Q.1
Holandric gene/direct transmission of traits from father to son occurs through ... ... [ MPPMT 2000 ]
  • a) Autosomes
  • b) X- chromosomes
  • c) Y-chromosome
  • d) None of the above
Q.2
A super male XYY is characterized by .... ...
  • a) under production of sex hormones
  • b) Overproduction of sex hormones
  • c) Reduced intelligence but aggressive nature
  • d) Both B and C
Q.3
Find the correct combination. Linkage groups Have genes which are linked in single chromosomes Show independent assortment. Do not show independant assortment In prokaryotes more than one ... .... [ BHU 2008 ]
  • a) 1, 2, 3 correct
  • b) 1, 2 correct
  • c) 2, 4 correct
  • d) 1, 3 correct
Q.4
Crossing over occurs in . ....
  • a) Four strand stage
  • b) Three strand stage
  • c) Two strand stage
  • d) Single strand stage
Q.5
A strong mutagen is ... .. [ JKMCEE 1994 ]
  • a) Cold
  • b) Heat
  • c) Water
  • d) X-ray
Q.6
Genes that change their location on chromosome are .... ... [ MPPMT 2004 ]
  • a) Split genes
  • b) Duplicate genes
  • c) Jumping genes
  • d) Pleiotropic genes
Q.7
turner's Syndrome where individuals are phenotypic ally female but have rudimentary sex organs and mammary glands is due to absence of .... ... [ MPPMT 2002 ]
  • a) Both X-chromosomes
  • b) Y-chromosomes
  • c) One X chromosome/ 44+XO
  • d) X-Y-chromosomes
Q.8
Colchicine brings about ... ... [ BHU 2001]
  • a) Polyploidy
  • b) Cell division
  • c) Cell elongation
  • d) Cell differentiation
Q.9
Both husband and wife have normal vision though their father were colour blind. The probability of their daughter becoming colour blind is ... ... [ CBSE 1990 ]
  • a) 0%
  • b) 25%
  • c) 50%
  • d) 75%
Q.10
Formation of multivalent in meiosis is due to .... ... [ CBSE 1998 ]
  • a) Deletion
  • b) Inversion
  • c) Monosomy
  • d) Reciprocal translocation
Q.11
In Drosophila female has a pair of chromosomes .... ... [ MPPMT 2011 ]
  • a) ZZ
  • b) XX
  • c) YY
  • d) ZW
Q.12
Diploid cells have ... ... [ DPMT 2009 ]
  • a) One set of chromosomes
  • b) Two sets of chromosomes
  • c) Two pairs of homologous chromosomes
  • d) Two chromosomes
Q.13
Genes located on Y-chromosome are .... ... [ AIIMS 1997 ]
  • a) Mutant genes
  • b) Sex-linked genes
  • c) Autosomal genes
  • d) Holandric genes
Q.14
Identify the wrong statement ... ... [ kerala 210 ]
  • a) Human males have one sex chromosome much shorter than others
  • b) In domesticated Fowl, sex of progeny depends upon type of sperm that fertilizes the egg.
