Genetics Class 10 MCQ Set 3 - Sex Determination, Chromosomes & Evolution

 

SET 3: Sex Determination, Chromosomes and Genetic Basis of Evolution

Introduction: This set explores the chromosomal basis of sex determination, the role of genes and chromosomes in inheritance, and how variations lead to evolution through natural selection and genetic drift.


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📖 Chapter: Genetics-C
📝 Questions: 50

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Q1. Mendel's inheritance mechanism applies to:

Q2. Sex determination differs among:

Q3. One gene set in a plant is inherited from:

Q4. Variation during reproduction occurs due to:

Q5. Evolution is driven by:

Q6. A child inheriting X chromosome from father will be a:

Q7. The Y chromosome is:

Q8. Green beetles survive better because:

Q9. Evolution results in:

Q10. Probability of a child being a boy or a girl is:

Q11. Reduction of gene sets in germ cells is necessary to:

Q12. During sexual reproduction, both parents contribute:

Q13. Each germ cell receives:

Q14. Predators of beetles in the example are:

Q15. Green colour in beetles is an example of:

Q16. Independent inheritance is possible because:

Q17. Number of autosome pairs in humans is:

Q18. Asexual organisms also follow:

Q19. Combination of two germ cells restores:

Q20. Chromosomes exist in cells as:

Q21. If a gene produces a less efficient enzyme, the plant will be:

Q22. In the beetle example, beetles reproduce by:

Q23. Genes control characteristics mainly by:

Q24. Evolution occurs over:

Q25. Humans have how many pairs of chromosomes?

Q26. All children inherit which chromosome from their mother?

Q27. Asexually reproducing organisms show:

Q28. Each chromosome pair contains:

Q29. Beetles live on bushes with:

Q30. Red beetles are eaten more because:

Q31. Traits that help survival are:

Q32. This beetle example explains:

Q33. Genes are present as parts of:

Q34. Sex of the child is determined by:

Q35. Chromosomes ensure:

Q36. Each pea plant has:

Q37. Some animals like snails can:

Q38. Sex chromosomes in males are:

Q39. Sex determination in humans is an example of:

Q40. Harmful variations are usually:

Q41. Selection by environment forms the basis of:

Q42. In humans, sex is mainly determined by:

Q43. Germ cells contain:

Q44. Advantageous variations lead to:

Q45. A child inheriting Y chromosome from father will be a:

Q46. Over generations, green beetles become:

Q47. Stability of species DNA is maintained by:

Q48. Sex chromosomes in females are:

Q49. The combined study of heredity and evolution explains:

Q50. In some animals, sex is determined by:

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