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Question 0

Man live for hundreds of years in the beginning. When did the average lifespan decrease?

Answer 0

Shortly after the flood

Question 1

What are the two global changes that God caused?

Answer 1

The curse because of Adam and Eves sin

The flood with Noah

Question 2

What are the changes we see taking place on the earth an example of?

Answer 2

Degeneration

Question 3

What is an example of degeneration?

Answer 3

Mutation

Question 4

What is a mutation?

Answer 4

Any change in an organisms genetic material

Question 5

What does it mean if some mutations are neutral?

Answer 5

They do not produce any noticeable effect in the organism

Question 6

Which mutation affects the pigment producing cells in the skin?

Answer 6

Albinism

Question 7

What are lethal mutation?

Answer 7

Mutations that cause death

Question 8

What is somatic mutation?

Answer 8

Mutations that occur in body cells not in gametes

Answer 9

No

Answer 10

Germ mutations

Question 11

Can germ mutations be passed down to an organisms offspring?

Answer 11

Yes

Question 12

With all the medical and agricultural advances is man’s lifespan longer or shorter than in Biblical times?

Answer 12

Shorter

Answer 13

A change to the sequence of bases in the segment of DNA that makes up the gene

Question 14

What is a chromosomal change?

Answer 14

It is a mutation that involves the whole chromosome and not just one gene

Question 15

What is hemophilia an example of?

Answer 15

Sex-linked gene mutation

Question 16

What is hemophilia sometimes called?

Answer 16

Disease of royalty

Question 17

Which alleles carry the disorders…recessive or dominant?

Answer 17

Dominant

Question 18

When there are more than 2 sex chromosomes in an organism this is an example of?

Answer 18

Chromosomal change as the whole chromosome is affected and not just a gene

Question 19

What is biotechnology?

Answer 19

The use of living organisms to make a new, more desirable organism or product

Question 20

What is called “changes in ploidy”?

Answer 20

Chromosomal changes that result in an unusual number of chromosomes

Question 21

Since the fall of mankind what has happened to creation?

Answer 21

Undergone degeneration

Question 22

Does somatic mutation affect offspring?

Answer 22

No

Question 23

Give three examples of recessive disorders?

Answer 23

Albinism, hemophilia, cystic fibrosis

Question 24

Are mutations often considered harmful?

Answer 24

Yes

Question 25

Can a gene mutation result in an incorrect protein being produced?

Answer 25

Yes

Question 26

Do many mutations produce no noticeable effect in an organism?

Answer 26

Yes

Question 27

Does lethal mutation cause the death of an organism?

Answer 27

Yes

Question 28

What is gene mutation?

Answer 28

A change in the sequence of bases that make up a gene

Question 29

Where does somatic mutation occur?

Answer 29

In human cells

Question 30

What is chromosomal change?

Answer 30

Change in the number of genes in a chromosome

Question 31

What is caused by a mutation that affects pigments?

Answer 31

Albinism

Question 32

Change in an organism’s genetic material?

Answer 32

Mutation

Question 33

What can genetic engineering be used for?

Answer 33

Good or evil

Question 34

How do scientists create insulin

Answer 34

Place the gene for human insulin into the bacterial DNA and collect the insulin that the bacteria produces

Question 35

The use of living organisms to make a new, more desirable organism or product is called

Answer 35

Biotechnology