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Which choice below correctly matches an organelle with its function?



smooth endoplasmic reticulum — lipid production

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The function of a ribosome is to synthesize

proteins

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Fungi are prokaryotes.

False

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ALL cells have a nucleus.

False

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ALL cells contain DNA.

True

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The FINAL processing of proteins occurs in this organelle.

Golgi bodies

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You examine a cell under the microscope.  You see evidence of chloroplasts, a nucleus and a cell wall.  This cell is most likely a 



 

both eukaryote and plant cell

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This ORGANELLE is responsible for building ribosomes.

nucleolus

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The sodium potassium pump is an example of 



primary active transport

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The means by which a cell transports very LARGE molecules OUT of the cell is called



exocytosis

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Which of the following statements about the sodium potassium pump is true?



It requires ATP to pump sodium and potassium ions against their concentration gradients

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The “heads” of the phospholipid molecules of the plasma membrane are 



hydrophyllic

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In an attempt to replenish the body fluids, a patient (who has had serious hemorrhage) accidentally receives a large transfusion of distilled water directly into one of his veins. This would probably



have serious, perhaps fatal effects because the red blood cells would tend to burst

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The process of facilitated diffusion requires

all of these answers are correct

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Sea water is approximately 3% salt. Sea water is hypertonic to the cells of freshwater fish. Therefore we can conclude that freshwater fish cells contain



less than 3% salt

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You place a blood cell in an unknown solution.  The cell shrinks.  This information tells you that the unknown solution is ______ to the cell.



hypertonic

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You place a blood cell in an unknown solution.  The cell swells and bursts.  This information tells you that the unknown solution is ______ to the cell.



hypotonic




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You place a blood cell in an unknown solution.  The cell does not change size.  This information tells you that the unknown solution is ______ to the cell.

isotonic

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Which of the following is the best definition for osmosis?

the diffusion of water across a semipermeable membrane

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You make something to drink by mixing a packet of Kool-Aid with a cup of water.  What is the solute in this scenario?

Kool-Aid

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Nucleus

Control

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Ribosomes

Protein

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Rough er

Protein

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Smooth er

Lipid

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Golgi

Package

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mitochondria

Atp

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Lysosome

Digest

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Chloroplast

Photosynthesis

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Cell wall

Support

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Vacuole

Water

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Who discovered/viewed cork?

Robert hook

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Who viewed living microorganisms?

Leeuwenhoek

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Plants made of cells?



Schleiden

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Animals made of cells?

Schwann

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Cells come from?

Preexisting cells

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Basic unit of life?

Cell

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Prokaryotes have a nucleus?

No

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Eukaryotes have a nucleus?

Yes

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Cellâ€s control center?

Nucleus

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Makes ribosome subunits?

Nucleolus

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Protein synthesis?

Ribosomes

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Cell garbage disposal?

Lysosomes

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Microtubule protein?

Tubulin

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Microfilament protein?

Actin

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Short movement structures?

Cilia

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Long movement structure?



Flagella

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Plant water storage?

Central vacuole

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Chloroplast fluid?

Stroma

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Individual chloroplast sacs?

Thylakoids

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Stack of thylakoids?

Granum

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Mitochondrial folds?

Cristae

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Why cells stay small?

Volume increases faster than surface area