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Biology Exam Two

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This organelle contains most of the DNA in a eukaryotic cell Nucleus
Which of the following organelles does not have a membrane surrounding it? Ribosomes
Which of these cytockeletal components may be used to move a cell? Flagella
Which membrane transport mechanism requires energy (ATP) to work? Active transport
The cell theory that states that all cells come from pre-existing Cells
Molecules that are moving passively from regions from high to low are Diffusing
Most cellular membranes are complete rigid and allow no movement of molecules within them (T/F) False
These organisms are made of prokaryotic cells. Bacteria
This plan cell structure is a junction, or connection, with another plant cell. plasmodesmata
The flagella of a sperm cell is made of this type of cytoskeletal component. microtubule
Which of the following structures is involved in protein synthesis? A and B (nucleus and ribsomes)
The major starting molecule required for the light reactions of photosynthesis is: water
The light reactions of photosynthesis occur in the chloroplast thylakoid
The light reactions of photo synthesis result in the production of A and C (oxygen and ATP)
The dark reactions (calvin cycle) of photosynthesis occur in the : chloroplast stroma
How many molecules of carbon dioxide are required to produce one molecule of glucose during the dark reactions of photosynthesis? 6
Carbon dioxide is used during this stage of photosynthesis Calvin cycle (dark reactions)
This photosynthetic pathway is used by plants to . . . CAM plants
The dark reactions of photosynthesis will NOT produce glucose if oxygen reacts in the initial steps instead of carbon dioxide (T/F) TRUE
The carbon source for organisms that derive their energy from photosynthesis is carbon dioxide
Photosystems are mainly light energy trapping molecules
This is the ultimate energy carrying molecules used by all living organisms ATP
Which of these is not a common photosynthetic pigment molecule ALL are pigments
Organisms that can make their own molecules for energy and/or cellular activities are called: autotrophs
What accumulates inside the choloroplast . . . hydrogen ions
Which of these is an important co-enzyme used in the dark reactions of photosynthesis NADPH
Which has the highest energy light of low wavelength
Which of these groups of organisms have members that DO NOT use photosynthesis to make energy? animals
Photosynthesis actually produces little energy, however the process produces sugars that can be used to make lots of energy (T/F) TRUE
This pigment molecules is responsible for making most plants look green chlorophyll
Plants can undergo cellular respiration similar to that of animals (T/F) FALSE
Cellular respiration results in the production of B and C (carbon d & water)
Glycolyosis results in the cytoplasms
Glycolysis results in the production of pyruvate
Electron molecules of cellular respiration are located in the mitochondria
Production of ATP following electron transport in the mitochondria is termed chemiosmotic production
Glycolysis cycle can occur in an anaerobic or aerobic environment (T/F) TRUE
The total ATP's produced 36
IN HUMANS, pyruvate is converted into lactate
Which of the following processes, independently, produces the most ATP electron transport and chemiosmosis
Which of the following organic molecules can be used for cellular respiration? all of the above
For each molecules of glucose, how many molecules of pyruvate are produced TWO
The final electron acceptor during cellular respiration is oxygen
Kreb's cycles occurs in this organelle of a eukaryotic cell mitochondria
This is the ultimate energy molecule produced during cellular respiration ATP
Some organisms can use molecules besides oxygen, such as sulfur (T/F) TRUE
The mitochondria has this many membranes TWO
Organisms must utilize . . .(T/F) TRUE
In certain organisms and under certain circumstances, __________ can be used as an energy alternative to glucose A and B (fatty & amino)
Organisms that can make their own molecules for energy autotrophs
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