遗传题库整理 遗传学本科专业试题.docxVIP

目录chapter 21chapter 38chapter 415chapter 522chapter 1532chapter 1640chapter 1748Genetics-Spring 2003562003春季遗传学本科专业试题582006春遗传考题612007年遗传考题回忆63chapter 2 1 An allele that is not expressed in a heterozygote is an example of a(n): A) gene. B) allele. C) recessive trait. D) dominant trait. E) pure breeding type. 2 A mating between two related individuals is a: A) monohybrid cross. B) multihybrid cross. C) pedigree. D) consanguineous mating. E) carrier. 3 The alleles present in an individual for a given trait constitute its: A) phenotype. B) genotype. C) homozygote. D) heterozygote. E) recombinant type. 4 An individual with two different alleles for a given trait is known as a(n): A) phenotype. B) genotype. C) homozygote. D) heterozygote. E) recombinant type. 5 The observable characteristic for a given trait is known as the: A) phenotype. B) genotype. C) homozygote. D) heterozygote. E) recombinant type. 6 Pairs of alleles that separate during gamete formation illustrate the: A) law of independent assortment. B) law of the product. C) law of the sum. D) law of segregation. E) Punnett square. 7 The probability of either of two mutually exclusive events occurring together is given by the: A) law of independent assortment. B) law of the product. C) law of the sum. D) law of segregation. E) Punnett square. 8 Pairs of alleles that distribute randomly in gametes without regard to other pairs of alleles illustrate the: A) law of independent assortment. B) law of the product. C) law of the sum. D) law of segregation. E) Punnett square. 9 A representation of phenotypic ratios of offspring is given by the: A) independent assortment. B) law of the product. C) law of the sum. D) law of segregation. E) Punnett square. 10 The probability of two or more independent events occurring together is given by the: A) law of independent assortment. B) law of the product. C) law of the sum. D) law of segregation. E) Pu