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Biology Class 11 Unit 12: Inheritance MCQs

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151. Genes found on both X and Y chromosomes are called:

Answer: C. X-Y linked (pseudo-autosomal)

152. Wild type refers to:

Answer: B. organisms with normal characteristics

153. Morgan crossed a white-eyed male Drosophila to a red-eyed female. The F1 flies were:

Answer: B. all red eyed

154. In F2 of Morgan's cross, all white-eyed flies were:

Answer: B. male

155. Morgan concluded that the gene for eye colour is located on the:

Answer: C. X chromosome

156. In Drosophila a white-eyed female genotype is:

Answer: C. XrXr

157. A white-eyed male fly has genotype:

Answer: B. XrY

158. Examples of X-linked recessive traits in humans are:

Answer: C. haemophilia and colour blindness

159. An X-linked dominant disease is:

Answer: C. hypophosphatemic (vitamin D resistant) rickets

160. A carrier woman of an X-linked recessive disease:

Answer: B. does not show the disease but passes it to 50 percent of offspring

161. All daughters of an affected father with an X-linked recessive trait will be:

Answer: B. carriers

162. No sons of an affected father inherit his X-linked trait because:

Answer: B. sons receive his Y chromosome, not the X

163. Y-linked traits are also called:

Answer: B. holandric traits

164. Y-linked traits pass:

Answer: C. father to son

165. An example of a Y-linked character in humans is:

Answer: C. hypertrichosis (hairy pinna)

166. Haemophilia is a disease in which:

Answer: B. blood fails to clot properly

167. The haemophilia types A and B are:

Answer: B. X-linked recessive

168. Haemophilia C is:

Answer: B. autosomal recessive

169. Haemophilia A is due to the deficiency of clotting factor:

Answer: C. VIII

170. Haemophilia B is due to the deficiency of factor:

Answer: B. IX

171. The percentage of haemophilia A cases is about:

Answer: C. 80

172. Haemophilia B represents about:

Answer: B. 20 percent

173. The number of known clotting factors is:

Answer: C. 13

174. Factor I is also called:

Answer: B. fibrinogen

175. The final step of the clotting cascade converts fibrinogen into:

Answer: B. fibrin

176. The haemophilia A treatment using a genetically engineered factor VIII is:

Answer: B. octocog alfa

177. Mild haemophilia A can be treated with:

Answer: B. desmopressin

178. A woman can suffer from haemophilia only when she is:

Answer: B. homozygous recessive

179. Haemophilia affects:

Answer: B. men more than women

180. The normal colour vision is based on how many kinds of cones?

Answer: B. Three

181. The genes for red and green opsins are on the:

Answer: B. X chromosome

182. The gene for blue opsin is on:

Answer: C. autosome 7

183. A person who can perceive only two primary colours is a:

Answer: B. dichromat

184. A person who can see only one colour is a:

Answer: B. monochromat

185. Red-green colour blindness is more common in:

Answer: B. men

186. A carrier woman marrying a normal man will have colour blind sons in what proportion?

Answer: C. 50 percent of the sons

187. Pedigree analysis is used to study inheritance in:

Answer: C. humans

188. In a pedigree, a square represents a:

Answer: B. male

189. In a pedigree, a circle represents a:

Answer: A. female

190. Amniocentesis involves the extraction of:

Answer: C. about 20 ml of amniotic fluid

191. In amniocentesis the foetal cells are:

Answer: B. cultured, stained and examined for chromosome abnormalities

192. Down syndrome is detected in amniocentesis as:

Answer: B. trisomy 21

193. Chorionic villus sampling takes a sample from the:

Answer: B. placenta

194. Chorionic villi are derived from the:

Answer: B. foetus and have the same genotype as the foetus

195. Chorionic villus sampling can be done:

Answer: B. earlier than amniocentesis through the cervix or abdominal wall

196. When a Rh-negative woman marries a Rh-positive DD man, all offspring are:

Answer: B. Dd and Rh positive

197. A cross between an albino man and a woman with albino father, as albinism is recessive, gives:

Answer: C. 1 normal : 1 albino

198. A man of blood group B and woman of group A can have children of:

Answer: D. A, B, AB or O

199. The Rh system is encoded by three tightly linked genes at:

Answer: B. two loci in total, three genes C, D, E

200. Multiple alleles can provide many phenotypes because:

Answer: B. many combinations of the alleles are possible in diploid individuals

About Biology Class 11 Unit 12 MCQs (Federal Board)

These 228 Biology MCQs cover Class 11 Unit 12: Inheritance of the Federal Board (FBISE) HSSC-I (1st Year / Class 11) syllabus. They are SLO-based MCQs as per the new pattern for FBISE exams. Each question has four options and the correct answer is shown, so you can practise for the annual examination and find the topics you still need to revise. The questions are split over 5 pages of 50. Use the Print button to save this chapter as a PDF.