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Exam 2 Review (Ch 17-19)

Total questions: 97

Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The genome of a bacteria is found in what region?

(a)  

2.

The domain (or domains) that contain prokaryotes is (are): ​ (a)   A ​ (b)   cell is one that lacks membrane-bounded organelles. Bacteria are prokaryotic cells that have different shapes: ​ (c)   cells are spherical, ​ (d)   cells are spiral shaped, and ​ (e)   cells are rod-shaped.

Choose from the below words
prokarytoic
cocci
spirilla
bacilli
Archaea and Bacteria
Archaea
Bacteria
Eukarya
cubic
3.

Match the following concerning prokaryotes.

a)

Prokaryotes expected to be found in a salt mine

1.

Halophiles

b)

Prokaryotes that occupies a habitat that is characterized by extreme high temperature

2.

Hyperthermophiles

c)

First prokaryotes to oxygenate our planet

3.

Cyanobacteria

d)

Prokaryotic organisms that eat methane as a food source are most likely to be members of domain

4.

Archaea

e)

scientists ultimately identify the different species of prokaryotes by

5.

comparing DNA sequences

4.

Bacteria are --

a)
  1. unique to an individual

b)
  1. different in different parts of the body

c)
  1. important in normal physiology

d)
  1. found almost everywhere on the planet

e)
  1. All of these are correct

5.

Which statement about prokaryotes is FALSE?

a)

a. Prokaryotes are diverse.

b)

b. All prokaryotes are bacteria.

c)

c. Prokaryotes are usually single celled.

d)

d. Prokaryotes are found in two domains.

e)

e. Prokaryotes cannot be seen by the naked eye.

6.

Which of the following does NOT refer to a prokaryotic organism?

a)

smaller than a eukaryotic organism

b)

does not have a nucleus

c)

has one chromosome

d)

reproduces by binary fission

e)

has membranous organelles

7.

At least some Archaeans are called "extremophiles" because:

a)

as a group, they are extremely diverse.

b)

as a group, they only occupy extremely high altitudes.

c)

where they occur, they occur in extremely large numbers.

d)

they can live in environments where abiotic conditions are extreme--extremely hot, extremely salty, extremely toxic, for example.

8.

The term “extremophiles” refers to:

a)

Members of the domain Archaea

b)

Members of the domain Bacteria

c)

Members of the domain Eukarya

d)

Members of both domains Archaea and Bacteria

e)

Members of both domains Archaea and Eukarya

9.

The process where one organism lives with another organism is called ____

a)

symphysis

b)

symbiosis

c)

niche

d)

predator

10.

You cut yourself and the cut becomes infected. The cause of this infection is most likely a ​ ​ (a)   cell, which is a member of domain ​​ (b)   .

Choose from the below words
prokaryotic
eukaryotic
fungal
Bacteria
Fungi
Archaea
Eukarya
11.

Which of the following methods is the most reliable way to identify a new species of prokaryote?

a)

differences in membrane structure and composition

b)

differences in cell surface proteins and carbohydrates

c)

differences in DNA sequences

d)

differences in ribosomal RNA

e)

differences in proteins

12.

Match the following terms concerning bacterial cells

a)

The structure in bacteria that is sticky and helps in attachment to surfaces and protects the bacteria from the body’s immune system

1.

Capsule

b)

Long structures that help bacteria move (or aids in locomotion)

2.

Flagellum

c)

Shorter, hair-like structures that enable bacteria to stick to a surface

3.

Pili

d)

The rigid barrier that surrounds bacteria

4.

Cell Wall

13.

Bacteria that acquire energy for the sun are called (a)   .

14.

Bacteria most often cause disease by:

a)

growing too rapidly for the immune system.

b)

secreting toxins into the host.

c)

destruction of tissue.

d)

interfering with vital functions.

e)

All of the choices are correct.

15.

In the late 1800s Streptococcus pneumoniae was widely recognized as a major cause of pneumonia and is still the most common cause of the disease today. Based on the name, what shape would you suggest for this organism?

a)

rod

b)

spherical

c)

spiral

d)

clusters

16.

What is one way that industry uses bacteria or their products?

a)

bioremediation

b)

making cheese

c)

producing products for medicinal purposes

d)

All of these are correct.

17.

Bacteria or Archaeans can live in:

a)

Ice

b)

High in the atmosphere

c)

In thermal vents

d)

Animal intestines

e)

all of these

18.

Archaeans have been found:

a)

in acidic environments.

b)

in alkaline environments.

c)

in hot environments.

d)

in cold environments.

e)

All of the above.

19.

Bacteria that eat other bacteria are called ​ (a)   , while photosynthetic bacteria are called ​ (b)   .

Choose from the below words
heterotrophs
autotrophs
phototrophs
Nitrogen fixers
20.

