Transpiration, Transmission, Bacteria

Transpiration, Transmission, Bacteria

Open Ended

What are enzymes?

Multiple Choice

Which enzyme breaks down proteins?

• lipase

• protease

• amylase

• Helicase

Multiple Choice

What is the test for starch?

• Biuret

• Ethanol

• Benedict's

• Iodine

Open Ended

Define partially permeable

Open Ended

What is transpiration?

Open Ended

What would happen to the rate of transpiration if there was no light?

Multiple Choice

A potometer measures the...

• rate of photosynthesis

• amount of oxygen

• rate of transpiration

• amount of glucose

Multiple Choice

what happens to the air bubble as the leaf loses water?

• the air bubble moves

• nothing

• it disappears

• it explodes

Multiple Choice

Resolution is...

• largest change that can be measured

• smallest change that can be measured

• how zoomed in something is

• amount of focus

Open Ended

Why is the capillary tube narrow?

Multiple Choice

Malaria is caused by...

• bacteria

• virus

• fungi

• protist

Multiple Choice

The vector that transmits malaria is...

• a protist

• a mosquitoe

• a bacteria

• a rat

Open Ended

State 1 way and reason to prevent transmission of malaria.

Open Ended

how do insecticides reduce transmission of malaria?

Open Ended

how do mosquitoes reduce the transmission of malaria?

Multiple Choice

A cell with a nucleus is...

• eukaryotic

• prokaryotic

Multiple Choice

Where is DNA found in a Eukaryotic cell?

• cytoplasm

• nucleus

• plasmid

• cell membrane

Open Ended

Give an example of a prokaryotic cell.

Fill in the Blank

circular loops of DNA in prokaryotic cells are called...

Open Ended

why does bacteria culture need air holes?

Open Ended

State a similarity between a eukaryotic animal cell and a bacterial cell.

Open Ended

State a difference between eukaryotic animal cell and a bacterial cell.

Open Ended

what are the 4 stages involved in bacteria culture?

Open Ended

what happens in the 2nd stage?

Open Ended

What happens in the 4th stage?