This document contains a chapter about variation with multiple choice and essay questions. The chapter discusses different types of variation including continuous and discontinuous variation. It examines genetic factors that cause variation such as mutations, which can involve changes in chromosome number or structure. The questions assess understanding of topics like sources of genetic variation during sexual reproduction, genetic disorders caused by chromosomal mutations, and how to determine if a trait shows continuous or discontinuous variation based on data.
This document contains a chapter about variation with multiple choice and essay questions. The chapter discusses different types of variation including continuous and discontinuous variation. It examines genetic factors that cause variation such as mutations, which can involve changes in chromosome number or structure. The questions assess understanding of topics like sources of genetic variation during sexual reproduction, genetic disorders caused by chromosomal mutations, and how to determine if a trait shows continuous or discontinuous variation based on data.
This document contains a chapter about variation with multiple choice and essay questions. The chapter discusses different types of variation including continuous and discontinuous variation. It examines genetic factors that cause variation such as mutations, which can involve changes in chromosome number or structure. The questions assess understanding of topics like sources of genetic variation during sexual reproduction, genetic disorders caused by chromosomal mutations, and how to determine if a trait shows continuous or discontinuous variation based on data.
For questions 1 to 10 each question is followed by four alternative answer, A,B,C or D. Choose one correct answer for each question and blacken the corresponding space in your objective answer 6.1 Une!st"nin# V"!i"tion In O!#"nis$s 6.% Une!st"nin# The C"uses O& V"!i"tion 6.' (e Respect&ul To)"!s One Anothe! *espite V"!i"tion 1. Which of the following examples are continuous variation ? I Hand span II Fingerprints III Tongue rolling IV Intelligence A I and II I and IV ! II and III " II # III and IV $. From the dialogue a%ove# genetic factors occur during &&&&&& I 'utrition II (utation III )andom fertilisation IV !rossing over in meosis 1 A I and II III and IV ! II # III and IV " I # II # III and IV I*+*,- ./01TI*'1 A'2 15-1 Teacher 3 4 What are the causes of variations ? 4 nisah ! " Variations can %e caused %oth %5 genetic factors and environmental factors 4 . Teacher ! 4 -es # ver5 good 4 . 6. T5pe *f Finger prints !urves )ight +oops Whorl +eft +oops 'um%er of students 1$ 17 8 9 TA+0 1:.1 A class of 8; students did an investigation of variation on t5pes of fingerprints among them. The5 recorded the information and gathered the result in the ta%le 1:.1. What t5pe of variation is shown.? A !ontinuous variation "iscontinuous variation ! ,enetic variation " 0nvironmental variation 8. Nu$+e! o& ch!o$oso$es Ch!o$oso$es in,ol,e -e. 8< = 88 > ??- @ An extra ? chromosomes (ale "IA,)A( 1:.1 ase from diagram 1:.1 # which of the following diseases is caused %5 chromosomes mutation in human ? A "ownAs s5ndrome TurnerAs s5ndrome ! 2linefelterAs s5ndrome " Al%inism s5ndrome I*+*,- ./01TI*'1 A'2 15-2 5. "iagram 1:.$ shows a change in the chromosome structure caused %5 chromosomal mutation . a "IA,)A( 1:.$ The changes in the chromosome is %e due to &&&&&&& A "eletion "uplication ! Inversion " Translocation 7. Two si%lings have different a%ilities to roll their tongue . What is the cause of this trait ? A "iet ,enetic factors ! 