AP Biology ยท Unit 6

Unit 6: Gene Expression (part 2)

14 review questions with answers for Unit 6: Gene Expression (part 2). Read them here, or play the set as a class game on the projector. Free to host, and students join with a code.

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Coding sequences that are joined together to form the final mRNA?

  • tRNA
  • ExonsRight answer
  • Codon
  • Operon
From Unit 6: Gene Expression (part 2), 14 questions.

All 14 questions and answers

  1. Coding sequences that are joined together to form the final mRNA?

    Answer: Exons

  2. The three modifications made to eukaryotic mRNA before it leaves the nucleus?

    Answer: 5' Cap, Poly-A Tail, and Splicing

  3. The molecule that carries the specific amino acid to the ribosome?

    Answer: tRNA

  4. A three-nucleotide sequence on mRNA that codes for a specific amino acid?

    Answer: Codon

  5. General term for a cluster of bacterial genes transcribed together under one promoter and operator?

    Answer: Operon

  6. The DNA segment where RNA Polymerase binds to start transcription?

    Answer: Promoter

  7. The DNA "switch" where a repressor protein binds to block transcription?

    Answer: Operator

  8. An operon that is usually ON but can be turned OFF (e.g., trp operon)?

    Answer: Repressible Operon

  9. An operon that is usually OFF but can be turned ON (e.g., lac operon)?

    Answer: Inducible Operon

  10. Modifications to histones or DNA (like methylation) that affect gene expression without changing the DNA sequence?

    Answer: Epigenetics

  11. The enzyme that performs transcription by unwinding DNA and adding RNA nucleotides?

    Answer: RNA Polymerase

  12. The strand of DNA that is actually "read" by RNA polymerase?

    Answer: Template Strand (Anti-sense)

  13. The direction RNA polymerase reads the DNA template?

    Answer: 3' to 5' (to build mRNA 5' to 3')

  14. The DNA sequence that signals the end of transcription?

    Answer: Terminator

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