Scientist believe that ___ caused a drop in the microbiome diversity in the gut of westerners.

a)
  1. use of insecticides

b)
  1. eating more chicken

c)
  1. the consumption of different Archaean

d)
  1. over use of antibiotics

e)
  1. consumption of wild game

21.

The consumption of a diet high in fiber causes the increase in good bacteria, the fiber is referred to as a ___.

a)

prebiotic

b)

probiotic

c)

symbiotic

d)

abiotic

e)

neobiotic

22.

The number of different species in a community describes: (a)   .

23.

The diversity of habitats in a region increases the region's species __________.

a)

altitude

b)

area

c)

species richness

d)

temperature

e)

all of the above

24.

Match the following to their correct phylum:

a)

Starfish and sea urchins

1.

Echinodermata

b)

Spiders and scorpions

2.

Arthropoda

c)

Snails and squids

3.

Mollusca

d)

Corals and jellyfish

4.

Cnidaria

25.

The most successful phylum in regards to diversity and numbers is __________.

a)

Arthopoda

b)

Mollusca

c)
  1. Nematoda

d)
  1. Platyhelminthes

e)
  1. Echinodermata

26.

The domain Eukarya consists of ​ (a)   . Like other eukaryotes, protists have ​ (b)   . In general, most protists are susceptible to ​ ​ (c)   .

Choose from the below words
plants, animals, fungi, and protists
animals, plants, protists, and prokaryotes
a nucleus
chloroplasts
a vacuole
drying out, or desiccation
temperature
decomposition
pH
27.

The tree of life has been rearranged into three domains based on what evidence? __________.

a)
  1. comparative anatomy

b)
  1. DNA similarities

c)
  1. homologous structures

d)
  1. anatomical evidence

e)
  1. fossil evidence

28.

All of the following are characteristics of insects, EXCEPT:

a)

they are invertebrates.

b)

they are arthropods.

c)

they have six jointed legs.

d)

they have three body segments.

e)

they have an endoskeleton.

29.

You find an animal with no backbone, a body in three segments, jointed appendages, and a hard exoskeleton. You determine that this animal is a(n) __________.

a)
  1. chordate.

b)
  1. nematode.

c)
  1. mollusk.

d)
  1. arthropod.

e)
  1. echinoderm.

30.

Put the following animal adaptations in order from earliest (1) to most recent (4) adaptation.

a)

no symmetry

b)

radial symmetry

c)

bilateral symmetry

d)

backbone

1)
2)
3)
4)
31.

Which of the following lists plant terrestrial adaptations from earliest (1) to most recent(4)?

a)

nonvascular

b)

vascular

c)

seeds

d)

flowers

1)
2)
3)
4)
32.

Animals that maintain their own temperature are called (a)   .

33.

Pine trees, redwoods, and junipers belong in which plant group? __________.

a)
  1. ferns

b)
  1. bryophytes

c)
  1. angiosperms

d)
  1. gymnosperms

e)
  1. All of these.

34.

Which trait do ferns, gymnosperms, and angiosperms share?

a)

seeds

b)

flowers

c)

vascular tissue

d)

fruit

e)

cones

35.

Which of the following is NOT a member of the gymnosperms?

a)

Elm

b)

Juniper

c)

Pine

d)

Red wood

36.

The adaptation that is most responsible for gymnosperms and angiosperms being able to live and reproduce in much drier habitats than bryophytes and ferns: __________.

a)
  1. seeds

b)
  1. flowers

c)
  1. vascular tissue

d)
  1. hyphae

e)
  1. All of these

37.

The lineages of seedless vascular plants include:

a)

Ferns

b)

Pines

c)

Junipers

d)

Red woods

38.

The bryophytes include:

a)

Mosses and liverworts

b)

Mosses and ferns

c)

Ferns and monocots

d)

Monocots and dicots

e)

All of these

39.

Place the following descriptions under the correct category for plant groups:

Categorize the following

The main groups of land plants

Flowers and fruits

Mosses and liverworts

Pine trees, redwoods, and junipers

decomposers, breaking down dead organisms and helping to recycle their nutrients

all species are heterotrophs

Monocots and Eudicots

Angiosperms
Gymnospersm
Bryophytes
Fungi
40.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of essentially all plants?

a)

They are multicellular organisms

b)

They are autotrophs

c)

They are heterotrophs

d)

They are eukaryotes

e)

They carry out photosynthesis

41.

An organism that is eukaryotic, heterotrophic, and lacks cell walls is a(n): ____________.

a)

plant

b)

animal

c)

fungus

d)

an animal or a fungus

e)

all of these

42.

Fishes are:

a)

Aquatic animals

b)

Vertebrates

c)

Animals that have gills

d)

Animals that have fins

e)

All of these

43.

