What is the endocytosis used for?

to move undissolved substances into the cell

What is the point of Osmosis?

Balances out the molecules in the cell

A concentration gradient is...

...a gradient that goes from high to low concentration

Which of the following is false about Multicellular cells?

When cells divide the new cells move away from each other.

Which of these are part of modern cell theory?

Energy flow happens inside of cells

Which option is true about locomotion and movement?

Unicellular organisms can use locomotion and movement.

What do Nucleolus do? Where are they located?

Helps manufacture ribosomes, inside of nucleus

What does the Chloroplast do? Plant or Animal Cell?

Converts sunlight to chemical energy - Plant Cell

What are the 5 classifications for organisms?

Animals, Plants, Fungi, Protists, Bacteria

What is the role of the cell membrane?

To provide the boundary of the cell.

What does semi - permeable mean?

Lets some things pass, but not other things

Which one of these is NOT one of the Characteristics Of Living Things?

Living Things Are Made Of Cells

What is turgor pressure?

Pressure forced onto the cell wall, when osmosis occurs

Homeostasis is the ability for....

All living things to keep themselves in balance

Which of these is true

All cells come from other cells

What is a selectively permeable membrane?

Only lets certain things pass through it

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1
Which organelle is small and plentiful in animal cells but large and central in plant cells?
Nucleolus
Lysosome
Ribosome
Vacuole
2
What is the endocytosis used for?
to move undissolved substances out of the cell
to move undissolved substances into the cell
to move dissolved substances into the cell
to move dissolved substances out of the cell
3
What is the point of Osmosis?
Helps make ribosomes
Balances out the molecules in the cell
To make new cells
To help send out water to the cell
4
Which way does water move in osmosis?
Mr V's favorite singer
To the low concentration place
To the right
y cant metroid crawl
5
all living things are made of
chicken wings
cells
macaroni
cels
6
A concentration gradient is...
...how much you pay attention
...a french food
...A seagull rapping
...a gradient that goes from high to low concentration
7
what would happen if you put a cell in a solution that's mostly salt
Dr.V's Favourite song
The FitnessGram™ Pacer Test is a multistage aerobic capacity
the cell would shrink
it would expand
8
Cell theory is the basic foundation theory of...
theories
biology
thingymabob
cellology
9
what is Phagocytosis?
A type of nutrients
A type of endocytosis
A type of exocytosis
A type of organelle
10
Which of the following is false about Multicellular cells?
It's an organism that is made up of more than one cell
When cells divide the new cells move away from each other.
It has more working parts than unicellular organisms.
It uses all of their cells to perform life processes.
11
the_____is the basic unit of_______ (pick 2)
Iife
mitchondria
cell
life
12
How many main pillars of cell theory
2
3
5
4
13
Which of these are part of modern cell theory?
Some cells can fuse with other cells to make a bigger cell
Energy flow happens inside of cells
The cell is the basic unit of life
Some cells can think
14
Which of these is multicellular?
Mycoplasma genitalium
Balaenoptera musculus correct one
Caulerpa taxifolia
plankton
15
When water is taken into a plant cell, it creates _______________
Turgor Pressure
Swelling
Ribosomes
Turgid pressure
16
In osmosis, what passes through the selectively permeable solid?
Mr. Cumming Wins
The liquid
x = 27.223
Salt
17
Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 groups of organisms
Plants
Bacteria
Animals
Paramecium
18
Which option is true about locomotion and movement?
Unicellular organisms can use locomotion and movement.
Unicellular organisms achieve locomotion using cilia.
Unicellular organisms achieve locomotion using flagella.
Movement can be achieved without pseudopods.
19
What is not an example of a characteristic of life?
Need Oxygen
Contains DNA
Change with the environment
Take in Nutrients
20
What do Nucleolus do? Where are they located?
Helps throw waste out, outside of nuclues.
Helps manufacture ribosomes, in centrioles
Helps manufacture ribosomes, inside of nucleus
Protects cell exterior, inside of nucleus.
21
what would happen if cells are put in a solution of mostly water?
the cells would expand
the cells will die
the cells will start dancing
the cells would shrink
