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FALL FINAL REVIEW Name:________________________Date:_______________Hour:_____

Short Answer.Answer the following questions by providing the correct answer in the space provided.

1. Is this cell division process Mitosis or Meiosis (circle)? Number the phases 1-10 in the order that they occur.

_______ _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ _______

2. Is this cell division process Mitosis or Meiosis (circle)? Number the phases 1-5 in the order that they occur.

______ ______ ______ ______ ______

3 . List the similarities and the differences between mitosis and meiosis in the Venn diagram provided

4. List some advantages and disadvantages of both sexual reproduction and asexual reproduction.

Mitosis Meiosis

Both

5. The substance that an enzyme reacts with which fits exactly into the active site is called a _________________.

6. The function of an enzyme can be lowered or altered by _________________.

7. This suffix is always found in the name of an enzyme _________________.

8. This term describes a chemical reaction which absorbs energy IN during the breakdown of an organic compound _________________.

9. This molecule is able to store potential energy in phosphate bonds that can be broken thereby releasing energy to cells for metabolism purposes _________________.

10. If a cell contains a nucleus, it must be a(n) ________________ cell.

11. Name an organism that is not composed of Eukaryotic cells __________________.

12. Name two organelles that are found in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells__________________.

Multiple Choice.Answer the following questions by choosing the most correct answer from the choices provided.

_________13. Which of the following statements about enzymes is true?a. Enzymes speed the reactions which occur during food digestion.b. Enzymes always slow the rate at which a chemical reaction occurs.c. Enzymes change the amount of product created during a chemical reaction.d. Only a small number of the body’s metabolic processes involve enzymes.

_________14. Look at the graph to the right. Which one of these lines is employing the use of an enzyme?a. Line Ab. Line Bc. Neither lined. Both lines are employing the use of an enzyme

Matching.Match the following definitions on the left to the words on the right.

_________15. Tiny dots or spheres that act like protein production factories

_________16. Network of narrow round tubes that detoxify poisons and produce lipids

_________17. "Packages" the cell materials for transport within or out of the cell like the Post Office, UPS, etc.

_________18. The command center of the cell where all cellular activities are coordinated.

_________19. Network of tubes that serve as a highway system for transportingproteins

A

B

a. Golgi Bodyb. Nucleolusc. Nucleusd. Ribosomese. Rough ERf. Smooth ER


________20. What symptoms would you expect for a living organism which had major damage to all of its Lysosomes?a. Limited growth because of the cell’s inability to catch sunlight and make sugarsb. Limited growth because altered genetic instructions cause the production of nonfunctional proteinsc. Limited growth because large biomolecules are not broken down into small molecules needed by the celld. Lack of energy because the cell cannot process sugars into ATP

________21. What symptoms would you expect for a living organism which had major damage to all of its DNA?a. Limited growth because of the cell’s inability to catch sunlight and make sugarsb. Limited growth because altered genetic instructions cause the production of nonfunctional proteinsc. Limited growth because large biomolecules are not broken down into small molecules needed by the celld. Lack of energy because the cell cannot process sugars into ATP

_________22. What symptoms would you expect for a living organism which had major damage to all of its mitochondria?a. Limited growth because of the cell’s inability to catch sunlight and make sugarsb. Limited growth because altered genetic instructions cause the production of nonfunctional proteinsc. Limited growth because large biomolecules are not broken down into small molecules needed by the celld. Lack of energy because the cell cannot process sugars into ATP

__________23. Suppose a certain poison kills cells by blocking the pores in the nuclear membrane. Which of the following types of cells would NOT be affected by this type of poison?

a. plant cells b. bacteria cells c. human cells d. all types of cells would be affected __________24. Identify the main function of the nucleolus?

a. the command center that directs all cell activitiesb. manufactures the spindle used to help the cell divide into 2 cellsc. provides a storage location for digestive enzymes used by the celld. manufactures new ribosomes that are then used by the cell

___________ 25. A contagious disease causes the breakdown in a cell’s Rough ER function. As a result, which of the following biomolecules would be in a limited supply in the cell?

a. proteins b. ATP c. carbohydrates d. lipids

___________26. An inherited disease causes a person’s cells to make broken Smooth ER. As a result, which of the following cell consequences would be expected?

a. toxic byproducts will build up and there will be a shortage of new lipid moleculesb. there will be a shortage of digestive enzymes and new proteinsc. the cell will run out of ATP energyd. the cell will not be able to copy its genetic instructions

