WorksheetsPentathlon Science Practice test 2020
Total questions: 66
Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins
Cells replicate or divide during
apoptosis
mitosis
necrosis
Natural cell death is called
apoptosis
mitosis
necrosis
Cell death due to injury or damage is called
apoptosis
mitosis
necrosis
Tumors that are easily removed and not cancerous are called
malignant
matastasis
benign
Tumors that are cancerous are called
malignant
metastasis
benign
Cancer is spread during
malignant
metastasis
benign
Cancer creates new blood vessels called
organelles
angiogenes
phagocytes
lysosomes
Cells replicate faster when there are no
proliferation cells
oncogenes
tumor suppressor genes
During cell death, __________are the "clean up crew" and absorb dead cells.
organelles
angiogenes
phagocytes
__________ are examples of organelles
nucleus
golgi apparatus
lysosome
all of the above
This type of disease happens when the immune system attacks the body with it's own tissues and cells.
fatal immune
duoimmune
autoimmune
citraimmune
Which of these are rare and come from embryonic connective tissue?
lymphomas
melanomas
sarcomas
adenocarcinomas
Which of these cancers originate in the skin?
carinomas
melanomas
lymphomas
epidermis
Tobacco, even when not smoked, poses this type of risk
inherited
nuclear
mystical
cancer
What percentage of your DNA comes from your father and mother?
25% father, 75% mother
25% mother, 75% father
50% mother, 50% father
The percentage is random
What is the most significant risk associated with cancer development?
climate
age
race
height
What type of cancer originates in the white blood cells?
myeloma
osteoporosis
lymphoma
carncinoma
The process of repackaging DNA is called?
epigenetics
miosis
mitosis
cancer
A characteristic that increases the likelihood of something happening is called
a risk factor
genetics
DNA
genes
What do we call mutations that originate in the sperm or egg?
germline mutations
zygotes
gametes
hemoglobin
What is the basic unit of life?
Cells
Nuclues
unicellular
Bacteria
What does Prokaryotic organisms Include?
bacteria and archaea
cell membrane organelles
Nucleus
Golgi Apparatus
Do bacterial cells have cytoplasm?
Yes
No
One similarity between Eukaryotic cells and Prokaryotic cells?
Both cells contain membrane organelles such as the nucleus and endoplasmic reticulum.
A DNA cell which is housed in an organelle.
They both use genes in DNA to make proteins and both copy the DNA and divide.
they both look the same.
One difference between plant cell and animal cells?
animal cells develop faster than plant cells.
Animal cells do not have chloroplasts so they dont farm energy.
plant cells contain chloroplasts that carry out photosynthesis and animal cells don't.
What is a DNA sequence called?
Recipe
Proteins
Genes
Cells
Where is DNA stored
Nuclues
Cell membrane
Vacuole
What does the Golgi apparatus do
Golgi apparatus helps Lysosomes carry out digestion of materials that need to be broken down.
Golgi apparatus acts along with filaments that transport material into different cells.
Golgi apparatus takes proteins and other products from the ER and modifies and packages them for shipment.
What is RNA
RNA associates with a cellular organelle known as the ER and its converts proteins
a portion of the ER involved in protein synthesis.
to help separate different cells.
RNA helps with translation,RNA brings the correct acid to the ribosomes.
What does DNA stand for?
dynamic acids
deoxyribonucleic acid
donuts neutral
What do we call abnormal cells that divide in an uncontrolled manner?
Diabetes
Cancer
Necrosis
Mitosis
Cancer cells often form collections of tissue known as ...
Tumors
Ribosome
Genes
Organelles
What does is mean if we say "cancer has metastasized"?
It is in one location
It has gone dormant
It has spread
It is cured
How many types of cancer are there?
Between 10 and 50
Between 50 and 100
Less than 10
Over 120
What do we call gene changes?
Mitosis
Mutations
DNA
Hereditary
What is an oncogene?
A cancer causing gene
A tumor inhibitor
A normal cell
A treatment for cancer
What does proliferation mean?
Rapid increase in numbers
Rapid decrease in numbers
Cell death
Cell stasis
The analogy of a car with a stuck gas pedal that keeps moving in traffic helps to understand...
The effect pf a mutated proto-oncogenes on a cell
The effect of tumor suppressing genes on a cell
The recipe for DNA
The process of Mitosis
Tumor suppressor genes ...
have loss of function mutations
have gain of function mutations
stimulate cell to grow and divide
Repairs genes
The analogy of the brakes on your car not working relates to..
Tumor suppressor genes
Oncogenes
DNA
Gene Repair
What will happen if repair are not made to DNA during replication?
Mutations will accumulate
It will stop replicating
It will have no effect
The DNA will regenerate
This type of tumor is not cancer and can typically be removed by surgery
benign tumor
malignant tumor
gene tumor
radial tumor
This type of tumor moves into normal tissue and can spread
benign tumor
malignant tumor
gene tumor
radial tumor
The spread of a malignant tumor is known as
metastasis
mitosis
machardia
angiogenesis
How do cancer cells spread?
Through DNA
Through physical contact
through blood vessels
They do not spread
What are the basic functions that all cells must carry out to survive?
Metabolism, transportation, responsiveness, growth, and reproduction
Metabolism, catabolism, anabolism and reproduction
Metabolism, growth and reproduction
endocytosis, exocytosis, metabolism, transportation and reproduction
These reduce the activation energy required for a reaction or process to get started.
Organelles
Enzymes
Microtubules
Lipids
This is largely responsible for much of the transport that occurs across the membrane.
Lipids
Filaments
Cell membrane proteins
Mitochondria
What organelle is involved in making ATP?
Monocytes
Monoblasts
Monocippual
Mitochondria
What serves as tracks along which motor proteins can move? (More than one)
Actin Filaments
Microtubules
Mitochondria
Cell membranes
This is when molecules move from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration.
Differentiation
Mitosis
Diffusion
Prophase
These play a significant role in alerting cells to changes.
Golgi Apperi
DNA receptors
Signaling molecules
Nucleaic response lipids
What could happen if conditions are not right for cell division? (more than 1 response)
Stay the same
Differentiate into a more specialized cell
Die
Explode
The suffix for an immature cell
blast
cyte
ible
eous
The suffix for a mature cell
blast
cyte
ible
eous
These are the steps in mitosis
prophase, prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase
prophase, prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase and interphase
prophase, prometaphase, metaphase and anaphase
prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase
Mitosis is this kind of divison
Cytoplasmic Division
Nuclear division
Chromosomal Division
Prophotic division
Cytokinesis is this kind of division
Nuclear Division
Cytoplasmic Division
Chromosomal Division
Prophotic Division
What product to you have after mitosis and cytokinesis?
A son cell
Duplicate DNA in the nucleus
A single daughter cell
Two daughter cells
The copying of DNA occurs during this step in the cell cycle.
Interphase
Metaphase
Prophase
Anaphase
During what phase in the cell cycle does the nuclear envelope disappear?
Interphase
Metaphase
Prophase
Telophase
During what phase of the cell cycle do the chromosomes line up?
Interphase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Prophase
During what stage in the cell cycle does the cell actually separate?
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
During what phase in the cell cycle does the nuclear envelope reform around the newly separated chromosomes?
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
What do we call programmed cell death?
Necrosis
Mitosis
Fragmenting
Apoptosis
What kind of cell death is caused by an environmental event?
Necrosis
Genetic Disposition
Endocytosis
Apoptosis
