A scientist cross-pollinates a tomato plant that is resistant to viruses with a tomato plant that produces large tomatoes. This is an example of
natural selection. asexual reproduction. selective breeding. genetic engineering.
A B C D
Question: A scientist cross-pollinates a tomato plant that is resistant to viruses with a tomato plant that produces large tomatoes. This is an example of
A. natural selection.
B. asexual reproduction.
C. selective breeding.
D. genetic engineering.
Answer:
A scientist cross-pollinates a tomato plant that is resistant to viruses with a tomato plant that produces large tomatoes. This is an example of
selective breeding. genetic engineering. natural selection. asexual reproduction.
A B C D
Question: A scientist cross-pollinates a tomato plant that is resistant to viruses with a tomato plant that produces large tomatoes. This is an example of
A. selective breeding.
B. genetic engineering.
C. natural selection.
D. asexual reproduction.
Answer:
A
A scientist cross-pollinates a tomato plant that is resistant to viruses with a tomato plant that produces large tomatoes. This is an example of
natural selection. asexual reproduction. selective breeding. genetic engineering.
1 2 3 4
Question: A scientist cross-pollinates a tomato plant that is resistant to viruses with a tomato plant that produces large tomatoes. This is an example of
1. natural selection.
2. asexual reproduction.
3. selective breeding.
4. genetic engineering.
Answer:
3
A scientist cross-pollinates a tomato plant that is resistant to viruses with a tomato plant that produces large tomatoes. This is an example of
natural selection. asexual reproduction. selective breeding. genetic engineering.
J T P Q
Question: A scientist cross-pollinates a tomato plant that is resistant to viruses with a tomato plant that produces large tomatoes. This is an example of
J. natural selection.
T. asexual reproduction.
P. selective breeding.
Q. genetic engineering.
Answer:
P
A scientist cross-pollinates a tomato plant that is resistant to viruses with a tomato plant that produces large tomatoes. This is an example of
selective breeding. genetic engineering. natural selection. asexual reproduction.
J T P Q
Question: A scientist cross-pollinates a tomato plant that is resistant to viruses with a tomato plant that produces large tomatoes. This is an example of
J. selective breeding.
T. genetic engineering.
P. natural selection.
Q. asexual reproduction.
Answer:
J