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[penmage]

Bio final tommorow.

Why, god?

If after tommorow I never had to deal with bio again, it would be one thing. But I have a whole 'nother semester of it after this... ::whines::



The following question was the last question on the test. Dude. I would never have thought old Babich had such a sense of humor!

Kate, who's blood type A, has a babym cute little Ophelia, whos blood type is B. Kate is involved with three men: Petruchio, blood type O, Othello, blood type B, and Diago, blood type AB. Kate marries Othello and has another child, bubbly little Samio, blood type O. Othello states that he could not possibly be the father of little Samio and further accuses Petruchio of being Samio's father. Is Othello justified in his accusations?
(a) Neither Othello nor Petruchio could be the father (perhaps Diago is the daddy!)
(b)Either Othello or Petruchio could be the father.
(c)Othello can be the father; Petruchio cannot be the father
(d)Othello cannot be the father, Petruchio can be the father.

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[burninglilac.livejournal.com]

Oh, for Christ's sake. I'm a frikkin' English major. I never took a biology class in college! Why are you filling my brain with such things?!? Now I feel the overwhelming need to learn why the hell all this stuff does that. I want to be able to answer the question! I effing hate feeling stupid.

*pouts* Dumb alleles. I hate them.

[penmage.livejournal.com]

You never had to take bio? I am so very jealous of you, right now this minute.

And goddamn, there is no reason in the world you'd ever need to know the answer to such a question.

We actually didn't cover it in class this semester, so it wasn't on our final - but it was such a creative question on the practice exam, after all the really boring 99 questions that came before it, that it made me sit up and take notice.

Hee!