Assignment Instructions: copy the questions below into a word processing document. Watch the video and answer the questions in complete sentences and in your own words. Each question is worth 1 point.

1. Describe the contributions of Rosalind Franklin to the discovery of the DNA structure.
2. Why did James Watson receive a Nobel Prize?
3. Explain the ethical implications discussed in the video regarding genetic modification.
4. What are the potential benefits of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) according to the documentary?
5. Outline the process of creating a genetically modified plant.
6. What is Monsanto’s stance on genetically engineered animals or dealing with animal genes?
7. Where is the Human Genome Project primarily based and who are its key contributors?
8. Discuss the controversy surrounding the patenting of genetic material.
9. How did Gregor Mendel's work influence modern genetic research?
10. Who is Norman Borlaug and what was his contribution to agriculture and genetics?
11. What are the main concerns related to genetic privacy raised in the video?
12. How did the video address the potential environmental impacts of GMOs?
13. What is gene therapy and how is it depicted in the documentary?
14. Describe the ethical dilemma faced by parents when choosing to use genetic screening for their unborn children.
15. What role do genetic mutations play in evolution, according to the video?
16. Summarize the viewpoints presented in the video on the regulation of genetic engineering.
17. How does the video portray the relationship between genetic engineering and biodiversity?
18. What are the possible social implications of genetic enhancements mentioned in the documentary?
19. Explain the concept of "designer babies" as discussed in the video.
20. What are some potential risks of CRISPR technology highlighted in the documentary?
21. How did the video address the issue of access to genetic technologies in different socioeconomic groups?
22. Discuss the potential impact of genetic engineering on global food security.
23. What ethical considerations are associated with cloning, according to the documentary?
24. How does the documentary portray the future of genetic engineering in medicine?
25. Reflect on your personal opinion about genetic engineering after watching the video. Do you think the benefits outweigh the risks? Provide specific examples to support your view.

 Chapter 6 Video Assignment - PBS Documentary - DNA: Pandora's Box Video