Which of the following is NOT a part of the cell theory?

Which of the following is NOT a type of microscope?

When using a microscope, ___________ is the process of enlarging an object in appearance?

When using a microscope, ___________ is the ability to distinguish two adjacent structures as separate?

Which of these is not a characteristic of prokaryotes?

Which of the following is NOT found in prokaryotic cells?

Which of the following contain eukaryotic cells?

Eukaryotic cells are _________than prokaryotic cells.

Which of these is not a common component in all types of cells?

The plasma membrane is composed mainly of a double layer of ___________ that work to regulate what can go in or out of the membrane?

_________ is made up of a gel-like cytosol that is ~80% water.

__________ are made of two subunits and are used for protein synthesis. These can be found freely in the cell or bound.

____________ houses DNA and is in charge of protein sythesis and synthesis of ribosomes in eukaryotes.

____________ assembles ribosomal subunits.

The nucleus contains DNA called _________ which is the uncondensed form of DNA.

____________ double membrane that allows material to flow in/out of the nucleus.

__________ is the condensed form of DNA that consists of hereditary material and proteins.

__________ make microtubules and also assist in cell division.

__________ functions in cellular respiration to provide the cell with energy.

The _______________ are interconnected membranous sacs that are connected to the nucleus that modify proteins. (Hint: contain bound ribosomes)

The _______________ are interconnected membranous sacs that is continuous with the rough ER and synthesizes lipids, detoxifies, stores calcium, and metabolizes carbs.

The _______________ processes, packages, and ships proteins.

________ are used to package proteins and transport them elsewhere by fusing with membranes in the cell system.

________ are used for storage of materials and do NOT fuse with the membrane.

________ are used to break down fatty acids and amino acids. THey can also detoxify poisons.

________ are found in animal cells that contain digestive enzymes to breakdown large molecules or even organelles.

Which of these is not a part of the cytoskeleton found inside of cells?

Which type of cytoskeleton helps to determine and stabilize cell shape, made of actin monomers, and involved in movement of the or internal parts?

Which type of cytoskeleton maintains cell shape, anchors organelles, and helps to hold cells to other cells?

Which type of cytoskeleton is the thickest and helps to position chromosomes during cell division?

Which of the following are short hair-like structures on cells that move back and forth?

Which of the following are made of microtubules that move in a propeller like motion to move cells?

Plants have a protective structure that lies outside of the plasma membrane known as?

Plant cell walls are made of?

Plants have an organelle responsible for photosynthesis known as?

The central vacuole regulates water concentration based on environmental conditions.

The hypothesis that mitochondria and chloroplasts orginated as independent prokaryotic organisms is known as?

Which intercellular junction is only found in plant cells and are used to allow materials to move from cell to cell between cell walls?

Which intercellular junction creates a watertight seal between animal cells preventing materials from leaking between cells?

Which intercellular junction serves as an anchoring junction to join adjacent cells?

Which intercellular junction is found in animal cells and allows water/small molecules to pass between cells?

Which of the following is not a function of the cell membrane?

Water fearing

Water loving

The cell membrane contains proteins that allow for cell signaling or transport of molecules that are large/charged, these are known as? (select all that apply)

The plasma membrane is impermeable.

Permeability is the ability of a substane to pass through a barrier. If any substance is allowed to pass without difficulty it is known as?

Permeability is the ability of a substane to pass through a barrier. If nothing can pass through it is known as?

Permeability is the ability of a substane to pass through a barrier. If passage of some substances, but others are prevented it is known as?

Which of the following substances can pass through the lipid bilayer?

Which type of cell transport does not require energy?

Which type of cell transport requires energy?

Which type of cell transport moves substances down a concentration gradient?

Which type of cell transport moves substances against a concentration gradient?

Which of the following is not a type of passive transport?

Which type of passive transport allows particles to flow freely down a concentration gradient?

Which type of passive transport allows particles to flow through a channel or carrier protein down a concentration gradient?

Which type of passive transport allows water to flow down a concentration gradient to equalize solute concentration on both sides of a membrane?

When there is a lower solute concentration outside of the cell, it is known as?

When there is a higher solute concentration outside of the cell, it is known as?

When there is an equal solute concentration outside of the cell, it is known as?

If animal cells are placed in an isotonic environment the cell will?

If animal cells are placed in a hypertonic environment the cell will?

If animal cells are placed in a hypotonic environment the cell will?

Plant cells perfer which type of tonic environment?

If a beaker solution contains 30% solute, and a red blood cells that contains 15% solute is placed in the solution. How will osmosis occur?

If a beaker solution contains 30% solute, and a red blood cells that contains 15% solute is placed in the solution. The beaker solution is __________ to the red blood cell.

Which of these is not a type of active transport?

Which type of active transport moves substances against the concentration gradient using protein carriers (pumps)?

Which types of active transport brings substances into the cell?

Which type of active transport removes substances out of the cell?

Which type of active transport is known for bringing large molecules into the cell and is known as "cell eating"?

Which type of active transport is known for bringing small molecules into the cell and is known as "cell drinking"?