__________27. Ribosomes, the endoplasmic reticulum, and the Golgi apparatus work together to:a. convert solar energy to chemical energyb. pass on genetic informationc. break down and recycle materialsd. make and deliver proteins

Matching.For questions 28-38, tell whether the description or cell diagram best applies to Mitosis or Meiosis , BOTH or Neither

A = Mitosis B = Meiosis C = BOTH Mitosis & Meiosis D = Neither Mitosis & Meiosis

______ 28) allows for new gene combinations as paired chromosomes trade genes through “crossing over”

______ 29) functions in growth, repairing injuries, and replacing old body cells

______ 30) involves ripping “double” chromosomes into “single” chromosomes

______ 31) produces haploid sperm or eggs

______ 32) begins with a Diploid cell

______ 33) produces diploid daughter cells

______ 34) produces daughter cells with “single” chromosomes

_____ 35) produces daughter cells with “double” chromosomes

_____ 36) see diagram #12




Use the NUMBERS of the terms below to answer questions #39-51 based off the cell pictures provided.

1. NUCLEUS 2. NUCLEOLUS 3. GOLGI BODY 4. SMOOTH ER5. ROUGH ER 6. RIBOSOMES 7. VACUOLE 8. CELL MEMBRANE9. CELL WALL 10. CENTRIOLES 11. LYSOSOME 12. CHLOROPLASTS13. CYTOPLASM 14. VESICLES 15. MITOCHONDRIA

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DNA Replication

(2n)(2n)(n)

39. ___________ 40. ___________ 41. ___________ 42. ___________ 43. ___________

44. ___________ 45. ___________ 46. ___________ 47. ___________ 48. ___________

49. ___________ 50. ___________ 51. ____________


52. The term which describes a "water-loving" substance like the head end of a phospholipid molecule is ______________________.

53. This plasma membrane component is chemically "hydrophobic"________________________.

54. The term "selectively permeable" BEST describes this cell structure ______________________.

55. The process of moving a particle from high concentration to low concentration ([H][L]) through a membrane transport protein is called ______________________.

56. The diffusion of WATER across a selectively permeable membrane is ______________________.

57. When energy (ATP) is needed by the cell to move particles across a membrane it is called this type of transport ______________________.

58. What would happen to a soft-bodied slug if you placed it into a glass of pure water?______________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Short Answer.Study the cups of lemonade below to answer 59-61. Each glass of lemonade contains a chicken egg with the shell removed.

A B C

90 % H2O 55 % H2O 70 % H2O

10 % Solutes 45 % Solutes 30 % Solutes

75 % H2O 65 % H2O 30 % H2O

25 % Solutes 35 % Solutes 70 % Solutes

59. This cup/s of lemonade is a hypotonic solution relative to the chicken egg _______________

60. This cup/s of lemonade would result in a NET flow of water IN to the egg _______________

61. This cup of lemonade is currently in a state of Equilibrium _______________


_________62. Identify the missing reactant for a Photosynthesis Chemical Reaction? H2O + ____ sugar + O2

a. Oxygen (O2) b. Carbon Dioxide (CO2) c. Nitrogen (N2) d. Ammonia (NH3)

_________63. Identify the missing reactant for a Cellular Respiration Chemical Reaction? Sugar + ____ CO2 + H2Oa. Oxygen (O2) b. Carbon Dioxide (CO2) c. Nitrogen (N2) d. Ammonia (NH3)

_________64. When given CO2, determine which of the following is necessary for plants to complete photosynthesis?a. Oxygen (O2) b. Ammonia (NH3) c. Glucose (C6H12O6) d. Water (H2O)

_________65. Identify which of the following is a necessary product of cellular respiration: a. Oxygen (O2) b. Ammonia (NH3) c. Glucose (C6H12O6) d. Water (H2O)

_________66. Which of these best explains the difference between the way animals and plants exchange gases with their environments?

a. Animals use only photosynthesis, while plants use both photosynthesis and respiration.b. Animals use only respiration, while plants use both photosynthesis and respiration.c. Animals use both photosynthesis and respiration, while plants use only respiration.d. Animals use both photosynthesis and respiration, while plants use only photosynthesis.