  • c) In Male Grasshopper, 50% of sperms have no sex chromosome
  • d) Female birds produce two types of gametes based on sex chromosomes
Q.15
Turner's syndrome is represented by ... ... [ BHU 2003 ]
  • a) XYY
  • b) XO
  • c) XXY
  • d) XXX
Q.16
Haemophilia is .... .. [ JKCMEE 2002 ]
  • a) Autosomal disease
  • b) Bacterial disease
  • c) Viral disease
  • d) Sex linked disease
Q.17
Muller was awarded Nobel prize in 1946 for his work on ... .. [ CBSE 1996 ]
  • a) Protein synthesis
  • b) Chemistry of nucleic acids
  • c) Cancer
  • d) X-ray induced mutations
Q.18
Monosomic trisomy is .... ... [ kerala 2004 ]
  • a) 2N-2+1
  • b) 2N-1-1
  • c) 2N-1
  • d) 2N+1+1
Q.19
Mutation is change that is ... .. [ BHU 1991 ]
  • a) Never inherited
  • b) Inherited only in F2 generation
  • c) Inherited
  • d) Responsible for plant growth
Q.20
In Morgan's experiments on linkage, the percentage of white eyed miniature winged recombinants in F2 generation is ... ... [ kerala 2009 ]
  • a) 1.3
  • b) 62.8
  • c) 37.2
  • d) 73.2
Q.21
Three gene a, b, c show crossing over 20% between a and b, 28% between b and c and 8% between a and c. Sequence of gene will be ... ... [ CBSE 2002 ]
  • a) b a c
  • b) a b c
  • c) a c b
  • d) none of the above
Q.22
Wilson disease is associated with abnormal metabolism of ... .. [ Pb PMT 2005 ]
  • a) Iron
  • b) Potassium
  • c) Copper
  • d) Iodine
Q.23
Mutation is .... ... [ BHU 1998 ]
  • a) Change in gene frequency
  • b) Genetic drift
  • c) Change in base pairs in DNA molecule
  • d) Environmental mechanism of evolution
Q.24
Sickle cells anaemia is ... ... [ DPMT 2009 ]
  • a) Autosomal dominant inheritance.
  • b) X-linked recessive inheritance
  • c) Autosomal recessive inheritance
  • d) X-linked dominant inheritance
Q.25
Barr body is observed in ... .. [ Kerala 2005 ]
  • a) Basophils of male
  • b) Neutrophils of female
  • c) Basophils of female
  • d) Eosinophils
Q.26
Barr body represents ... ... [ JIPMER 1997 ]
  • a) Heterochromatin in male and female cells
  • b) All heterochromatin in female cells
  • c) One of two X-chromosomes in somatic cells of female
  • d) Y-chromosomes in somatic cells
Q.27
Huntingston's chorea is .... .. [ KCET 1995 ]
  • a) Common in Korea
  • b) Nervous degeneration causing involuntary shaking of legs, arms, head
  • c) Disease of kidney
  • d) Related to diabetes
Q.28
Due to non disjunction of chromosome during spermatogenesis some sperms carry both sex chromosomes ( 22A + XY) while others do not carry any sex chromosome ( 22A + O). If these sperms fertilize normal eggs (22A + X), what type of genetic disorders appear among the offspring. ..... [ KCET 2010]
  • a) Turner's syndrome and Klinefelter's syndrome
  • b) Down's syndrome and Klinefelter's syndrome
  • c) Down's syndrome and Turner's syndrome
  • d) Down's syndrome and Cri-du-chat syndrome
Q.29
Mongolism is ... ... [ MPPMT 2004 ]
  • a) Turner's syndrome
  • b) Klinefelter's syndrome
  • c) Down's syndrome
  • d) Hypothalamic syndrome
Q.30
Doubling of chromosomes is .... ... [ Odisha 2012 ]
  • a) Polyteny
  • b) Transcription
  • c) Duplication
  • d) Translation
Q.31
Plant in which chromosomal basis of sex determination was discover first is ... .. [ AIIMS 1996 ]
  • a) Rumex
  • b) Melandrium
  • c) Coccinia
  • d) Sphaerocarpus
Q.32
Point mutation is ... ... [ CBSE 2009 ]
  • a) Loss of gene
  • b) Change in a base of gene
  • c) Addition of gene
  • d) Deletion of a segment of gene
Q.33
Drosophila melanogaster possesses ... ... [ MPPMT 1997 ]
  • a) 3 pairs autosomes + 1 pair sex chromosomes
  • b) 2 pairs autosomes + 2 pair sex chromosomes
  • c) 1 pairs autosomes + 3 pair sex chromosomes
  • d) 2 pairs autosomes + 1 pair sex chromosomes
Q.34
Sickle cells anaemia is due to mutation of .... ...
