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Prof. Treat Unit 1 Exam Review
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1
Most entropy is lost in the form of ______.
electrons
heat
carbon
ATP
2
Occurs when an enzyme uses an H
2
O molecule to cut a molecule in half
hydrolysis reaction
anabolic reactions
catabolic reactions
dehydration synthesis
3
any 2 chemically bonded atoms
cohesion
adhesion
molecule
compound
4
When a molecule attaches to a site other than the 'active site' on an enzyme to change the shape and inhibit the func.
competitive inhibition
suicide inhibition
enzyme regulation
allosteric inhibition
5
What is the major determining factor for one 'element' vs. another?
number of protons
number of neutrons
number of electrons
atoms
6
__ elements occur naturally on Earth; __ are essential for life; but only __ make up 98% of the mass of most organisms
95; 22; 6
92; 25; 6
92; 25; 8
99; 29; 8
7
which of the following IS NOT a characteristic used to define life
sexual reproduction
uses energy
homeostasis
evolution
8
Useless energy which is lost during chemical reactions; causes an increase in disorder in the universe
energy
gravitattional energy
magnetic energy
entropy
9
Energy used for endergonic reactions is obtained by harnessing the energy released from exergonic reactions
ATP into ADP
REDOX reactions
energy coupling
work
10
The loss of an electron
reduction
isotopes
ions
oxidation
11
When a molecule uses a membrane protein to travel down a conc. gradient
active transport
endocytosis / exocytosis
facilitated diffusion
simple diffusion
12
The 'end-product' for a metabolic pathway is always a self-inhibiting molecule
True
False
13
what are the base pairings for RNA?
A pairs with G and C pairs with T
A pairs with U and C pairs with G
A pairs with C and C pairs with U
A pairs with T and C pairs with G
14
isotopes radioactively decay at a unique and predictable rate known as ________.
half-life
nuclear fusion
nuclear reactions
atomic weight
15
biology concerned with understanding the
specific
evolutionary history of organisms from a common ancestor
microevolution and macroevolution
taxonomy
phylogenetics
organization
16
Movement from areas of High Concentration to areas of Low Concentration until 'equilibrium' is reached
fusion
effusion
diffusion
concentration gradient
17
Which IS NOT considered a Domain?
bacteria
prokarya
eukarya
archaea
18
Ions which have gained an extra electron are referred to as 'cations'
False
True
19
Reactions with -ΔG that decrease atomic order (AKA increase entropy)
chemical reactions
exergonic reactions
endergonic reactions
metabolic reactions
20
We breakdown glucose and build it back up into a super-high energy molecule called ______.
monosaccharides
electrons
carbohydrates
ATP
21
how many electrons are in the 'valence shell' of Phosphorus (Atomic Number is 15)?
4
5
3
7
22
REDOX is a combination of what 2 words?
reduction in oxygen
reduced oxygen
ATP + ADP
reduction + oxidation
23
What are the 2 things a sound hypothesis must be:
true or false
testable and repeatable
falsifiable and testable
testable and an educated guess
24
As energy gets transferred from one organism to the next, the energy levels increase
False
True
25
The breaking of 'bonds' releases energy
True
False
26
What organelle performs photosynthesis?
(Central) Vacuoles
Cell Wall
chloroplasts
Plasmodesmata
27
the _____ is what is being dissolved; the _____ does the dissolving; and the _____ refers to the homogenous mixture
solvent; solute; solution
solution; solute; solvent
solute; solution; solvent
solute; solvent; solution
28
membrane proteins that use redox reactions to pump protons from one side of the membrane to another
ATP
mitochondria
Electron Transport Chain (ETC)
electrons
29
protons + neutrons = ?
atomic mass
valence shell
atomic number
atomic weight
30
'Diffusion' of H
2
O molecules across a selectively permeable membrane
effusion
different solute concentrations
osmosis
diffusion
31
_____ are the
polymers
of
carbohydrates
; and ______ are the
polymers
of
proteins
polynucleotides; polysaccharides
triglycerides; polynucleotides
polysaccharides; polynucleotides
polysaccharides; polypeptides
32
ICE and the GREENHOUSE EFFECT both keep all the water on earth from freezing
False
True
33
the tail on a phospholipid is kinked when it IS SATURATED (w/ carbon obvi.)
False
True
34
Enzymes are ______ (increase the rate of chemical reactions w/o changing itself permanently)
agitators
stimulants
catalysts
cells that do work
35
the systematic study of the physical and natural world through direct observation and experimentation
hypothesis
theory
the scientific method
science
36
Saying exergonic reactions are "spontaneous" is not entirely true because...
they require enzymes
they must overcome the EA Barrier
they require user input
your gasoline in your engine doesn't explode on it's own
37
which of the following IS NOT a way that enzymes lower the E
A
Barrier?
Physically distort (break/bend) substrates
providing necessary chemicals
electron transport chains (ETCs)
Aligning specific regions
38
what type of bond is formed from atoms with very similar electronegativity levels?
polar covalent bonds
water is vital to life
ionic bonds
nonpolar covalent bonds
39
Choose the Dependant Variable from the rotavirus vaccine experiment
age and health of children
control group
dose of vaccine
number of children showing illness symptoms caused by rotavirus
40
As a scientist, it is important to be wary of biases, pseudoscience, myths, and manipulation via misleading headlines
False
True
41
utilized to maintain a stable pH in blood
different metabolic activities
buffers
enzymes
carbonic acid/bicarbonate buffer system
42
The sum of all chemical reactions that occur within a cell/organism
metabolism
catabolism
Gibb's Free Energy (G)
anabolism
43
this type of bond occurs when one atom "steals" an electron from another
hydrogen bond
polar covalent bond
covalent bond
ionic bond
44
Energy due to an object being in motion
kinetic energy
entropy
potential energy
the ability to do work
45
DNA is an example of a ______; and enzymes are an example of a ______.
nucleic acid; carbohydrate
nucleic acid; protein
protein; lipid
carbohydrate; protein
46
what IS NOT a step in the scientific method?
make observations
make graphs / data charts
ask questions about observations and develop a hypothesis
analyzing the data
47
As H
2
O goes from solid, to liquid, to gas... Entropy sharply ______.
becomes more ordered
becomes less disordered
decreases
increases
48
"ENERGY cannot be CREATED or DESTROYED, it just changes forms"
1st Law of Thermodynamics
Entropy
2nd Law of Thermodynamics
Redox Rxn.'s
49
Plant Cells prefer a ______ environment; while Animal Cells prefer a ______ environment
hypotonic; isotonic
isotonic; hypotonic
hypertonic; isotonic
isotonic; hypertonic
50
What is the optimal pH range for our cells; what would numbers below this range be considered?
7.0-7.5; basic
7.0-7.4; acidic
7.0-7.5; acidic
7.0-7.4; basic
51
The ULTIMATE SOURCE for Earth's 'biological' energy
the sun
macromolecules
food
biomolecules
52
the darkly stained region containing DNA inside prokaryotes is called the NUCLEUS
True
False
53
If
ΔG > 0
...
N/A
free energy is consumed
N/A
free energy is released
54
in taxonomy: a CLASS is more inclusive than a FAMILY
False
True
55
the practical application of scientific knowledge and provides tools for scientific inquiry and advancement
limitations to scientific inquiry
technology
scientific method
theories
56
To use the potential energy stored in ATP, we must hydrolyze a _______. Which makes it into ADP.
electron
phosphate group
carbon atom
adenosine