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Question 1
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Please sign your name if you understand the above statement
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Question 2
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DNA contains Ribose sugar
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Question 3
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Which of these is not a difference between DNA and RNA?
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Question 4
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Write the complementary DNA strand for this strand. CGA TTG CGA
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Question 5
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Which of these is true of transcription? Mark all that apply
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Question 6
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Match the term with the correct letter on the diagram
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Corresponding Item
D
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DNA
A
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RNA polymerase
H
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mRNA
B
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Nucleus
E
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tRNA
F
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Amino Acid Chain
C
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Ribosome
G
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Amino Acid
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Question 7
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Which of these is the correct complementary RNAstrand to this DNA strand?
CGT CAC GGC CGA
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Question 8
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Which of these is not one of the steps of transcription?
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Question 9
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Transcription occurs in the _______ the where as Translation occurs on a _______ .
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Question 10
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Why does transcription happen?
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Question 11
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What two things does tRNA have on it that help to make a protein? Select 2
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Question 12
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Fill in the chart with the correct RNA and then use the codon chart on your table to fill in the correct amino acid sequence.
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Question 13
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Which of these is the correct order of making a protein?
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Question 14
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Protein synthesis is the process of reading a gene to make a protein. What is a gene?
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Question 15
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Explain how anticodons and codons work together to drop off an amino acid