  • a) CTC to CAC
  • b) CTG to CAG
  • c) CAG to CTC
  • d) CGC to CAC
Q.35
Wheat plant is 6n =What will be the number of chromosomes in its monosomic haploid and monoploid? .... ... [DPMT 1996]
  • a) 43, 21 and 7
  • b) 41, 21 and 7
  • c) 15, 7 and 7
  • d) 13, 7 and 7
Q.36
Genes exclusively present on Y-chromosome are called ... .. [ kerala 2000 ]
  • a) Sex-linked
  • b) Holandric
  • c) Hologynic
  • d) Histone
Q.37
Aneuploidy is zygotic chromosome number ... ... [ AMU 1992 ]
  • a) thrice of gametic number
  • b) twice of gametic number
  • c) quadruple of gametic number
  • d) abnormal
Q.38
Cytoplasmic inheritance is due to .... ...
  • a) Plastids
  • b) Mitochondria
  • c) Cytoplasmic particles
  • d) All the above
Q.39
Diploid chromosome number in humans is ... ... [ MPPMT 1994 ]
  • a) 46
  • b) 44
  • c) 48
  • d) 42
Q.40
A pleiotropic gene : [ ReAIPMT 2015]
  • a) controls multiple traits in an individual
  • b) is expressed only in primitive plants
  • c) is a gene evolved during Pliocene
  • d) control of trait only in combination with another gene
Q.41
A ten year patient is found to have slanting eyes with epicanthic fold, hypertelorism, dysplastic ears, mongoloid face and protruding tongue. the patient is suffering from ....
  • a) Down's syndrome
  • b) Klinefelter's syndrome
  • c) Turner's syndrome
  • d) Cri-due-chat syndrome
Q.42
Phenylketonuria is autosomal recessive disorder of chromosome .... ... [ AMU 2009 ]
  • a) 11
  • b) 12
  • c) 16
  • d) 17
Q.43
Match the columns
Column I Column II
(a) Down's Syndrome (p) An additional sex chromosome
(b) Cri-du-chat Syndrome (q) Loss of a part of chromosomes 5
(c) Klinefelter's Syndrome (r) Absence of sex chromosome
(e) Turner's Syndrome (s) Presence of an extra chromosome
- - (t) Presence of two extra chromosomes
  • a) a - s; b - q ; c - p; d - r
  • b) a - t; b - s ; c - p; d - q
  • c) a - s; b - p ; c - q; d - r
  • d) a - s; b - q ; c - r; d - p
Q.44
A disease which is inherited as an autosomal dominant condition .... ...
  • a) Haemophilia
  • b) Huntington's chorea
  • c) Colour blindness
  • d) Cri-du-chat
Q.45
An abnormality not due to recessive gene is ... ... [ AMU 2011]
  • a) Phenylketonuria
  • b) Alkaptonuria
  • c) Polydactyly
  • d) Tay-Sach's syndrom
Q.46
Number of chromosomes can increase or decrease due to ... ... [AFMC 1996]
  • a) Mutation
  • b) Genetic repetition
  • c) Non disjunction
  • d) All the above
Q.47
Total number of base pairs found in human genome is .... ... [ AIIMS 2004 ]
  • a) 3.5 million
  • b) 35000
  • c) 35 billion
  • d) 3.1 billion
Q.48
A colour blind mother and normal father would have ... .. [ CBSE 1992]
  • a) Colour blind son and normal/ carrier daughters
  • b) Colour blind sons and daughters
  • c) All colour blind
  • d) All normal
Q.49
Methylation of DNA commonly occurs in the sequence .... .... [ Odisha 2006 ]
  • a) CmG
  • b) CmA
  • c) CmT
  • d) CmC
Q.50
Which is not mutagen? ... ... [ MPPMT 1995 ]
  • a) Acetic acid
  • b) Gamma rays
  • c) Nitrous acid
  • d) Hydroxylamine
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