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GEN BIO Exam 1 REVIEW for FINAL
GEN BIO Exam 1 REVIEW for FINAL
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Cell structure quiz #cellbiology #cells #cellstructure
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1
Levels of ______________ are always increasing.
matter
order
energy
disorder
2
Plant cells have chloroplasts, so they have no need for mitochondria.
True, and that's why they don't have mitochondria.
True, but they have mitochondria anyway.
True, instead they create energy from nothing.
False, they need both.
3
Protein building organelles are _________________.
ribosomes
mitochondria
nuclei
Golgi
4
The nucleus is the control center of the prokaryotic cell, similar to a city hall.
False, prokaryotes have no nucleus enclosing their DNA.
False, prokaryotic cells store their DNA in a nucleus.
True, and it has a nucleur envelop to protect it.
True, it's where all the important DNA is stored.
5
This is an illustration of a(n):
molecule
organelle
ion
atom
6
Which is not a molecule of life?
all of these are
DNA
RNA
enzymes
7
Which organelle is very similar to UPS, since it ships, sorts and packages?
RER
ribosome
nucleus
golgi
8
The plasma membrane is made up of a __________________.
primarily protein
carbohydrates
None of the these
a phospholipid bilayer
9
Every element has the same number of protons, this number is the _____________.
atomic number
atomic name
atomic mass
all of these are accurate
10
Mouse A has protein clumps in its heart cells, which organelle is most likely dysfunctional?
Golgi
lysosomes
cytoplasm
mitochondria
11
_____________ extract energy from nonliving environmental resources.
decomposers
producers
none of these
consumers
12
The monomers for carbohydrates are ______________.
amino acids
polysacchrides
monosacchrides
nucleic acids
13
Energy can be
destroyed
both
created
neither
14
Ionic bonds involve opposite charges and electrons.
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15
The green and red in this picture highlights which cell structure?
cytoskeleton
mitochondria
nucleus
ribosomes
16
Which organelle would you find in cucumber's cells that you would not find in a puppy's cells?
chloroplast
cytoskeleton
ribosome
lysosome
17
What type of cell is this?
Eurkaryotic Cell
Bacterial Cell
Prokaryotic Cell
Archae
18
Lysosomes are centers for _______________.
export
storage
recycling
synthesis
19
The pH of most cell cytoplasm is _____.
7
14
2
not neutral
20
This drawing represents which organelle?
Nucleus
Mitochondria
Ribosome
None of these
21
The bond that shares electrons is __________.
hydrogen
ionic
polar
covalent
22
What determines if an atom is in the bad boyfriend column of the periodic table?
protons in nucleus
electrons in outermost energy level
ions it forms
neutrons in nucleus
23
The movement going down the hill is an example of _______ energy.
exergonic
kinetic
potential
competitive
24
Name of the theory concerning the origins of mitochondria and chloroplasts:
exocytosis
endosymbiosis
endoskeleton
endocytosis
25
Which of the four friends is the primary ingredient?
Lipid
DNA
Protein
Carbohydrate
26
Which of the four friends has a molecular structure like this?
DNA
Carbohydrate
Lipid
Protein
27
Which listed element is the least common among living things?
nitrogen
carbon
hydrogen
iodine
28
These rod-shaped cells do not contain a nucleus. They are ____________.
Plant Cells
Bacterial Cells
Heart cells
Lung Cells
29
The food shown contains DNA. The monomer for DNA is ___________.
monosaccharide
amino acid
phospholipid
nucleotide
30
Human cells are ________________.
eukaryotic
prokaryotic
smaller than bacteria
nonliving
31
Amino acids form________.
DNA
sugar
proteins
RNA
32
Noble gases are found on the far right of the table and are not stable.
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33
What type of cells containing a nucleus are shown?
Reproductive
E coli
Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
34
Enzymes are almost always ________________.
carbohydrates
lipids
DNA
proteins
35
Which of the four friends has a structure illustrated best as:
carbohydrates
DNA
protein
lipids