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In cells, the flow of information is from …….. to ……… to ………. .
DNA, RNA, Protein
An emergent property is a characteristic that is present at a level of organization, but not at ________ levels.
a. lower
b. higher
a. lower
Which of the following lists is in the correct order, from smallest to largest?
cell - tissue - population - community
molecule - organelle - organ system - tissue
cell - organelle - tissue - organ system
molecule - atom - cell - organ
cell - tissue - population - community
Which of the following lists is in the correct order, from smallest to largest?
atom - organ - tissue - cell
atom - macromolecule - tissue - cell
molecule - organelle - cell - tissue
molecule - atom - tissue - organ
molecule - organelle - cell - tissue
All of the following are shared by all cells EXCEPT
a nucleus
DNA
ribosomes
a cell membrane
a nucleus
Prokaryotic cells like bacteria do not have a nucleus.
Eukaryotic cells are distinguished from prokaryotic cells by the presence of:
a cell membrane
a nucleus
molecules of DNA
the presence of ATP
a nucleus
Prokaryotic MEANS how many cellular?
Unicellular and have no nucleus
Select ALL of the groups that are prokaryotic.
Animals
Plants
Protists
Archaea
Fungi
Bacteria
Archaea
Bacteria
what kind of cells do not have nucleus
prokaryotic
What is the best definition of evolution?
acquisition of new traits according to what an organism needs to survive in their environment
survival of the fittest
change in populations over time due to inherited differences
progression from simpler forms of life to more complex forms of life
change in populations over time due to inherited differences
Which molecule is used by cells to do work?
ATP
Proteins
DNA
Carbon dioxide
ATP
All cells are enclosed within a plasma membrane. What is the plasma membrane primarily composed of?
ATP
phospholipids
DNA
proteins
phospholipids
Which of the following do viruses LACK?
proteins
cell membrane
ribosomes
a genome
cell membrane
ribosomes
When penicillin was first introduced, most bacteria died when exposed to this antibiotic. Now, a large proportion of bacteria are resistant to penicillin. This is an example of:
metabolism
homeostasis
response to stimuli
evolution
evolution
Homeostasis is best defined as:
change in populations over time due to inherited differences
responding to environmental stimuli
replication of the cell's genome
regulation of the internal environment
conversion of organic molecules to ATP
regulation of the internal environment
A group of cells working together to accomplish a certain function is a ______________________.
organelle
organ system
macromolecule
tissue
tissue
The ________________ is the basic unit of life, in terms of both structure and function.
molecule
cell
organelle
population
atom
cell
Which type of biomolecule is most important for maintaining homeostasis?
lipid
protein
DNA
carbohydrate
ATP
protein
All cells are enclosed within a plasma membrane. What is the plasma membrane primarily composed of?
DNA
phospholipids
proteins
ATP
phospholipids
Select ALL of the groups that are eukaryotic.
Archaea
Protists
Plants
Animals
Bacteria
Fungi
Protists
Plants
Animals
Fungi
Prokaryotes, like all other cells, have a nucleus.
True
False
False
Select the three Domains of life.
Protista
Animalia
Fungi
Plantae
Archaea
Bacteria
Eukarya
Archaea
Bacteria
Eukarya
Each of the following is one of the three Domains of life, except ________________________.
Domain Prokarya
Domain Archaea
Domain Eukarya
Domain Bacteria
Domain Prokarya
When conducting a scientific experiment, which of the following is changed or manipulated by the scientist(s)?
variable
control
hypothesis
placebo
the results
variable
If you want to test a particular variable, you should try to keep all of the other variables the same (as much as possible) for both the control group and the experimental group.
True
False
True
A logical statement that can be made based on evidence that one has gathered is called a(n) __________________________.
fact
scientific theory
scientific law
inference
inference
A group of scientists wish to test a new drug that may reduce LDL cholesterol. They initiate phase 1 trials in mice. Each mouse is fed an identical diet, allowed the same amount of exercise, and given either 0, 5mg, 10mg, or 20mg of the drug daily. After 2 weeks, they draw blood and test for LDL cholesterol levels.
