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Biology Review 2

Total questions: 82

Worksheet time: 42mins

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1.

Steps of global warming

a)

CO2 released and solar radiation is reflected causing warming

b)

solar radiation absorbed-->combustion-->CO2 causes increased warming

c)

combustion-->CO2 added to ozone-->solar radiation absorbed and reflected

d)

Solar radiation is absorbed by ozone causing warming

2.

What lowers activation energy to control the rate of a reaction

a)

DNA --> nucleic acids --> nucleotides

b)

polysaccharides --> carbohydrates --> simple sugars

c)

fats -->lipids --> amino acids

d)

enzymes --> proteins --> amino acids

3.

pesticide resistance is....

a)

when pests are sprayed with a pesticide, survive and reproduce offspring that are also immune to the pesticide

b)

when antibiotics are not taken in the manner they are supposed to be

c)

when a pest is separated from a group and cannot reproduce

d)

when nature selects those individuals that produce only proteins

4.

Antibiotic resistance occurs when

a)

when nature selects only those bacteria that can make proteins

b)

when pests survive being sprayed with a pesticide

c)

antibiotics are not taken the way they are prescribed and the bacteria survives and is immune to that antibiotic

d)

When a virus cannot be killed by an antibiotic

5.

The device by which evolution occurs is

a)

fossils

b)

natural selection

c)

comparative anatomy

d)

comparative biochemistry

6.

natural selection means

a)

nature selects which organisms live or die according the adaptations or genetic combinations they have

b)

some animals live because of their behavior

c)

some organisms are separated and become different

d)

some organisms cannot reproduce

7.

Replication occurs

a)

in the cytoplasm

b)

in the mitochondria

c)

at the ribosome

d)

in the nucleus

8.

replication results in

a)

a protein

b)

2 strands of DNA

c)

a messenger RNA

d)

2 identical strands of DNA; both having 1 old and 1 new strand

9.

What has to happen before mitosis or meiosis can happen?

a)

replication

b)

transcription

c)

translation

d)

protein synthesis

10.

the separation of a species by something physical like a lake or road is

a)

isolation

b)

pre-zygotic reproductive isolation

c)

post-zygotic reproduction isolation

d)

geographic isolation

11.

carbohydrates and lipids are similar by:

a)

both having C, H, and O

b)

both having N

c)

both having nucleotides

d)

both having the same structure

12.

How are carbohydrates and lipids different from other organic molecules?

a)

their structures are different

b)

neither have N

c)

carbs have 2:1 ratio of H:O

d)

all the above

13.

How are proteins and nucleic acids the same?

a)

both have C, H, O and N

b)

both are made of amino acids

c)

both have the same structure

d)

both have the same function

14.

Active transport in a cell requires

a)

rest

b)

water

c)

salt

d)

energy

15.

The energy for active transport comes from

a)

the mitochondria by cellular respiration

b)

the chloroplast by photosynthesis

c)

the ribosome by protein synthesis

d)

the plasma membrane by transport

16.

Passive transport does not require

a)

energy

b)

water

c)

salt

d)

rest

17.

In Active transport, things move from

a)

high to low concentration

b)

low to high concentration

c)

equilibrium

d)

it doesn't move

18.

Which type of cellular respiration makes the most energy?

a)

Active

b)

Anaerobic

c)

Passive

d)

Aerobic

19.

Deforestation is

a)

the removal of the soil

b)

the cutting of trees

c)

the making of oxygen

d)

the planting of trees

20.

deforestation causes

a)

erosion

b)

increase of eutrophication

c)

increase of carbon dioxide

d)

decrease of oxygen in the atmosphere

21.

Producers

a)

take inorganic solar radiation and make usable energy that is organic

b)

make carbon dioxide

c)

make water

d)

take in oxygen

22.

A plant or autotroph produces

a)

carbon dioxide and water

b)

oxygen and glucose

c)

oxygen and carbon dioxide

d)

carbon dioxide and glucose

23.

a heterotroph or consumer releases

a)

carbon dioxide and water

b)

glucose and water

c)

glucose and carbon dioxide

d)

oxygen and water

24.

B is a

a)

bee

b)

firefly

c)

dragonfly

d)

ladybug

25.

Which suspect was at the crime?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

none

26.

the nucleotide bases on mRNA are controlled by

a)

DNA

b)

mRNA

c)

tRNA

d)

rRNA

27.

the proteins that are made at the ribosomes get their code from

a)

tRNA

b)

mRNA

c)

DNA

d)

rRNA

28.

if there is a problem in coding for mRNA during transcription, then

a)

the wrong protein will be made

b)

the wrong DNA will be made

c)

nothing will happen

d)

a change in the DNA will occur....a mutation

29.

