WorksheetsCell Processes
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Which description correctly describes each side of the u-tube if the purple dots are salt?
Side A is hypotonic and Side B is Hypertonic, Water will flow from A to B
Side A is hypertonic and Side B is Hypotonic, Water will flow from A to B
Side A is hypertonic and Side B is Hypotonic, Water will flow from B to A
Side A is hypotonic and Side B is Hypertonic, Water will flow from B to A
Which is true about active transport?
is limited to only things leaving the cell
is limited to only things entering the cell
includes diffusion
requires energy
Check all of the types of transport that are ACTIVE
Endocytosis
Exocytosis
Simple Difusion
Faciliated Diffusion
Protein Pumps
Check all of the types of transport that are PASSIVE
Endocytosis
Exocytosis
Simple Difusion
Faciliated Diffusion
Osmosis
DO NOT MEMORIZE THE NUMBERS. THERE WONT BE NUMBERS ON THE TEST.
What is number 1?
Intergral Proteins
Peripheral Proteins
Glycoproteins
Glycoproteins
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What is number 2?
Intergral Proteins
Peripheral Proteins
Glycolipids
Glycoproteins
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What is number 3?
Intergral Proteins
Peripheral Proteins
Glycolipids
Glycoproteins
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What is number 6?
Intergral Proteins
Peripheral Proteins
Glycolipids
Glycoproteins
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What is number 5?
Intergral Proteins
Peripheral Proteins
Cholesterol
Phosphlipids
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What is number 4?
Intergral Proteins
Peripheral Proteins
Cholesterol
Phosphlipids
Which way would the blue dots move in facilatated diffusion?
Up
Down
What type of transport is this?
Faciltated Diffusion
Simple Diffusion
Active Tranport
What type of transport is this?
Faciltated Diffusion
Simple Diffusion
Active Tranport
What type of transport is this?
Faciltated Diffusion
Simple Diffusion
Active Tranport
In the cell membrane, which of the following is NOT a function of the proteins in the cell membrane?
They help strengthen the cell membrane
They provide food to the cell
They serve are transport molecules
They help with cell communication
What would happen if you placed a red blood cell into a hypertonic solution?
It would swell and burst
Nothing, It would remain the same size
It would shrink and shrivel
It would change color
Be able to label the mitchondria (Innermembrane space, matrix) AND be able to label the chloroplast (stroma and thylakoid)- I cant put this on the quizziz but KNOW THEM!
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Step 1 of cellular respiraiton is (a)
Step 2 of cellular respiraiton is (a)
Step 3 of cellular respiraiton is (a)
What is the main purpose of glycolysis?
Makes a lot of ATP
Breaks down glucose into smaller molecules
Makes Electron Carriers
What is the main purpose of krebs cycle?
Makes a lot of ATP
Breaks down glucose into smaller molecules
Makes Electron Carriers
What is the main purpose of ETC?
Makes a lot of ATP
Breaks down glucose into smaller molecules
Makes Electron Carriers
Where does the ETC occur?
Mitochondria
Cytoplasm
Where does the glycolysis occur?
Mitochondria
Cytoplasm
Where does the krebs cycle occur?
Mitochondria
Cytoplasm
How does ATP provide us with energy?
The bond between the adenosine and the thymine is broken and releases energy.
The bond between the 2nd and third phosphates are broken and releases energy.
The 3rd phosphate is added on to the chain.
The 4th phosphate is lost and releases energy.
Check all of the reactants (What goes in) of cell respiration.
Carbon Dioxide
Oxygen
Glucose
ATP
Water
Check all of the products (What comes out) of cell respiration.
Carbon Dioxide
Oxygen
Glucose
ATP
Water
Check all of the reactants (What goes in) of photosynthesis.
Carbon Dioxide
Oxygen
Glucose
ATP
Water
Check all of the products (What comes out) of photosynthesis.
Carbon Dioxide
Oxygen
Glucose
ATP
Water
What is the job of oxygen in cellular respiration?
It picks up the hydrogen ions ONLY to make water.
It picks on the hydrogen ions and the electrons at the end of the ETC to and makes water.
It picks up the electrons only and you breathe it out.
It makes carbon dioxide.
What is the main purpose of the Light DEPENDENT Reactions?
Makes Glucose and Releases Oxygen
Makes ATP and NADPH to power the next step
What is the main purpose of the Light INDEPENDENT Reactions?
Makes Glucose and Releases Oxygen
Makes ATP and NADPH to power the next step
What occurs in the light dependent reactions that releases oxygen?
Water is made
Carbon Dioxide is split
Water is split
Carbon Dioxide is made
Which of the following BEST describes the way plants use light?
Green plants have chloropigments that allows them to reflect blue light and only absorb green light
Green plants have chlorophyll that allows them to reflect green light and only absorb the other wavelengths
Green plants have photosystems that allows them to reflect green light and only absorb the other wavelengths
Green plants have photophyll that allows them to reflect blue light and only absorb the other wavelengths
Where do the Light DEPENDENT Reactions occur?
Thylakoid Membrane in the Mitochondria
Thylakoid Membrane in the Chloroplast
Stroma in the Mitochondria
Stroma in the Chloroplast
Where do the Light INDEPENDENT Reactions occur?
Thylakoid Membrane in the Mitochondria
Thylakoid Membrane in the Chloroplast
Stroma in the Mitochondria
Stroma in the Chloroplast
Explain how photosynthesis and cellular respiration cycle matter.
The products of photosynthesis are the reactants in cellular respiration
The reactants in photosynthesis and are products in photosynthesis
The reactants in cellular respiration are the products of cellular respiraiton
The reactants in cellular respiration are the reactants of photosynthesis
Be able to answer this question in a PARAGRAPH.
Of the three organelles we discussed this unit, pick ONE and be able write about how the structure of this organelle affects its function. For example, you may want to explain what would happen if something in the structure of this organelle was altered or missing. Some examples may include, the cell membrane missing proteins, the chloroplast missing the thylakoids, the mitochondria missing the inner membrane, or any of these having a hole in their membrane. Consider the case studies and labs we did in class and use this information in your answer.
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I will know exactly what to write about and be able to explain this in my own words.
