I have 3 easy multiple choice questions. There are 4 answer choices, pick the correct answer choice. Question 1: How many chromosomes do you have? 1. 46 from each parent 2. 48 total 3. 24 from each parent 4. 23 from each parent Question 2: What is a gene? 1. a different form of a gene 2. the passing of traits from parents to offspring 3. a characteristic of an organism 4. a piece of DNA that controls the development of one or more traits Question 3: Body cells have ______ chromosomes, sex cells (egg and sperm) have _______ chromosomes. 1. 46, 23 2. 23, 23 3. 46, 46 4. 23, 46

I have 3 easy multiple choice questions. There are 4 answer choices, pick the correct answer choice. Question 1: How many chromosomes do you have? 1. 46 from each parent 2. 48 total 3. 24 from each parent 4. 23 from each parent Question 2: What is a gene? 1. a different form of a gene 2. the passing of traits from parents to offspring 3. a characteristic of an organism 4. a piece of DNA that controls the development of one or more traits Question 3: Body cells have chromosomes, sex cells (egg and sperm) have _ chromosomes. 1. 46, 23 2. 23, 23 3. 46, 46 4. 23, 46

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