Which of the following is NOT an example of an amphibian?

a)

Frog

b)

Toads

c)

Turtle

d)

Salamander

44.

Which of the following is NOT a vertebrate?

a)
  1. Fishes

b)
  1. Birds

c)
  1. Reptiles

d)
  1. Amphibians

e)
  1. None they are all vertebrates

45.

Animals that lack a backbone are referred to as: (a)   .

46.

The type of body symmetry in which any plane passing through the body from the mouth to the opposite end divides the body into mirror images is: ____________ symmetry.

a)

bilateral

b)

radial

c)

mirrored

d)

longitudinal

e)

assymetric

47.

Which of the following characteristics do all animals share?

a)

They are multicellular

b)

They are eukaryotic

c)

They are heterotrophic

d)

They are mobile

e)

All of these

48.

​ (a)   belong to the domain Eukarya. ​Fungi and ​ (b)   evolved from the same ancestor. (c)   are single-celled fungi that can ferment sugars or cause disease. Fungi play a crucial ecological role in all terrestrial ecosystems, including those in Amazon rainforest. That role is as a ​ (d)   , breaking down dead organisms and helping to recycle their nutrients.

Choose from the below words
Yeast
Fungi
animals
Plants
protists
decomposer
photosynthesizer
predator
49.

An organism that is eukaryotic and photosynthetic is:

a)
  1. a plant.

b)
  1. a protist.

c)
  1. a fungus.

d)
  1. a plant or a fungus.

e)
  1. a plant or a protist.

50.

An organism that is eukaryotic, multicellular, and heterotrophic is a(n) ____________.

a)
  1. a plant.

b)
  1. a fungus.

c)
  1. an animal.

d)
  1. a plant or a fungus.

e)
  1. an animal or a fungus.

51.

Fungi are found:

a)

on, in, and under vegetation.

b)

on and in animals.

c)

in and on top of soil.

d)

in dead trees and animal carcasses.

e)

All of these.

52.

Sitting beside a stream in the Amazon rainforest, you see a dragonfly perching on a piece of grass next to the water. You can easily see its hard, jointed exoskeleton, its three pairs of jointed legs, and its three-part body. You know, therefore, that it is a(n):

a)
  1. mollusk.

b)
  1. annelid.

c)
  1. arthropod.

d)
  1. insect.

e)
  1. chordate

53.

A clam is an example of a(n) (a)   .

54.

An example of a cnidarian is a:

a)

Clam

b)

Jellyfish

c)

Flatworm

d)

Slug

e)

Sea sponge

55.

Protists are difficult to classify because:

a)

some share features with plants but are not plants themselves.

b)

some share features with animals but are not animals themselves.

c)

some share features with fungi but are not fungi themselves.

d)

they do not fit into the other groups

e)

All of these

56.

A protist is the common ancestor of:

a)

plants.

b)

animals.

c)

fungi.

d)

All of these.

57.

Which term can be used to describe a protist?

a)

autotrophic

b)

heterotrophic

c)

decomposer

d)

multicellular

e)

All of these

58.

In general, most protists are susceptible to:

a)

drying out, or desiccation

b)

temperature

c)

pH

d)

decomposition

e)

All of these.

59.

True or False: Fungi and animals evolved from the same ancestor.

a)

True

b)

False

60.

Cnidarians are __________.

a)
  1. Land dwelling animals

b)

aquatic animals

c)

arboreal animals

d)

soil plants

e)
  1. Fungi

61.

An example of an annelid is:

a)

A flatworm

b)

An earthworms

c)

A roundworm

d)

All of these

62.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a mollusk?

a)
  1. They have organ systems

b)
  1. They have soft body

c)
  1. They may have a shell

d)
  1. They have a exoskeleton made of chitin

e)
  1. They exhibit bilateral symmetry

63.

Which of the following is NOT a reptile?

a)

Fence lizard

b)

Leopard frog

c)

Diamondback Rattle snake

d)

Ornate Box turtle

64.

The most successful animal group is the:

a)
  1. chordate group.

b)
  1. nematode group.

c)
  1. mollusk group.

d)
  1. arthropod group.

e)
  1. echinoderm group.

65.

It would be expected that a population geographically located where UV exposure is minimal to have a skin tone that is __.

a)

Very light

b)

Light

c)

Medium

d)

Dark

e)

Very dark

66.

It would be expected that a population geographically located where UV exposure is maximal to have a skin tone that is __ (use answer choices above).

a)

Very light

b)

Light

c)

Medium

d)

Dark

e)

Very dark

67.

Variations in skin tone correlate with a balance between these two vitamins: ​ (a)   and ​ (b)   . Both vitamin D and folate levels are affected by UV radiation from sunlight. Sunlight ​ (c)   folate but helps ​ (d)   vitamin D.

Choose from the below words
vitamin D
B9 folate
degrades
build
68.

