Genetics, DNA and comparison of adverbs
Interesting facts about genetics. DNA: Grammar comparison of adverb
Curriculum topic
- Grade
- Grade 10
- Subject
- Английский язык
- Term
- 1
- Lesson
- № 3
- Section
- 1st term 24 hours Unit 1: Science and scientific phenomena
Learning objectives
- 10.5.2use vocabulary that is growing in use in accordance with the topic and genre and in accordance with the rules of correct spelling
- 10.6.12use a number of adverbial structures with singular and compound adverbs indicating the degree of comparison; use a variety of adverbs/adverbial phases that come before, after, and at the end of the verb in a variety of topics familiar to the learner
Sample questions
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1
What is the basic unit of heredity that parents pass on to their children?A cell A gene A tissue An organ
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2
Which molecule carries the genetic instructions of living things?DNA Fat Protein Starch
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3
What do we call the complete set of genes in an organism?The chromosome The genome The nucleus The protein
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