Prokaryotes have no

a)

no cytoplasm

b)

no ribosomes

c)

no membrane

d)

nucleus or membrane bound organelles

30.

Eukaryotes have

a)

nucleus and membrane bound organelles

b)

no mitochondria

c)

no nucleus

d)

no membrane

31.

both prokaryotes and eukaryotes have

a)

DNA, mitochondria and ribosomes

b)

chloroplast, nucleus and ribosomes

c)

mitochondria, cytoplasm and membrane

d)

plasma membrane, cytoplasm, ribosomes and DNA

32.

Protists like an amoeba or paramecium use pseudopodia or cilia to

a)

move and find food

b)

for reproduction

c)

to get rid of extra water

d)

for protection

33.

Protists like the euglena use its flagella and eyespot to

a)

move and reproduce

b)

move and find sunlight for photosynthesis

c)

make food and float

d)

for communication

34.

All protists have contractile vacuoles to

a)

to store food

b)

to reproduce

c)

remove extra water

d)

to move away from sunlight

35.

Is all DNA in an organism the same?

a)

yes

b)

no

36.

The process by which cells are made to carry out different functions is called

a)

genetics

b)

neurology

c)

electrophoresis

d)

differentiation

37.

How can a red blood cell and a neuron have the same DNA appear different and have different functions?

a)

differentiation

b)

evaporation

c)

genetics

d)

electrophoresis

38.

Where are the parent's genotypes located on a punnet square?

a)

top and side

b)

inside the square

c)

in the genotype and phenotype ratios

d)

in the answer

39.

where are the possible offspring genotypes found in a punnet square?

a)

top and side

b)

in the square

c)

in the answer

d)

on the bottom

40.

A cell put in a hypotonic solution will

a)

shrink

b)

swell

c)

stay the same

41.

A cell placed in a hypertonic solution will

a)

swell

b)

shrink

c)

stay the same

42.

In mitosis

a)

2 cells that are identical are made

b)

2 cells that are different are made

c)

4 cells that are identical are made

d)

4 cells that are different are made

43.

in meiosis

a)

2 2n cells that are identical are made

b)

2 1n cells that are different are made

c)

4 2n cells that are identical are made

d)

4 1n cells that are different are made

44.

parts of DNA are:

a)

deoxyribose, thymine and phosphate

b)

deoxyribose, uracil and phosphate

c)

ribose, thymine and phosphate

d)

ribose, uracil and phosphate

45.

ACCTATTGCGAC the resulting mRNA will be:

a)

UGGAUUUCGCUG

b)

UGGATAACGCUG

c)

TGGATAACGCUG

d)

UGGAUAACGCUG

46.

Complimentary base pair with ATTCGGCAATAT

a)

TAAGCCGTTATA

b)

TUUGCCGTTUTU

c)

GGCGUATATAU

d)

TAAGCCGUUAUA

47.

the function of DNA i s

a)

creating tRNA

b)

making ribosomes

c)

controlling all cellular activity

d)

carrying amino acids to the ribosome

48.

the function of mRNA is

a)

taking the code from DNA to the ribosome to make the protein

b)

taking the amino acids to the ribosome

c)

making a copy of DNA

d)

protein or enzyme synthesis

49.

the function of tRNA is

a)

translation

b)

carrying out all cellular activity

c)

carrying the amino acids to the ribosome to make the protein

d)

carrying the code from DNA to the ribosome to make the protein

50.

enzyme synthesis occurs at the

a)

nucleus

b)

ribosome

c)

chloroplast

d)

mitochondria

51.

formula for photosynthesis is

a)

CO2 + H2O + sunlight --> C6H12O6 + O2

b)

C6H12O6 + sunlight + O2 --> CO2 + H2O

c)

36 ATP + H2O + O2 --> C6H12O6

d)

O2 + H2O --> C6H12O6 + sunlight

52.

Aerobic Respiration is

a)

C6H12O6 -->CO2 + Alcohol + 2 ATP

b)

C6H12O6 --> CO2 + 2 ATP

c)

H2O + O2 --> C6H12O6 + 36 ATP

d)

O2 + C6H12O6 --> CO2 + H2O + 36 ATP

53.

