CFA #1 Point Recovery

​Unit 1 CFA Point Recovery

​Complete this with 100% accuracy to receive a maximum of a 75 on your CFA 1 grade.

Multiple Choice

T/F

VIRUSES CAN REPRODUCE ON THEIR OWN, WITHOUT A HOST CELL

• TRUE

• FALSE

Comparison of Viruses and cells

Viruses

• Non-living
• No metabolism
• Has “head” with nucleic acids
• Depends on host cell of

reproduction

• Do not respond to antibiotics
• Can causes diseases like

Influenza and HIV

Cells (Bacteria)

• Living
• Metabolic processes
• Has nucleus with nucleic acids
• Reproduction through mitosis
• Bacteria can be killed with

antibiotics

• Can causes infections like

strep throat and meningitis

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Multiple Choice

WHICH SAMPLE MOST LIKELY CONTAINS VIRUSES?

• SAMPLE 1

• SAMPLE 2

• SAMPLE 3

• SAMPLE 4

Multiple Choice

Where do viruses reproduce?

• Outside of a cell

• Inside of a cell

• They do not reproduce

Multiple Choice

What do viruses need to reproduce?

• they need genetic material

• They need a host cell

• They need  bacteria

• They need insulin

Viruses consist of two basic components: nucleic acid (single- or double-stranded RNA or DNA) and a protein coat, the capsid, which functions as a shell to protect the viral genome from nucleases and which during infection attaches the virion to specific receptors exposed on the prospective host cell.

​​Viral Structure

Multiple Select

Which 4 things are viruses not able to do?

• Grow + Develop

• Obtain + Use Energy

• Respond to Environment

• Mutate + Evolve

• Reproduce on their own

Multiple Choice

What do viruses have to do in order to replicate (make copies)?

• cell division

• infect a host cell

• mitosis

• binary fission

• clone itself

Multiple Choice

All viruses will have either DNA or RNA as their genetic material.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which virus structure surrounds and protects the genetic material (DNA or RNA)?

• envelope

• sheath

• capsid

• cell membrane

Multiple Select

Which 2 things do all viruses contain?

• Envelope (lipid membrane that surrounds the capsid)

• Genetic Material (DNA or RNA)

• Capsid (protein coat that surrounds genetic material)

• Nucleus (control center of the cell)

Hotspot

Scientist observe the traits of cells on four microscope slides and record their observations in a table. Based on the scientists' observations, identify the eukaryotic cell slides/

Click on the hot spot boxes for the eukaryotic cells in the image.​

Multiple Choice

The picture shows a student using a microscope to study a prepared slide of a single-celled organism.

A single-celled organism can be classified as a prokaryote based on the absence of —

• a cell membrane

• ribosomes

• chromosomes

• a nucleus

Labelling

Place the following terms in their corresponding categories

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

nucleus

no nucleus

ribosomes

Labelling

Place the following terms in their corresponding categories

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

cell membrane

membrane bound organelles

no membrane bound organelles

Multiple Choice

The Nucleus is only found in which cell type?

• Eukaryotic

• Prokaryotic

• Both

Multiple Choice

Membrane bound organelles are found only in which cell type?

• Prokaryotic

• Eukaryotic

• Both

Multiple Choice

Which of the following answer choices correctly identifies a prokaryotic and a eukaryotic cell?

• Prokaryotic Cells: no nucleus or membrane bound organelles. DNA free floating

  Eukaryotic Cells: nucleus and membrane bound organelles. DNA free floating

• Prokaryotic Cells: no nucleus or membrane bound organelles. DNA free floating

  Eukaryotic Cells: nucleus and membrane bound organelles. DNA in nucleus

• Prokaryotic Cells: nucleus and membrane bound organelles. DNA in nucleus

  Eukaryotic Cells: no nucleus or membrane bound organelles. DNA free floating

• Prokaryotic Cells: nucleus and membrane bound organelles. DNA in nucleus

  Eukaryotic Cells: membrane bound organelles. DNA free floating