Which of these is the independent variable?
the amount of exercise the mouse are allowed
the dose of the drug
the LDL cholesterol levels
the amount of food given to the mice
the dose of the drug
You hypothesize that playing music to your houseplants will result in a greater rate of growth. You plant 20 bean seeds and expose them to the same amount of sunlight, water, and fertilizer. You play music to 10 of the 20 plants, then measure growth after a month. After a month, the rate of growth between the two groups is identical.
Which of the following is the independent variable?
growth
music
water
fertilizer
music
A scientist is trying to determine whether different colors of light produce more or less plant growth than regular sunlight. She starts four cultures of plants and grows them either under regular sunlight, blue light, yellow light, or red light.
Which group(s) is/are the experimental group? Select all that apply.
regular sunlight
red light
yellow light
blue light
red light
yellow light
blue light
You wish to determine whether creatine and/or fish oil improve muscular recovery. You sort a population of volunteers into four groups. One receives creatine, one receives fish oil, one receives both creatine and fish oil, and one receives a placebo that contains neither creatine nor fish oil. All four groups then perform a series of exercises and muscle recovery is assessed the following day.
Which group(s) is/are the experimental group(s)? Select all that apply
the group receiving a placebo
the group receiving fish oil
the group receiving both creatine and fish oil
the group receiving creatine
the group receiving fish oil
the group receiving both creatine and fish oil
the group receiving creatine
An idea in science that is narrow in scope, is reasonable and testable, and serves as a potential explanation for an observed natural phenomenon is known as a(n) _________.
fact
theory
hypothesis
law
hypothesis
An idea in science that is broad in scope, is supported by overwhelming evidence obtained by repeated experimentation, is potentially falsifiable, and allows us to make predictions with consistent accuracy across a broad area of scientific inquiry is known as a(n) _________.
theory
hypothesis
speculation
law
fact
theory
Mice of different genetic backgrounds were allowed to eat as much as they wanted. The table summarizes the amount of food consumed per day.
Which genetic background had the largest effect on food consumption compared to wild type?
genetic background | food consumed |
wild type | 4 g/day |
leptin mutation | 5 g/day |
ghrelin mutation | 3.5 g/day |
adiponectin mutation | 4.5 g/day |
double leptin-ghrelin mutation | 4 g/day |
double leptin-ghrelin mutation
ghrelin mutation
adiponectin mutation
leptin mutation
leptin mutation
A group of scientists tested a drug for melanoma cancer patients at various doses and compared it to a placebo group that did not receive the drug. Survival at 5 years was measured. Based on the graph, what is the appropriate conclusion?
the drug improved 5-year survival
the drug decreased 5-year survival
the drug improved 5-year survival, but only at the highest dose
the drug did not improve 5-year survival
the drug did not improve 5-year survival
A bacterium is an example of a(n): (select all that apply)
macromolecule
organism
population
cell
organism
cell
What are the function(s) of the cell membrane? (select ALL that apply)
to mediate communication with the environment and other cells
to store genetic information
to control what enters/exits the cell
to separate the cell from the rest of the universe
to convert organic molecules to ATP
to provide the energy for most cellular work
to mediate communication with the environment and other cells
to control what enters/exits the cell
to separate the cell from the rest of the universe
You wish to test the effect of salinity on planarian regeneration. You start multiple cultures of planarians in water with different salt concentrations, cut the worms in half, and observe how quickly they regenerate. You feed the worms an identical diet, and make the cuts in the same place on each worm.
Salt Concentration | Time until complete regeneration |
100 ppm | 16 days |
500 ppm | 14 days |
1000 ppm | 18 days |
Which is the dependent variable?
salt concentration
the location of the cut on the worms' bodies
diet
time until complete regeneration
time until complete regeneration
A group of physicians is testing the efficacy of a new drug, called Lyfitor, for pain control. Patients with chronic pain are enrolled in a study and assigned to take a pill that contains either 200mg Lyfitor, 400mg Lyfitor, 800mg Lyfitor or 200mg sugar.
Classify each group as an example of a control group or an experimental group.
200mg Lyfitor - experimental group
400mg Lyfitor - experimental group
800mg Lyfitor - experimental group
200mg sugar - control group