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WorksheetsStoryline #1 Assessment
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
What level of organization does this diagram represent?
Organelle
Cell
Organ
Organ system
Based on the levels of organization, label the image.
Organ
Organism
Organ system
Cell
Organelle
Tissue
Macromolecule
Stomata are composed of a pair of specialized cells that are found on the leaves of many plants. Stomata open and close for gas exchange & water regulation.
Which explanation best describes one of the relationships between stomata & plants maintaining homeostasis?
Stomata help regulate the internal temperature of plants.
Stomata help regulate the glucose level of plants.
Stomata help to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide for plants.
Study the graph, determine what the independent variable & dependent variables were in the experiment.
IV: Growth of plant
DV: Type of Light
IV: Type of light
DV: Growth of plant
IV: No light
DV: Sunlight
IV: Sunlight
DV: Growth
A medical journal describes how the hormone calcitonin, which is release from the thyroid gland,
helps to return high blood calcium levels to normal. What does this journal best describe?
Cell Respiration
Maintaining Homeostasis
Osmosis
Lipid formation
Which characteristic is shared by all prokaryotes & eukaryotes?
They reproduce asexuall
they have the ability to make their own food through internal chemical reactions
They need a source of energy
They need oxygen for respiration
Use the diagram to show the inputs & outputs of Cell Respiration in both plants & animals. (alphabetical order)
Water (H2O)
Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
Glucose (C6H12O6)
Oxygen (O2)
ATP
Which cell structure does the transformation of 1 glucose molecule into 36+ ATP molecule occur?
Cytoplasm
Nucleus
Golgi Body
Mitochondria
Which cell structure does the transformation of 1 glucose molecule into 2 ATP molecules occur?
Cytoplasm
Nucleus
Golgi Body
Mitochondria
Which macromolecule is hydrophobic, and its functions include long-term energy storage and insulation?
Carb
Lipid
Nucleic Acid
Protein
The structure of a plasma membrane contains phospholipids, & protein channels that only allow certain molecules to enter or exit the cell. Which analogy best matching the function based on the structure.
The Security of the cell
The energy generator
The Information center
The recycler of the cell
what is the structure/function relationship of a each Macromolecule?
Composed of many small molecules that can break up easily to release energy.
Protein
Composed of many subunits that's order stores information.
Lipid
Complex shape which leads to a macromolecule that may have many functions.
Carbohydrate
Composed of a long carbon & hydrogen chains that is hard to break down.
Nucleic Acid
Which of the following processes would most likely be observed during cellular respiration?
Glucose is broken down into smaller molecules.
Lactic acid is released as a metabolic by-product.
Oxygen combines with hydrogen to form carbon dioxide.
Carbon dioxide reacts to form organic compounds.
Sequence these terms from most complex to least complex.
Heart
Cardiac Tissue
Heart Cell
Mitochondria
Protein
Active transport requires (a) In the form of (b) Passive transport requires (c) an example is (d)
True or False: Passive transport can occur in non-living scenarios. (EX: osmosis in a gummy bear)
True
False
Which bond must break in order for there to be a release of energy?
Between A & B
Between B & C
Between C & D
Between A & D
Which structures would be present in ADP & ATP?
A, B & D
A,B & C
B & C
A & D
What part of an amino acid can be different between amino acids.
The R Group
The Amino group
They are all the same
The Presence of a Carbon Atom
Carbon is an essential element that makes up our macromolecules.
Which statement below is NOT a property of Carbon that makes it suitable to build molecules in living things?
It had 4 electrons in the outer shell to make 4 bonds.
It can form double, single, or triple bonds.
It can bond to itself and many other molecules to form long branching chains.
It forms unstable bonds when all the valence electrons are occupied.