22
What role does the cell membrane play for diffusion inside a cell?
Selectively Permeable membrane
Blowing up the death star
Being a rigid, porous surface
semi permeable membrane
23
What does the Chloroplast do? Plant or Animal Cell?
Stores Water - Plant Cell
Converts sunlight into kinetic energy - Plant Cell
Converts sunlight to chemical energy - Plant Cell
Converts sunlight to chemical energy - Animal Cell
24
water circulates through the procces of osmosis until it has reached _____________
the ground
the end
equilibrium
corresponding levels
25
What is the "postal office of the cell" (stores, modifies, and packages proteins)?
Endoplasmic Reticulum
Golgi Apparatus
Nucleus
Mitochondria
26
What do cells carry that is passed on?
cytoplasm
nucleus
smaller cells
DNA
27
Which characteristic means to get bigger?
Living things grow
Living things react to stimuli
Living things take in nutrients
Living things reproduce
28
What are two organells plant cells have that animal cells do not?
Cell membrane & chloroplast
Chlorplast & cell wall
Vacuole & chloroplast
Centrioles & cell membrane
29
Which of the following doesn't respond to their environment?
Fossil
Algae
Diatom
Lettuce
30
_________ is a diffusion process that uses water.
Edocytosis
Osmosos
Endocytosis
Osmosis
31
Which are considered examples of diffusion
Gummy bears expanding in water
air fresheners spraying a room
All of the above
Food colouring spreading through water
32
What are the 5 classifications for organisms?
Animals, Dogs, Cats, Chickens, Humans
Animals, Plants, Fungi, Protists, Bacteria
Animals, Plants, Cats, Protists, Bacteria
Animals, Plants, Fungi, Protists, cheese bacteria
33
What is the role of the cell membrane?
To move things in and out of the cell.
To provide the boundary of the cell.
To synthesize proteins.
To protect the nucleus.
34
What does semi - permeable mean?
Doesn't let anything pass, including gas
Lets some things pass, but not other things
Destroys the planet (BOOM)
Lets everything pass, like water molecules
35
Which one of these is NOT one of the Characteristics Of Living Things?
Living Things Use Photosynthesis
Living Things Are Made Of Cells
Living Things Remove Waste
Living Things React To Stimuli
36
What is turgor pressure?
Pressure in the chloroplast, when endocytosis occurs
Pressure forced onto the cell wall, when osmosis occurs
Pressure in the cell membrane, when diffusion occurs
Pressure in the chloroplast, when exocytosis occurs
37
What does a lysosome do?
Transport nutrients
Create ribosomes
Store protiens
Break down waste
38
What characteristics do the cells use when completing a task?
Living things have DNA
Living things remove waste
Living things use energy
Living things take in nutrients
39
Does endocytosis and exocytosis require energy?
only endocytosis needs energy
they dont need energy
only exocytosis needs energy
they both require energy
40
What is the role of the nucleus?
to provide the medium for chemical reaction
to store DNA
to store synthesized proteins
to control the cell
41
What makes plant cells photosynthesize?
Chloroplast
Distomy
Antetomy
Antelysis
42
What is the definition of excretion?
To exit a room
Smelling terrible
Releasing gas from the body
To create something disgusting
43
Are fungi unicellular or multicellular?
Both
Multicellular
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Unicellular
44
Which of the following is not an example of excretion?
Endocytosis
Breathing
Sweat
Diffusion
45
Homeostasis is the ability for....
All living things to keep themselves in balance
All living things to adapt to cold weather
All living things to charge nutrients
All living things to reproduce
46
The cell is...
big
not alive
useless
the basic unit of life
47
What is the powerhouse of the cell?
Cell membrane
Mitochondria
Golgi apparatus
Nucleus
48
Which of these is true
Some organisms can survive without using cells
Every organism has 1 trillion cells inside it
All cells come from other cells
Cells can be made up of smaller cells
49
What is a selectively permeable membrane?
It filters water
Protects a cell
Only lets certain things pass through it
It selects membranes
50
How many flagella can a cell have?
1
2 or more
1-2
3
51
Endocytosis/Exocytosis are used to move substances ____ to diffuse through their cell membrane.
too sharp
too big
too small
too strong
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What do Ribosomes do?
Synthesizes/Manufactures Protein
Store Water
Stores Protein
Eats Protein #gains

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