Anaerobic respiration in humans is:

a)

C6H12O6 --> CO2 + lactic acid + 2 ATP

b)

C6H12O6 --> CO2 + alcohol = 2 ATP

c)

C6H12O6 + CO2 --> lactic acid + 2 ATP

d)

CO2 + O2 --> alcohol + 2 ATP

54.

food chains are drawn in a straight line and represent

a)

which organism eats another

b)

the transfer of energy among organisms

c)

the transfer of water

d)

the amount of biomass

55.

the most biomass in a food chain is found

a)

in the first link

b)

in the second link

c)

in the sun

d)

in the last link

56.

the most biomass in a trophic triangle is found

a)

in the top layer

b)

in the second layer

c)

in the bottom layer

d)

in the sun

57.

the least amount of energy is always found in

a)

the top predator

b)

in the plants

c)

in the sun

d)

in the 2ndary consumer

58.

which organism has a cell wall made of chitin

a)

plant

b)

mushroom

c)

insect

d)

euglena

59.

which organism has a cell wall made of cellulose

a)

mushroom

b)

plant

c)

euglena

d)

insect

60.

If 2 organisms are located close to each other on a cladogram or phylogenetic tree, they are

a)

not closely related

b)

closely related

c)

in the same species

d)

have the same name

61.

the part of a growth curve that shows exponential growth is called

a)

J curve

b)

s curve

c)

carrying capacity

d)

over shoot

62.

unicellular, microscopic protozoa reproduce by

a)

budding

b)

fragmentation

c)

sexual reproduction

d)

binary fission

63.

Energy is stored in any body as

a)

fat

b)

carbs

c)

protein

d)

nucleic acids

64.

Whales use this organic molecule for migration

a)

nucleic acids

b)

lipids

c)

proteins

d)

carbohydrates

65.

Which organic molecule is used for daily or quick energy?

a)

carbohydrate

b)

protein

c)

lipid

d)

nucleic acid

66.

Shivering when cold, sweating when hot, producing buffers to control blood pH and producing insulin to control blood sugar are all examples of:

a)

trophism

b)

anaerobic

c)

homeostasis

d)

support

67.

The first organisms were

a)

unicellular, prokaryotic, anaerobic heterotrophs

b)

multicellular, eukaryotic, aerobic autotrophs

c)

unicellular, eukaryotic, anaerobic heterotrophs

d)

multicellular, prokaryotic, aerobic autotroph

68.

only those organisms of the same ____________________ can reproduce fertile offspring

a)

kingdom

b)

family

c)

phyla

d)

species

69.

nerves use chemical and electrical impulses to communicate; these impulses are called

a)

neurotransmitters

b)

chemical transmitters

c)

axoners

d)

electrical trnsmitters

70.

The space between neurons is called a

a)

empty space

b)

axonal space

c)

neuron space

d)

synapse

71.

oil does not mix with water and is called

a)

hydrophobic and insoluble

b)

hydrophilic and soluble

c)

hydrophobic and soluble

d)

hydrophilic and insoluble

72.

a trophism is

a)

movement due to a stimulus

b)

plant growth in response to a stimulus

c)

plant growth in response to touch

d)

movement due to touch

73.

a taxis is a

a)

full body movement in response to stimuli

b)

full body movement in response to growth

c)

full body growth in response to stimuli

d)

body movement to hide eyes from light

74.

buffers help bodies by

a)

maintain the nervous system

b)

controlling salts in the blood

c)

increasing or decreasing pH in the blood

d)

protecting plants from extra water

75.

meiosis creates

a)

gametes which are 1/2 the number of chromosomes

b)

gametes which have 2n number of chromosomes

c)

sex cells which have the total number of chromosomes

d)

sex cells that are identical to the parent cell

76.

Huntington's Disease is due to

a)

a dominant, lethal gene in normal inheritance

b)

a dominant gene that is sex-linked

c)

the lethal gene that is due to nondisjunction

d)

a recessive inheritance disorder

77.

Sickle cell anemia is

a)

due to a recessive autosomal disorder

b)

where the hemoglobin is defective giving the red blood cell a sickle shape

c)

a disorder where the carriers are immune to Malaria

d)

is a very painful disorder

78.

the disorders that are a result of non-disjunction are

a)

Huntington's and colorblindness

b)

Colorblindness and sickle cell

c)

Turner syndrome and colorblindness

d)

Down syndrome and Turner Syndrome

79.

Which disorders are sex-linked

a)

Turner and Klinefelter

b)

colorblindness and hemophilia

c)

Turner and Sickle cell

d)

Huntington's and sickle cell

80.

The production of more hemoglobin due to the body being at higher elevations is a result of

a)

genotype

b)

environmental influence on the expression of phenotype

c)

genetic variation

d)

environmental influence on the expression of genotype

81.

Positive feedback loops include

a)

Homeostasis, passive transport, and anything that tries to remain the same

b)

Active transport, milk let down in nursing mothers, and anything that tries to change

82.

Negative feedback loops include

a)

Milk let down in nursing mothers, active transport, and anything that works to make something different

b)

Passive transport, homeostasis examples and anything that works to maintain a balance or no change