Test 9/6 Flashcards

1
Q
  1. Proteins are

A. made from polypeptide chains of amino acids
B. made in the nucleus
C. made of carbohydrates
D. usually very small molecules

A

A. made from polypeptide chains of amino acids

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2
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  1. Which base does not go in DNA

A. Adenine
B. Guanine
C. Uracil
D. Cytosine

A

C. Uracil

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3
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3. 	mRNA gets its message code from
	A.  DNA
	B.  Golgi bodies
	C.  PGA
	D.  Ribosomes
A

D. Ribosomes

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4
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  1. Match the codon with the anticodon - AACGUGGCCA. UBAGCDFAA
    B. UUGCACCGG
    C. UCGAACGCC
    D. UCAGCAACG
A

B. UUGCACCGG

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5
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5.	 A codon is
	A.	a carbohydrate
	B.	found on the tRNA
	C.	a group of three bases that give a message
	D.	a phosphate
A

C. A group of three bases that gives a message

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6
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6. 	The codons are found on
	A.	tRNA
	B.	mRNA
	C.	rRNA
	D.	DNA
A

B. mRNA

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7
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7.	This has an amino acid attached to one end
	A.	tRNA
	B	mRNA
	C.	rRNA
	D.	DNA
A

A. tRNA

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8
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8.	DNA and RNA are composed of
	A.	sugar
	B.	phosphate
	C.	bases
	D.	all of the above
A

D. All of the above

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9
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9.	Which of the following is shaped like a clover leaf and carries anticodons
	A.	tRNA
	B.	mRNA
	C.	rRNA
	D.	DNA
A

A. tRNA

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10
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  1. A cell membrane or cellular membrane is made of ___________ and proteins.
A

K. Phospholipids

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11
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  1. All the stuff inside the cell is called _________________.
A

J. Cytoplasm

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12
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  1. A container (the tupperware of the cell) _______________
A

B. Vacuole

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13
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  1. Nonmembrane bound, strands of RNA are _____________.
A

F. Ribosomes

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14
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  1. Ribosomes are involved in ____________ synthesis.
A

I. Protein

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15
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  1. Endoplasmic reticulum (ER) is folded ________________.
A

H. Membrane

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16
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  1. Rough ER contains ribosomes and its function is __________________
A

G. Protein Synthesis

17
Q
  1. The power house of the cell is the_______________
A

E. Mitochondria

18
Q
  1. Processing of complex polysaccharides, lipids and proteins to be secreted ___________
A

C. Lysosomes

19
Q
  1. Describe the cell membrane, its parts and functions. Use a drawing
A

Draw a train track!

Top left = fat side
Bottom left= cold side

It can pick up and make holes for certain things. Carbohydrates strands provide structure.

20
Q
  1. Cellular respiration has three divisions. The first is called glycolysis, the second is the ______________cycle and the third is the _______________ transport system.
A

Krebs cycle; electron

21
Q
  1. Write a chemical equation for cellular respiration.
A

C6H12O6->CO2+H2O

586 J

22
Q
  1. ATP, ADP, GDP, NADH and FADH are all types of _______________________
23
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  1. Besides energy, two other by-products of cellular respiration are ______________ and __________________.
A

Carbon dioxide and water

24
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  1. The major objective of the citric acid cycle is to get the ________________, along with their ______________, off the carbon compounds so they can be carried to the ______________ transport proteins that are embedded in the membrane of the mitochondrion.
A

NADH; Hydrogen; Electron

25
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  1. Describe what happens in cellular respiration? Be detailed. Use drawings and labels.
A
Glycolysis
        |
Pyruvate
        |
Krebs cycle 
        |
Electron transport chain
26
Q

Name the following molecules

A

1) sugar
2) amino acid
3) Lipid
4) DNA