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9th Grade Biology: Genetics
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9th Grade Biology: Genetics
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25 Questions

1. Probability

2. How did Mendel establish pure bred plants?

3. Which is dominant in flower positions, axial or terminal?

4. Which is dominant in seed color, green or white?

5. How do pea plants usually pollinate?

6. How can probability be expressed?

7. What did Mendel call the things that controlled characteristics, and what are they known as today?

8. What did Mendel's data suggest about how the trait returned?

9. hereditary

10. Which is dominant, purple or white flowers?

11. Which is dominant in seed shape, round or wrinkled?

12. Law of Independent Assortment

13. Law of Segregation

14. F2 generation (Second filial generation)

15. hybrid

16. Which is dominant in pod color, green or yellow?

17. test cross

18. Which is dominant in stem length, long or short?

19. Molecular Genetics

20. Monohybrid crosses

21. Self-pollination

22. Which is dominant in pod shape, inflated or restricted?

23. codominance

24. F1 generation (first filial generation)

25. genetics

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