in cells
B The number of chromosomes in each cell
D The size of each chromosome in a cell
Name:_______________________________ Date:____________________ Period:______
Unit 3 Quiz 1
1. Describe the parts which are found in each nucleotide found in DNA?
a. ___________________________________
b. ___________________________________
c. ___________________________________
2. Process 1 in the diagram above is known as _____________
3. Process 2 in the diagram above is known as
4. Process 3 in the diagram above is known as
_______
_______
5. Which process in the diagram above occurs in the cytoplasm? _________________________
6. What is the product of process 3 as shown in the diagram above,? _____________________
7. Which process in the diagram above occurs in the nucleus?____________________________
Which of these would be the best conclusion
regarding the experimental results shown?
A Plants will not grow above 26°C.
B The tallest this species of plant will ever grow is 50 cm.
C The ideal temperature for all plant growth is 26°C.
D This species of plant grew best between 18°C and 24°C.
Matching
Adenine
Anticodon
Amino acid
Ribosome
Complementary strand
Base pairing
Ribose
mRNA
Cytosine
Deoxyribose
Codon
tRNA
Thymine
Nucleotide
Guanine
rRNA
___________________
A. the sugar in a nucleotide of DNA
___________________
B. three bases on messenger RNA that code for an amino acid,
complementary to an anticodon
___________________
C. monomer of nucleic acid
___________________
D. The type of RNA that makes up ribosomes.
___________________
E. a nitrogen base that is a pyrimidine, base pairs with adenine and
found only in DNA.
___________________
F. a sequence of three nucleotides on a transfer RNA that base
pairs with three nucleotides on messenger RNA
___________________
G. Hydrogen bonds between nitrogen bases of nucleotides, it is
the basis for the double helix shape of DNA
___________________
H. monomer of proteins
___________________
I. a nitrogen base that is a purine and binds with cytosine in either
RNA or DNA
___________________
J.
___________________
K. a nitrogen base that is a purine and base-pairs with thymine in
DNA and uracil in RNA
___________________
L. a base-paired chain of nucleic acid
___________________
M. the sugar in a nucleotide of RNA
___________________
N. Made of ribosomal RNA and protein, is the site of protein
synthesis, where messenger RNA and transfer RNA base-pair.
___________________
O. The type of RNA that transmits genetic information from the
nucleus to the cytoplasm.
___________________
P. The type of RNA that brings amino acids to the site of protein
synthesis.
a nitrogen base that is a pyrimidine, base pairs with guanine
and found in both RNA and DNA.
Scientists can use genetic information to identify people because it is unique to each person. Which
specific characteristic is unique to an individual?
A The shape of the DNA molecules in cells
B The number of chromosomes in each cell
C The sequence of DNA nucleotides in cells
D The size of each chromosome in a cell