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What is the stinging organelle that assists it in capturing large prey?
Trichocyst
Which species of amoeba did you observe under the microscope?
Amoeba proteus
Which experimental group receives the treatment?
Control group
A solution that tends to release protons is
An acid
The portion of a phospholipid that contains the phosphate group has one or more electrical charges. That makes this region of the molecule
Hydrophilic
The Biuret test is used to detect the presence of which group of macromolecules?
Proteins
Which of the following molecules move across the cell membrane by simple diffusion?
Oxygen, carbon dioxide, and water
Which of the following transport processes requires the expenditure of energy?
Exocytosis
Which of the following statements regarding enzymes is true?
Enzymes increase the rate of reaction
When the products of a reaction are at a higher energy level than the reactants, the reaction is
Endergonic
Term which means that if an object is centered with the low power objective, it is centered when you switch to the high power objective?
Par-centered
Eukaryotic cells can be larger than prokaryotic cells because
Their internal membrane system allows compartmentalization of functions, and extra surface area for nutrient exchange and location of enzymes
Which of the following terms is an explanation of scientific phenomenon that is accompanied by supporting evidence from multiple investigators?
Theory
You are characterizing groups of guppies. You have found that guppies live in environments with cichlids. You make the statement "Drab color helps guppies hide from predators." This as an example of
Hypothesis
There are 20 different amino acids that make up proteins found in living organism. How are these amino acids identified?
By the characteristics of their side chains or "R groups"
Which functional group is most responsible for some organic molecules behaving like bases?
Amino
Movement of a substance from a point of higher to low concentration is known as
Passive transport
A plant cell placed in a hypotonic solution will take on water. Where does the water go to?
Central vacuole
If all enzyme available is bound to substrate, then increasing substrate concentration will not increase the rate of reaction. That point where the active sites of all enzymes are occupied by a substrate is called
Maximum reaction rate
Which cellular structure, found in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes is responsible for protein synthesis?
Ribosomes
When biologists study the internal structure of cells, they would most likely use
Transmission electron microscope
When designing an experiment the treatment and control group must be the same, expect for the variable being tested. What is the inert substance that is often given to control groups so the test subjects don't know if they're receiving the treatment or not?
Placebo
A Which of the following would be classified as acid rain?
Rain with pH of 4.5
Rice would be most accurately be classified as a
Strach
Which of the following is a common monosaccharide?
Fructose
The difference in concentration of a solute across a membrane is called
Concentration gradience
An enzyme that hydrolyses proteins will not act upon starch. This fact is an indication that enzymes are
Specific
What is the light source used with a compound light microscope?
Visible light
An organism that causes disease in its host is known as
Pathogen
Ideally, control and experimental groups differ in ___ variable(s)
1
Vegetable oil is known as a
Lipid
What is the function of carbohydrates in the cell membrane?
Cell to cell recognition
Placing phospholipids into an aqueous solution immediately results in their forming a lipid bilayer. What is the driving force causing this ordered arrangement?
The phospholipids are very orders in water, and gain freedom of movement by forming a bilayer
Which of the following enzymes would be important in fat digestion?
Lipase
Which procedure would result in an increase of reaction rate if substrate were limiting, but would not affect rate of reaction under conditions of saturation?
Add ATP to the reaction mixture
The ability to see two items as separate and discrete entitles is
Resolution
What is the standard magnification of the ocular lens?
10x
Which statistic serves as a measure of experimental variation?
Standard deviation
Glucose + ATP --> Glucose 6-Ph + ADP
What is the substrate?
Glucose and APT
Enzymes belong to which class of macromolecules?
Proteins
A substance with a low pH is classified as
Acid
Triglycerides are classified as ___ and composed of ___
lipids; fatty acids and glycerol
The Benedicts test can detect the presence of reducing sugars. Which of the following results indicate the presence of reducing sugar?
A reddish/orange precipitate at the bottom of the tube
What is the molecular formula of ferricyanide?
Fe(CN)6
When the pH is lowered several pH units below its pH optimum, its activity is strongly inhibited. What factor is responsible for decrease in activity?
An altered tertiary structure
Which species of paramecium did you study under the microscope?
Paramecium caudatum
The student's test can be used
To compare sample means
The covalent bonds found between individual amino acids of a protein are known as
Peptide bonds
Which of the following functional groups are common in carbohydrates?
Carboxyl groups
In which of the following transport process can a solute be moved against its concentration gradient?
Transport pump
Biological membranes are composed of primarily of
Phospholipid bilayers
Enzymes influence chemical reactions in living systems by
Affecting the rate at which reaction occurrs
What is the role of the smooth ER?
Lipid synthesis
Which cellular organelle house the DNA?
Nucleus
What is the hydrogen concentration in pH of 3?
10^-3
The major function of carbohydrates in animal cells is
As an energy source
Cell membranes are
Selectively permeable
Which of the following activities would increase the rate of a chemical reaction?
Adding a catalyst
How does an enzyme catalyze a reaction?
By decreasing the energy of activation for a chemical reaction
What is the method of mobility of paramecium?
Cilia
You NEVER use which of the following once you switch to the high power or oil immersion objectives?
Course adjustment knob
What is the pH of human blood?
7.35
The arithmetic average of either the control group of the variable group is known as
Mean
Which of the following functional groups would be characterized as being non-polar?
Methyl group
What organelle in the amoeba is an adaptation to living in a hypotonic environment?
Contractile vacuole
If the Paramecium is moved from a dilute salt solution to a distilled water environment, what will happen to the Paramecium?
The contractile vacuole will expel water more frequently
Blueberries grow well in moderately acidic soils. Which of the following pH's might be considered moderately acidic?
4.8
What was the color reagent used to qualify rate of reaction in turnips?
Guaiacol
The location on an enzyme that binds substrate is its
Active site
When viewing a specimen under the microscope, you place the slide on the
Stage
Water is a solute
False
The glycemic index is an indicator of
How rapidly blood glucose levels increase after eating a particular food
The substance to be acted on by an enzyme is its
Substrate
Which section of your report serves as a summary of the experiment?
Abstract
Cholesterol is not soluble in water and its non-polar. To which class of organic molecules does it belong?
Lipids
What happens to an enzyme when it denatures?
Loss of three dimensional shape of the molecule
Cell must produce many different enzymes because
Most cellular reactions require specific, unique enzymes
Which organelle, within the paramecium, controls sexual reproduction?
Micronucleus
A solution with a pH of 5 is ___ times more ___ than a solution with a pH of 8
1000; acidic
Which of the following is not necessary for researching?
Testing an enitre population
What test would you perform if you wanted to see if onion extract contained polysaccharides?
Iodine test
When comparing two solutions, the one with the greater number of solute molecules is ___ to the solution with fewer solute molecules
Hypertonic
At high temperatures, reaction rate decreases because the heat
Increases molecular motion
Benedicts Test
Reducing sugars (turns reddish color)
Iodine Test
Starch (Blue/black color)
Biuret Test
Proteins (Blue to purple)
Sudan IV
Lipids (red)
Substrate
Peroxide
Enzyme
Peroxidase
Paramecium caudatum
Cilia; feed on microorganism
Euglena
Flagella; chloroplast
Amoeba proteus
Pseudopods; pathegens; keratitis