Deck 1 Flashcards

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  1. According to the cell theory …

a. each cell consists primarily of inorganic macromolecules
b. cells represent the living systems from the viewpoint of organisation
c. all of the cells consist of the same elements and molecules
d. each cell arises only by the division of the pre-existing cell

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each cell arises only by the division of the pre-existing cell

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  1. The site of the life origin is …

a. the oceans edge
b. under frozen oceans
c. near deep-sea vents
d. unknown

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unknown

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  1. Leukocytes of man …

a. have a biconcave shape
b. differ according to presence of granules in the cytoplasm into granulocytes and agranulocytes
c. are destroyed in the liver
d. provide for the transfer of hormones into the whole body

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differ according to the presence of granules in the cytoplasm into granulocytes and agranulocytes

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  1. Animals are studied in …

a. mixology
b. cryobiology
c. ecology
d. zoology

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zoology

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  1. The following is/are considered the minimum systems capable of independent life …

a. virus
b. cell
c. nucleoprotein corpuscle
d. multicellular organism

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cell

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  1. The easiest cellular life forms appear to have been …

a. viruses
b. bacteria
c. one-celled plants
d. one-celled animals

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bacteria

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  1. Blood platelets of man …

a. arise by the fragmentation of leukocytes
b. arise by the fragmentation of erythrocytes
c. belong to cell blood elements
d. belong to non-cell blood elements

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belong to non-cell blood elements

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  1. Plants are studied in …

a. ecology
b. botany
c. bionics
d. ontology

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botany

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  1. The base of the cytoplasmic membrane is/are …

a. double layer of proteins
b. double layer of proteins, in which phospholipids are immersed
c. cellulose double layer
d. double layer of lipids, in which proteins are immersed

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double layer of lipids, in which proteins are immersed

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  1. Life on earth is carbon based. Similar molecules could be formed with …

a. potassium
b. aluminium
c. silicon
d. iron

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silicon

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  1. Erythrocytes present in the human blood …

a. are capable of phagocytosis
b. are nucleus-free blood elements
c. are capable of diapedesis
d. contain haemoglobin, which is all to bind irreversible and release oxygen and C02

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are nucleus-free blood elements

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  1. Palaeontology deals with …

a. human beings
b. fossil fuels
c. extinct organisms
d. proto-microorganisms

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extinct organisms

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  1. The basic celll surfaces of eukaryotic cells include/s:

a. nuclear envelope
b. cytoplasmic membrane
c. slime capsule
d. nuclear membrane

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cytoplasmic membrane

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  1. Scientists generally agree that the first molecules formed as life evolved as were …

a. proteins
b. RNA
c. peptides & nucleic acids
d. none of above

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none of above (proteins, RNA, peptides & nucleic acids)

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  1. Prevention of blood loss is termed …

a. haemostasis
b. homeostasis
c. haemocoagulation
d. diapedesis

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haemostasis

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  1. Systematic (taxonomic) sciences do not include …

a. bacteriology
b. microbiology
c. botany
d. anatomy

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anatomy

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  1. According to their general structure, we distinguish the following two basic types of cells …

a. plant and animal
b. nuclear and nucleus-free
c. differentiated and non-differentiated
d. prokaryotic and eukaryotic

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prokaryotic and eukaryotic

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  1. Which organic substances are on the overall most represented as to their weight in the human blood plasma?

a. glucose
b. proteins
c. urea
d. sugars

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proteins

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  1. Of the following … was not contained in the Miller-Urey original mixture …

a. water
b. nitrogen
c. phosphorus
d. hydrogen

A

phosphorus

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  1. In general, biology can be classified into …

a. morphological and systematic
b. general and cytological
c. general and systematic
d. developmental and evolutionary

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developmental and evolutionary

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