0nvironmental factors " "eletion of parts of the chromosomes <. Which of the following events are the result of chromosomal mutation in human ? I *ne less chromosome in the cell II "eletion of parts of the chromosomes III An extra sex chromosomes in the cell IV ,enetics recom%ination due to crossing over A I and II I # II and III ! II # III and IV " I # II # III and IV I*+*,- ./01TI*'1 A'2 15-3 D E H G F 9. Which of the following variation is influenced %5 environmental factors ? A lood group )hesus factor ! T5pe of earlo%e " !olour of the sBin C. What is meant %5 mutation ? A !hanges to the chromosomes after fertilisation !hanges to the chromosomes due to crossing over ! !hanges to the chromosomes due to recom%ination " 1udden changes to the chromosomes %ecause of mutagens 1;. In an investigation carried out to investigate variation # the following characteristics are o%tained 3 An example of the variation investigated is &&&.. A Intelligence 05e colour ! T5pes of fingerprint " lood group I*+*,- ./01TI*'1 A'2 15-4 No distinct differences Has intermediate characteristic Normal distribution graph obtained -t!uctu!e Ite$s nswer all questions. #rite your answers in the spaces provided in the question paper. 6.1 Une!st"nin# V"!i"tion In O!#"nis$s 6.% Une!st"nin# The C"uses O& V"!i"tion 6.' (e Respect&ul To)"!s One Anothe! *espite V"!i"tion 1. TA+0 1:.$ A+ilit/ to !oll toun#e 0!oup o& people A%le to roll tongue D and ) /na%le to roll tongue . and T TA+0 1:.6 =a@ What is the t5pe of variation shown %5 the ta%le 1:.6 ? I*+*,- ./01TI*'1 A'2 0!oup o& people P Q R T Hei#ht !"n#e 1:1E1:: cm 1:7E17; cm 171E17: cm 177E1<; cm Nu$+e! o& pe!son 6 1 12 5 15-5 T!"it T/pe o& ,"!i"tion Height Tongue )olling F$ $arks G =%@ ase from the investigation # what is meant %5 continuous variation ?
F1 $ark G =c@ =i@ /sing results from ta%le 1:.$# draw a histogram of num%er of people against the height range =cm@. =ii@ Hoint the midpoint of each %ar to draw a smooth curve . =iii@ /sing results from ta%le 1:.6 plot a %ar graph of num%er of people against the a%ilit5 to roll tongue. F: $arks G (d) 1tate the factor that can cause this t5pe of variation for each trait stated. I*+*,- ./01TI*'1 A'2 15-6 T!"its 3"cto!s th"t c"use ,"!i"tion Height Tongue )olling F$ $arks G =e@ 0xplain how the students conducted the investigation to determine the t5pe of variation in the height of people ? F6 $arks G
$. "IA,)A( 1:.6 "iagram 1:.6 shows a group of children with a genetic disease due to mutation . =a@ 1tate the genetic disease %ased on diagram 1:.6 . F1 $ark G =c@ What is the t5pe of that mutation ? F1$ark G I*+*,- ./01TI*'1 A'2 15-7 =d@ How man5 chromosomes do the children have ? F1 $arkG
=e@ (utation are caused %5 agents called mutagens . ,ive t)o examples of mutagens . F$$arks G = f @ How do mutagens caused mutation ? F$ $arksG = g @ Ta%le 1:.8 %elow shows genetic diseases caused %5 chromosome mutation. Fill in the %lanB %5 using the word given . Male Klinefelters syndrome Female acobs syndrome !urners syndrome Male and Female "isease 'um%er of !hromosomes !hromosomes involved 1ex = 88 > ?* @ A%sence of one sex chromosome = 88 > ??- @ An extra ? chromosomes TA+0 1:.8 F8$arks G Ess"/ Ite$s. I*+*,- ./01TI*'1 A'2 15-8 1.
"IA,)A( 1:.8 T5pe of finger prints !urves )ight +oops Whorl +eft +oops "IA,)A( 1:.: "iagram 1:.8 and 1:.: shows two different variation among human %eings. =a @ "etermine the t5pe of variation in "iagram 1:.8 and 1:.:. ,ive the reasons. F8 $arksG =%@ =i@ What are the differences %etween continuous and discontinuous variation? =ii@ 1tate the factors that cause variation in humans . F7 $arksG I*+*,- ./01TI*'1 A'2 15-9 There are three sources of genetic factors in sexual reproduction events 3 C!ossin# o,e! during meiosis 1 Inepenent "sso!t$ent during meiosis R"no$ &e!tilis"tion =c@ ase from the statement a%ove# explain the three sources of genetic factors during sexual reproduction F1; $arksG 0nd *f .uestions I*+*,- ./01TI*'1 A'2 15-10