A particular sequence of DNA _______ can specify a particular _______.

Given the following DNA sequence, determine the complementary strand that would be added in replication:

ATTGCATGATAGCC

James Watson and Francis Crick:

a. proved that DNA contains information for the production of proteins.

b. elucidated the nature of genetic mutations.

c. discovered DNA.

d. proved that chromosomes were made partly of DNA.

e. discovered the structure of DNA.

Would you expect cancer to arise more often in types of cells that divide frequently (such as skin cells) or in types of cells that divide rarely or not at all (such as nerve cells in the brain)? Explain your reasoning.

The type of biological study that was exemplified through the discovery of DNA structure is called:

a. detailed biology.

b. component biology.

c. microscopic biology.

d. elemental biology.

e. molecular biology

If dark matter did not exist it is likely that:
A. the universe would expand forever
B. the universe would begin contracting soon
C. the night sky would be brighter
D. the night sky would be darker
E. we would be able to see the center of the universe

Dark matter is suspected to exist in the universe because:
A. the night sky is dark between stars
B. the orbital period of stars in the outer parts of a galaxy is greater than the orbital period
of stars near the galactic center
C. the orbital period of stars in the outer parts of a galaxy is less than the orbital period of
stars near the galactic center
D. the orbital period of stars in the outer parts of a galaxy is about the same as the orbital
period of stars near the galactic center
E. all galaxies have about the same mass

Choose the correctly spelt word?
(A) Pricision
(B) Precision
(C) Presision
(D) Precition

He ________ very quickly when I met him yesterday?
(A) was walking
(B) walks
(C) has walked
(D) has been walking

I am afraid he’s ....... stupid, and won’t understand what you mean
(A) fairly
(B) not
(C) not only
(D) rather

You will pass your examination. If you .......... hard
(A) worked
(B) have worked
(C) work
(D) will have worked