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Biology Chapter 9 : Topic 6
Cloning
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Cloning is best defined as:
Reasoning: Cloning produces identical genetic copies from a single parent.
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In cloning, the offspring produced are:
Reasoning: Clones have the same genetic makeup as the parent.
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Cloning is a form of:
Reasoning: It does not involve gamete fusion.
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Which of the following is an example of natural cloning?
Reasoning: Binary fission produces identical daughter cells naturally.
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A clone is:
Reasoning: Clones are identical genetic copies.
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Cloning involves:
Reasoning: No recombination occurs, so variation is minimal.
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Which of the following best describes cloning in plants?
Reasoning: Vegetative propagation produces plant clones.
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Which organism can naturally produce clones?
Reasoning: Amoeba reproduces by binary fission producing identical cells.
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Artificial cloning in plants is commonly done through:
Reasoning: These methods produce identical copies of plants.
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The main purpose of cloning in agriculture is to:
Reasoning: Cloning ensures uniform and high-quality crops.
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Cloning differs from sexual reproduction because it:
Reasoning: No genetic mixing occurs in cloning.
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Which statement is correct about cloning?
Reasoning: Cloning produces identical genetic copies.
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Cloning in plants is an example of:
Reasoning: It does not involve gametes.
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Which of the following is NOT an example of cloning?
Reasoning: Fertilization produces variation, not clones.
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Cloning ensures that offspring are:
Reasoning: Genetic material is copied without change.
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