________67. Biology students are studying photosynthesis…which will cause the greatest increase in photosynthesis rate?a. increase water and oxygen c. increase carbon dioxide and sugarb. increase sugar and oxygen d. increase carbon dioxide and water

________68. Which of the following do the processes of Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration NOT have in common?a. both involve the exchange of gases in a cell c. both require the input of energy from lightb. both use ATP molecules for temporary energy storage d. both occur in Eukaryotic cells

_________69. A student is collecting the gas given off from a plant in bright sunlight at a temperature of 27°C. The gas being collected is probably ______________________.

a. carbon dioxide b. oxygen c. hydrogen d. carbon monoxide

PO4

5-C SugarNitrogen base

_________70. Photosynthesis uses sunlight to convert water and carbon dioxide into:a. oxygen b. glucose c. ATP and oxygen d. oxygen and glucose

________71. Energy is released from ATP when:a. a phosphate group is added c. ATP is exposed to sunlightb. bonds between phosphate groups are broken d. adenine binds to ribose

_________72. Identify the molecule below which is broken down by cellular respiration to form water and carbon dioxide and release energy for the cell?

a. DNA b. oxygen c. glucose d. enzyme

________73. Photosynthesis is to chloroplasts as cellular respiration is to…a. chloroplasts b. cytoplasm c. mitochondria d. nucleus

________74. What is the correct equation for cellular respiration?a. 6O2 + C6H12O6 6CO2 + 6H2O c. 6O2 + C6H12O6 CO2 + 6H2Ob. 6CO2 + 6H2O 6O2 + C6H12O6 d. 6CO2 + 6H2O O2 + C6H12O6

________75. Which of the following is something that SPEEDS up the rate of photosynthesis?a. low water b. low temperatures c. excessive heat d. increased heat

________76. Which of the following SLOWS DOWN the rate of photosynthesis?a. increased water b. decreased glucose c. decreased light d. increased oxygen

________77. Which of the following is something that SPEEDS up the rate of cellular respiration?a. increased glucose b. decreased glucose c. extreme temperatures d. low water

________78. Which of the following SLOWS DOWN the rate of cellular respiration?a. increased water b. increased glucose c. increased light d. decreased oxygen


79. These two scientists proposed the double helix model of DNA ___________________ and ______________________.

80. Describe what happens in the final step in transcription: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

81. What is the diagram of?

82. List three ways that RNA and DNA differ.

1. ___________________________________

2. ___________________________________

3. ___________________________________

#85 #86


________83. Which of the following would NOT likely result in a mutation or change of DNA letter codes?a. replication of the DNA blueprint c. exposure to X-ray energyb listening to a loud stereo system d. exposure to strong chemicals in cigarette smoke

_________84. How many Nitrogen base letters are grouped in a CODON and an ANTICODON?a. 2 b. 20 c. 3 d. 64

_________85. The process of making an mRNA copy of a DNA gene code is called? (see diagram above #85)a. translation b. replication c. transcription d. cloning

________86. The process of converting a mRNA code into a specific protein chain? (see diagram above #86)a. translation b. replication c. transcription d. cloning

________87. What is the correct complementary DNA strand for: ACCAGTTAG?a) TGGTGATAG b) CGGCAGGTC c) TGGTCAATC d) TGGTCTTTC

________88. What is the correct complementary RNA strand for ACCAGTTAG?a) UGGUCUUUG b) UGGUCAAUC c) TGGTCAATC d) TGGTCUUTC

_________89. Which of the following is NOT part of an RNA nucleotide?a) ribose b) nitrogen bases c) phosphate group d) deoxyribose

_________90. When does DNA replication occur?a) after cell division b) before cell division c) anytime d) never

________91. Only DNA mutations in ___________ cells can be inherited by the next generation?a. brain b. sperm c. skin d. liver

________92. Which of the following is a nucleotide found in DNA?a. ribose + phosphate group + uracil b. deoxyribose + phosphate group + cytosinec. ribose + phosphate group + thymine d. deoxyribose + phosphate group + uracil

________93. What happens during the process of translation?a. transfer RNA is made from messenger RNA b. copies of DNA molecules are madec. the cell uses information from messenger RNA to make proteins d. Messenger RNA is made from DNA

Short Answer.Given the following DNA strand, answer questions 94-96: GGTACGGAGAACCTTTTACT

94. What would the complementary DNA strand be formed during replication? __________________________________________

95. What would the mRNA strand be that formed during transcription? _________________________________________________

96. What amino acid sequence would tRNA translate the mRNA into? (HINT: Don’t forget you have to find the codon that codes for “start” to begin and the codon that codes for “stop” to end) ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

97. A cell with 24 chromosomes undergoes Mitosis twice. Each daughter cell will contain ______chromosomes.

98. Two gametes, each containing 20 chromosomes, fuse during fertilization. The zygote will contain _____chromosomes.

99. A body or somatic cell (such as a skin cell) is said to be ________.

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