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WorksheetsBiology 1 Final Exam Study Guide
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 25mins
Organisms that produce their own food are called _____. (3.2)
Autosomes
Autotrophs
Heterosomes
Heterotrophs
Which organelle does a prokaryote NOT contain? (7.1)
Golgi Apparatus
Ribosomes
Nucleus
Mitochondria
What are the 4 macromolecules? (2.3)
Carbohydrates, lipids, nucleic acids, proteins
Carbohydrates, lipids, lactic acids, proteins
Producers, lipids, nucleic acids, proteins
Carbohydrates, phosphorus, nitrogen, proteins
Lipid is to fat as amino acid is to _____. (2.3)
Protein
Carbohydrate
Wax
Nucleic acid
Which of these relationships is an example of commensalism? (4.2/5.1)
Digestive bacteria in a human's stomach
Bee landing on a flower
Tick on a dog
Remora fish on a shark
What is the job of a ribosome? (7.2)
To build sugars
To build nucleic acids
To build proteins
To build lipids
In an isotonic solution, how does water move? (7.3)
Water does not move because the concentration is equal inside and outside the cell
Water moves into the cell
Water moves out of the cell
Water moves in and out of the cell at equal rates because the concentration is equal inside and outside the cell
Why is active transport called "active"? (7.3)
It requires energy
It does not require energy
It requires particles
It does not require particles
What is the energy molecule that we can use to directly power our cells? (7.2)
NAD+
NADP+
ATP
ADP
Which cycle of matter does not have an atmospheric state? (3.3/3.4)
Phosphorus
Water
Nitrogen
Carbon
I mix salt in water. Which of the following is labeled correctly? (2.2)
Salt- solvent Water- solute Salt water- solution
Salt- solution Water- solute Salt water- solution
Salt- solute Water- solution Salt water- solvent
Salt- solute Water- solvent Salt water- solution
What is the chemical formula for glucose? (2.3)
C5H1005
C6H12O6
C7H1407
C6N1206
An if... then... statement is also known as a _____. (1.1)
Question
Hippopotamus
Hypothesis
Hippocampus
The rough endoplasmic reticulum makes _______ while the smooth endoplasmic reticulum makes ______. (7.2)
Proteins; Lipids
Lipids; Proteins
Proteins; Carbohydrates
Lipids; Carbohydrates
The ecological levels of organization in order from smallest to largest are organism, population, _____, ecosystem, biome, biosphere. (3.1)
Community
Communism
Computer
Ecosystem
A fish eating algae in a pond to help control the algae population is an example of an organism's _____. (4.2/5.1)
Habitat
Niche
Ecosystem
Biome
What process of the water cycle occurs when water leaves through holes in a plant's leaves called stomata? (3.3/3.4)
Evaporation
Condensation
Precipitation
Transpiration
What organelle stores water, salts, minerals, and nutrients for a cell? (7.2)
Mitochondria
Cytoplasm
Vacuole
Cell membrane
A population's death rate is higher than its birth rate. The population is _____. (4.2/5.1)
Getting larger
Getting smaller
Staying the same
The energy that is needed to get a reaction started is called the (2.4)
Starting energy
Activation energy
Creation energy
Beginning energy
What type of population distribution am I describing: Organisms form clusters and generally travel as such. Elephants are a good example of this type. (4.2/5.1)
Clumped
Random
Uniform
Orderly
Osmosis is the diffusion of water across a membrane. (7.3)
True
False
The 4 scientific attitudes are skepticism, creativity, curiosity, and open-mindedness. (1.2)
True
False
The ability to move is a characteristic of life. (1.3)
True
False
Water sticks to itself because of its property called cohesion. (2.2)
True
False
Protons are negative. Neutrons are negative. Electrons are positive. (2.1)
True
False
A nutrient that is scarce or cycles slowly in an ecosystem is called a scarce nutrient. (3.3/3.4)
True
False
A solution with a pH of 2 is a base. (2.2)
True
False
The prefix “bio” means life. (1.1)
True
False
If I drop a cell in a hypotonic solution, it will expand. (7.3)
True
False
A lipid's head is hydrophobic and its tails are hydrophilic. (7.3)
True
False
How does nitrification occur? (3.3/3.4)
Humans step on the ground
Bacteria break down their food
Lightning strikes the ground
The ocean slowly erodes rocks
It just happens naturally in our lungs
Which of the following types of transport require energy to occur? (7.3)
Phagocytosis
Osmosis
Passive
Bulk
Pinocytosis
Which of these are enzymes? (2.4)
Glucose
ATP Synthase
Sucrose
Galactose
Protease
Which of these are parts of the cell theory? (7.1)
All nonliving things are composed of cells
All living things are composed of cells
Cells are made by small people inside your body
Cells are the basic unit of structure and function in living things
New cells are produced from existing cells
What organelles would you NOT find in an animal cell? (7.2)
Mitochondria
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
Cell wall
Chloroplast
What does the word part -sacchar- mean?
Many
Evironment
One
Sugar
Cell
What does the word part -eco- mean?
Many
Evironment
One
Sugar
Cell
What does the word part poly- mean?
Many
Evironment
One
Sugar
Cell
What does the word part -cyto- mean?
Many
Evironment
One
Sugar
Cell
What does the word part mono- mean?
Many
Evironment
One
Sugar
Cell
What does the word part endo- mean?
Intense dislike of
Into
Large
Intense attraction to
To feed/feeding
What does the word part -troph- mean?
Intense dislike of
Into
Large
Intense attraction to
To feed/feeding
What does the word part -philia mean?
Intense dislike of
Into
Large
Intense attraction to
To feed/feeding
What does the word part -phobia mean?
Intense dislike of
Into
Large
Intense attraction to
To feed/feeding
What does the word part -macro- mean?
Intense dislike of
Into
Large
Intense attraction to
To feed/feeding
What are the things that go into a chemical reaction called?
Products
Reactants
Producers
Consumers
Which type of microscope creates 3D images?
Scanning electron microscopes
Transmission electron microscopes
Compound light microscopes
Light electron microscopes
