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A quiz to test overall knowledge of the NSW Preliminary Biology course
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1
Cell 1 is most likely an
Not enough information to tell
Animal cell
Bacterium
Plant cell
2
The movement of ions from high to low concentration is called
Translocation
Active transport
Osmosis
Diffusion
3
What is a feature of prokaryotes?
Very small nucleus
No cell wall
No cytoplasm
No membrane bound organelles
4
The structure labelled L is a
Osmotic regulator
Cell membrane
Cell wall
Sodium channel
5
Which of these is highest in terms of classification
Order
Class
Kingdom
Phylum
6
The function of the organelle labelled C is
Coordinating cell activity
Support the other organelles
Protein synthesis
Make energy
7
One major difference between the digestive systems of herbivores and carnivores is
Herbivores have sharp teeth
The size of the mouth
Carnivores do not have a large intestine
The length of the digestive tract
8
The shape of most fish is said to be an adaptation to which of the following
The oxygen concentration of water
The food it eats
the temperature variation in water
The viscosity of water
9
Which is NOT an ecosystem relationship
Commensalism
Parasitism
Racism
Mutualism
10
What is missing? Oxygen+ glucose -> carbon dioxide + energy
Sunlight
Chlorophyll
Nothing
Water
11
If you want to produce two identical cells from a parent cell you should use
Mitosis
Binary Fission
Meiosis
My own cyst
12
Movement of water into and out of cells is known as
Osmosis
Transduction
Translocation
Diffusion
13
The first life on Earth would have been
Photosynthetic
Microspheres
Autotrophic
Heterotrophic
14
Which of the following is NOT a fossil?
A piece of sandstone.
An imprint of a feather in a rock
A leaf imprint in mud
A footprint
15
What is the full name of the molecule shown?
Deoxygenatednucleicacid
Deoxyribonucleicacid
Debonemychickenandfeedmefriedpieces
DeeEnnAyy
16
What example below is an example of a commensalism relationship
Anemone fish and seaanemone
Dingo eats wallaby
Tick on dog
A suckerfish rides a shark
17
Selection criteriafor classification are first based on
morphology
colouration
biochemistry
behaviour
18
An organism that produces its own food is
Heterotrophic
A Decomposer
Autotrophic
Omnivorous
19
Which is not true of EXTERNAL fertilisation?
Useful in breeding where variety is sought
Is common in the ocean
Involves mitosis
Always involves one parent
20
Which is a term used to describe an oxygen free environment?
Antoxic
Amonxic
Anoxic
Anocic
21
The function of the structure labelled H is
Delivery
Photosynthesis
Storage
Energy production
22
Which of the following factors will result in a high rate of transpiration
low wind, low temperature.
high humidity, low wind.
low humidity, high temperature.
high humidity, low temperature.
23
Experiments performed by Urey and Miller showed
evidence of the first cells on the primitiveearth.
how life began on earth.
how the first biochemicals couldhave been produced
how to produce primitive cells
24
What is the cause that drives most evolutionary changes
Changes in genetics
Changes in changes
Changes in the environment
Changes in behaviour
25
In animal and plant cells, where does respiration usually occur?
Golgi body
Nucelus
Endoplasmic reticulum
Mitochondria
26
The living parts of an ecosystem are best described as
Producers
Abiotic
Consumers
Biotic
27
Which of the following is an example of MUTUALISM
Cleaner Wrasse and Barracuda
Sucker fish and Sharks
Antelope and Lion
The infinite cold of space and my slowly fading existence
28
Genetic variation and maintaining a variety of species in environments is an example of:
Biodiversity
Mutualism
Evolution
An ecosystem
29
The diagram below is a cross section of a
Animal Cell
Leaf
Plant Root
Plant cell
30
How many times does cell division occur in Meiosis?
1
2
3
0
31
Which of the following are important abiotic factors in terrestrial ecosystems
Air Temperature
Wind
Water Temperature
Rainfall
32
Stomates are responsible for
translocation of sugars through a plant
opening and closingguard cells in leaves
moving water into a plant.
(D) <span>controlling gas exchange inleaves</span>
33
Evidence suggests that Australia was once part of a landmass called:
Gondwana
Eurasia
Micronesia
Laurasia.
34
Mitosis of a cell that has 24 chromosomes will produce daughter cells with
24 chromosomes.
12 chromosomes.
48 chromosomes.
6 chromosomes.
35
What are halophytes good at tolerating?
Acidity
Heat
Dryness
Salt
36
Which is NOT an advantage of external fertilisation?
Less maternal care for offspring
Large production of offspring
Low energy requirements
Increased genetic diversity
37
Which coloured line would represent the PREDATOR population
Green
Red
Purple
38
Who am I?
Stanley Miller
Jean Baptiste Lamark
Charles Darwin
A Legend With A Sweet Hat
39
Identify the structure labelled A
Cuticle
Phloem
Mesophyll
Epidermis
40
Which of the following statements is true?
Eat Sleep Biology Repeat
I hate this question (but I love this subject)
Biology really 'grows' on you
Biology is life
41
The main difference between Eukaryotes and Prokaryotes is
The ability to photosynthesise
Being auto or heterotrophic
Membrane bound organelles
Containing a cell wall
42
To view a
ribosome
clearly, you need to be using
A compound microscope
A hand lens
An electron microscope
A light microscope
43
Which is an example of a biotic factor
Predators
Water
Soil pH
Light availabiliy
