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1
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The subatomic particles found outside the nucleus of an atom are?

A

Electrons

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2
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The positively charged particle in an atom is the?

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Proton

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3
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Temperature is a measurement of…

A

the speed of moving particles

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4
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A compound held together by opposite electrical charges is a(n)

A

Ionic compound

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5
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Covalent bonds form when atoms __________ electrons.

A

Share

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6
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pH is the abbreviation for…

A

Potential of hydrogen

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7
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A substance that is neither an acid or a base is…

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Neutral

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8
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An atom that has an electrical charge.

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Ion

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9
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  1. Lipid A. Monosaccharides
  2. Nucleic Acid B. Amino acids
  3. Protein C. Nucleotides
  4. Carbohydrate D. Fatty acids/glycerol
A
  1. D (Lipid)
  2. C (Nucleic Acid)
  3. B (Protein)
  4. A (Carb)
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10
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Lipid A Quick energy
Nucleic acid B Longterm energy, cell mem
Protein C Enzymes, muscle develop
Carb D Genetic material

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Lipid - B
Nucleic acid - D
Protein - C
Carb - A

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11
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Which are unicellular: plants, animals or bacteria?

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Bacteria

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12
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Which do not consist of eukaryotic cells: plants, animals, or bacteria?

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Bacteria

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13
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The genetic material of a bacterium is located within its ___________________.

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Nucleoid

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14
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A system of fibers within a bacterium that provides structure is the _______________.

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Cytoskeleton

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15
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A cellular organelle that “reads” RNA and assembles amino acids into proteins is what?

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Ribosome

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16
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The genetic material within the nucleus of a cell, consisting of DNA, RNA, and associated proteins is known as ___________________.

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Chromatin

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17
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What happens to a cell if it is exposed to a temp outside of its range of tolerance?

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The cell quickly dies

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18
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When cells and the solution surrounding them contain equal amounts of solute, the solution is said to be _______________.

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Isotonic

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19
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Which type of transport across a cell membrane requires energy?

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Active transport

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19
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True/False Cell theory is a model that explains the way cells work.

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True

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19
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True/False Cells in a colony work together but cannot live independently from one another.

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False

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20
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True/False Both Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells contain organelles.

21
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True/False Homeostasis is the process by which a cell maintains a stable condition in its external environment.

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False - in its internal environment

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True/False Diffusion and osmosis are different words that mean the same process.

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False - they are different processes

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True/False Osmosis produces equal solution concentrations on both sides of a semipermeable membrane.
False - It moves from low to high solute concentration
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True/False Semipermeable membranes allow particles in a solution to pass through in both directions.
True
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True/False Passive transport can move particles from regions of low concentration to regions of high concentration.
False - because it is passive, it needs to be active transport
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What is the molecule that cells use to temporarily store energy?
Adenosine triphosphate
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Why can't cells directly use energy from glucose?
Glucose has too much energy
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Which part of a nucleotide is different in each of the five kinds of nucleotide found in DNA or RNA?
Nitrogenous base
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The 2 sides of the DNA "ladder" are held together by what?
Hydrogen bonds
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In a DNA molecule, adenine always bonds to?
Thymine
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How are proteins made?
By using information stored in DNA
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What is the cellular organelle that reads an RNA strand and assembles amino acids into a protein?
Ribosome
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Why do cells have a continuous supply of ATP?
ADP is recycled to make more ATP
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Nucleic acids such as DNA and RNA store?
Information
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Adjacent amino acids in a protein are joined by what kind of bonds?
Peptide
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What does a transfer RNA match to it's corresponding codon on the messenger RNA?
Anticodon
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A triplet of nucleotide bases that corresponds to a particular amino acid is a what?
Codon
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True/False Autotrophs are organisms that make their own food.
True
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True/False Energy is released from ATP when it reacts with water to produce ADP.
True
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Mistakes made during DNA replication can cause mutations.
True
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True/False An RNA molecule is an exact duplicate of the DNA from which it is copied.
False
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True/False RNA exits the nucleus through osmosis.
False
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During replication, which sequence of nucleotides would bond with the DNA sequence TATGA?
ATACT
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In which of the following ways does RNA differ from DNA?
RNA contains uracil and ribose
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Which mRNA sequence would be made from the DNA sequence GGTACT?
CCAUGA
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How many codons is the sequence UGCCAAGUUAGG made of?
4
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Process of assembling a protein on the basis of the information in an RNA molecule.
Translation
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Portion of an RNA molecule that does not contain information for making a protein and is removed prior to the RNA molecule leaving the nucleus.
Intron
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Process of making a new DNA molecule by copying an existing DNA molecule.
Replication
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Portion of an RNA molecule that codes for making a protein.
Exon
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Process of copying an RNA molecule from a DNA molecule.
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