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WorksheetsUnit 1 (KA1-4)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
Identify which part of a cell is the site of protein synthesis.
Chloroplast
Mitochondria
Cell Membrane
Ribosome
State what the cell wall is composed of in plant cells.
cell membrane
osmosis
starch
cellulose
Which of these cell organelles would not be found in a fungal cell?
Cell Wall
Nucleus
Plasmid
Cytoplasm
The field of view of a microscope is 1mm. State the approximate size of each cell in mm, if there were 10 cells across the diameter.
0.1mm
0.2mm
10mm
100mm
The cell membrane consists of phospholipids and (a) .
Using the diagram, which method of transport could be taking place? (select all that apply)
Active
Passive
Diffusion
Osmosis
A blood sample is mixed with a high concentration of salt solution, describe what would happen to the red blood cells after an hour?
Shrink
Turgid
Burst
Plasmolysed
A piece of potato tissue is submerged in distilled water overnight, describe the effect on the potato cells?
Shrink
Turgid
Burst
Plasmolysed
Identify which of these molecules would move into a cell by diffusion?
glucose
carbon dioxide
oxygen
DNA
If transport across the cell membrane requires energy, it is called (a) transport.
DNA has a specific shape and structure. This is known as the ________ _______.
double helix
mRNA
nucleus
twisted ladder
State the name for a section of DNA that codes for a protein?
ribosome
mRNA
gene
amino acid
Select the DNA base that is complementary to guanine.
Guanine
Cytosine
Adenine
Thymine
DNA carries the genetic code which contains instructions for making (a) .
Identify which of these are able to leave the nucleus of a cell?
mRNA
DNA
Identify which of these are functions of proteins. (select all that apply)
Hormones
Antibodies
Structural
Enzymes
Cellulose
An enzyme remains (a) after a reaction.
The conditions at which an enzyme is most active are known as the __________ conditions.
best
optimum
substrate
active
At high temperatures enzymes can become denatured. When an enzyme is denatured its _______________ becomes permanently changed.
surface proteins
optimum
substrate site
active site
What type of enzyme reaction is shown here?
Degradation
Synthesis
