1.
RNA polymerase's job is:
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
E. 
2.
E. coli's RNA polymerase core enzyme does NOT include the subunit called _______.
3.
The σ (sigma) subunit of E. coli's RNA polymerase is responsible for RNA polymerase binding to the site on the DNA called the _______.
4.
In eukaryotes, there are several RNA polymerases and the one that makes pre-mRNA is RNA polymerase _______. (We didn't cover this one this year, 2010).
5.
In eukaryotes, proteins other than RNA polymerase are needed for transcription to occur. Some of these are needed for the transcription of any gene and are called _______ transcription factors. (We didn't cover this one this year, 2010).
6.
In eukaryotes, proteins other than RNA polymerase are needed for transcription to occur. Some of these are needed for the transcription of specific genes and are called _______ transcription factors. (We didn't cover this one this year, 2010).
7.
In eukaryotes, _______ makes the larger rRNAs. (be specific) (We didn't cover this one this year, 2010).
8.
In eukaryotes, _______ makes the smallest rRNAs and the tRNAs. (be specific) (We didn't cover this one this year, 2010).
9.
In eukaryotes, the large 45S pre-rRNA molecule is cleaved and produces the ____S rRNA, the 18S rRNA, and the 5.8S rRNA. (We didn't cover this one this year, 2010).
10.
In eukaryotes, after about 20-30 nucleotides of the pre-mRNA have been synthesized, a(n) _______ is added to the 5' end of the pre-mRNA.
11.
The process of adding about 200 A ribonucleotides onto the 3' end of the pre-mRNA is called ________.
12.
_______ of the pre-mRNA stimulates the process of transcription termination. (We didn't cover this one this year, 2010).
13.
Splicing removes segments called _______ from the pre-mRNA.
14.
As a result of splicing, two segments called _______, which are located on opposite sides of an intron, are joined together.
15.
The photo at the top is evidence for the process of _______.
16.
RNA processing includes two processes: __________ and __________ (type in both words separated by a space, either order).