Biology Key Concepts: Cell Structure, Molecules, and Processes

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In a multicellular organism, cells with similar form and function aggregate to form:

Tissues

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Which is not a common component of a bacterial cell?

Mitochondria

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In a nonpolar covalent bond, electrons are ___

shared evenly between atoms

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Which of the following is not common to all life?

Can reproduce

Can use energy

Can react to the environment

Breathes oxygen

Made of one or many cells

Breathes oxygen

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Mitochondria are responsible for

ATP production

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The bond formed between an oxygen and hydrogen in a water molecule is a --- bond

polar covalent

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Which of the following is not true about prokaryotic cells

They lack a nucleus

They lack mitochondria

They lack ribosomes

They lack endoplasmic reticulum

They lack chloroplasts

They lack ribosomes

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An atom's nucleus contains

protons and neutrons

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The plasma membrane of a cell is not permeable to __

ions

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Smooth endoplasmic reticulum is involved ___

lipid metabolism

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A cell placed in a hypertonic solution will____________.

crenate

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____is the movement of water across a semipermeable membrane

osmosis

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A monomer of dna contains ___

A pentose sugar, a phosphate group, a nitrogenous base

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Our blood contains bicarbonate, this molecule acts an a ____keeping the pH around 7.4

buffer

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When injecting fluids into a person, which type of solution would most likely be safe to use

isotonic

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Which of the following is not a form of endocytosis

Receptor-mediated

Phagocytosis

Exocytosis

Pinocytosis

Exocytosis

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Water is a polar molecule with the oxygen atom possessing a _ charge

slight negative

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An atom of carbon has 6 proteins, if this atom was neutrally charged, how many electrons would it have in its electron orbitals (Orbitals listed in order 1,2,3, and 4)

2 and 4

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If you add a base to water, the pH will

go up

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Ribosomes are involved in ___

protein synthesis

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When testing a newly developed drug, one group was given a red drink containing the drug we are testing. Another group was only given water with red food coloring, no drug at all. The group not given the drug acted as our _

negative control

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The plasma membrane consists of two layers of phospholipids oriented with their ____.

Hydrophilic heads facing out and hydrophobic tails facing inward

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The sodium and chlorine atoms in NaCI (sodium chloride/table salt) are held together by __

ionic bonding

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Endosymbiotic theory is a proposed explanation for the origin of

mitochondria

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Which of the following is not a property of liquid water?

Acidic

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Fluids, proteins, fibers, and other structures between cells in tissues are collectively referred to as ___

the extracellular matrix

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metabolic reactions are driven by

enzymes

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Lipids are __ which means that they do not mix well with polar substances

hydrophobic

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Cells which form a nucleus belong to the domain _

eukarya

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___ Contains digestive enzymes to break down materials brought into the cell

a lysosome

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For a molecule to be considered organic, it must ____

contain carbon

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When setting up a positive control group for an experimental pill, we need to give this group

no pill or a placebo

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In an experiment, the ___ group receives the treatment that you are testing.

experimental

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you work at a chemical company and design a new chemical for killing weeds, you must now prove that it works so you design an experiment to test your ___ that “this chemical drastically reduces weeds”

hypothesis

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A single grain of sand is solid and hard, but a pile of sand can flow like a liquid. This is an example of __

an emergent property

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Which of the following is not common to all living organisms as we understand them?

form tissues

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Carbon is atomic number 6, if a carbon atom is electrically neutral how many electrons would it have?

6

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An atom of oxygen typically contains 8 electrons, how many bonds does it tend to form?

2

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The pH of your blood should be 7.4, which is __

basic

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In sodium chloride (NaCI) sodium donates an electron to chlorine. Sodium becomes + charged while chlorine becomes - charged. This is an example of ___ bonding

ionic

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In water molecules the oxygen becomes slightly negative and the hydrogens slightly positive, this makes water molecules _

polar

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Water molecules are attracted to each other by hydrogen bonding. This causes water ___, which gives water a high surface tension

cohesion

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which of the following subatomic particles would be found in a chlorine nucleus

protons and neutrons

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which of the following is not a function of a protein

storage of genetic information

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Two glucose molecules are bound together by a(n) __ reaction to produce maltose

dehydration

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