Discussion of all aspects of biological molecules, biochemical
processes and laboratory procedures in the field. 12 posts •
Page 1 of 1 I am a 9th grader in a high school biology class. My
teacher is very bright, but there are lots of times where he
writes a test question that is wrong because his correct answer
is not the most correct answer. When we get our tests back we
can debate with him over a question to see if he will give us
the point. I have reversed his decision on 3 questions this
year, but this latest one i could not get him to budge on.
Normally i would let it go, but i am sure i was right. Here is
the questions (to the bets of my memory). Which of the following
identifies the molecules involved in the process of translation
a. mRNA only b. mRNA and rRNA only c. mRNA, rRNA, and tRNA d.
mRNA, and tRna only his correct answer was c, but i believe it
is d. I mentioned that the only thing our text book said about
rRNA was that it was what made up the ribosomes. He then said
that teaching could not o