Which continent receives the most UV exposure per land mass?

(a)  

69.

Variations in skin tone correlate with:

a)

exposure to sunlight.

b)

folate stores in the body.

c)

vitamin D production.

d)

melanin expression.

e)

All of these.

70.

Skin color is determined by the amount of ​ (a)   a person has in their skin. Melanin protects ​ (b)   from destruction by damaging ultraviolet light. In the total absence of melanin production, a person would have ​ (c)   . More melanin means ​ (d)   skin. Less Melanin means ​ (e)   skin.

Choose from the below words
melanin
folate
vitamin D
albinism
darker
lighter
71.

Ultraviolet light is essential for the formation of ​ (a)   and it destroys ​vitamin ​ (b)   which is essential for cell division.

Choose from the below words
vitamin D
B9 - folate
Vitamin B6
B2 - riboflavin
B7 - biotin
vitamin A
72.

The ancestral population of humans lived on which continent?

(a)  

73.

Which of the following BEST describes mitochondrial inheritance in humans?

a)

Mitochondria are inherited only from the mother. Once the mitochondrion from the sperm enters the egg, it is inactivated. Only maternal mitochondria divide as the fertilized egg divides.

b)

Mitochondria are inherited only from the mother. Sperm don’t have mitochondria, only eggs do.

c)

Mitochondria are inherited only from the mother. Sperm mitochondria aren’t contained in the head of the sperm, which is the only part that penetrates the egg.

d)

Mitochondria are inherited only from the father. Eggs don’t have mitochondria, but sperm do.

e)

Mitochondria are inherited from both parents. Both eggs and sperm contain mitochondria, so every cell in a human body includes both paternal and maternal mitochondria.

74.

Which offspring would not inherit their mother’s (maternal) mitochondria?

a)

Daughter

b)

Son's Daughter

c)

Son

d)

Daughter's Daughter

e)

Daughter's Son

75.

Mitochondrial Eve is ___.

a)
  1. the only human woman whose children survived and reproduced to ultimately give rise to all humans alive on the planet today.

b)
  1. the most recent ancestor from whom all humans today inherited their nuclear DNA.

c)
  1. the most recent common ancestor from whom all humans today inherited their mitochondrial DNA.

d)
  1. the earliest human female to arise on the planet.

e)
  1. All of the above.

76.

Mitochondrial Eve can be traced back to___.

a)
  1. Asia, 150–200,000 years ago.

b)
  1. southern Africa, 150–200,000 years ago.

c)
  1. western Africa, 150–200,000 years ago.

d)
  1. eastern Africa, 150–200,000 years ago.

e)
  1. northern Australia, 150–200,000 years ago.

77.

How do we know mitochondrial Eve is every human's ancestor?

a)

because only males pass on mitochondrial genes

b)

global comparison of nuclear DNA

c)

global comparison of human mitochondrial and nuclear sequences

d)

comparison of African mitochondrial DNA from the past

e)

from fossil remains found in East Africa around 50,000 years ago

78.

Which of the following BEST summarizes the correlation between skin pigmentation and geography?

a)
  1. Skin is lightest toward the equator, where UV radiation is strongest.

b)
  1. Skin is lightest toward the poles, where UV radiation is strongest.

c)
  1. Skin is darkest toward the equator, where UV radiation is strongest.

d)
  1. Skin is darkest toward the poles, where UV radiation is strongest.

e)
  1. Skin is darkest toward the equator, where UV radiation is weakest.

79.

The correlation between vitamin D, folate, sunlight exposure, and the resulting variations of skin tones is an example of ___.

a)
  1. a genetic strategy to increase fitness.

b)
  1. natural selection.

c)
  1. human evolution.

d)
  1. descent with modification.

e)
  1. All of these are correct.

80.

Our closest living relatives on the evolutionary tree are: (a)   .

81.

A buried skeletal remains of a specimen has the foramen magnum tucked beneath the skull; this indicates that the skeletal remains are:

a)

Of a chimpanzee

b)

Of a hominin

c)

Of a lesser ape

d)

Of a gorilla

82.

The current evidence show the first homid species to migrate out of Africa, 0.8 MYA .

a)

Homo habilis

b)

Australopithecus afarensis

c)

Homo neanderthalensis

d)

Sahelanthropus

e)

Homo erectus

83.

Which genus of the hominine group is the oldest according to current evidence?

a)
  1. Austrolopithecus

b)
  1. Paranthropus

c)
  1. Homo

d)
  1. Equs

e)
  1. Ardipithecus 

84.

Scientists have discovered over 20 different fossil organisms that share more characteristics with humans than they do with any other primates. These are referred to as Hominins. The majority of them have been found in (a)   (continent).

85.

What skeletal characteristic indicate bipedalism in hominids?

a)

bowl shaped pelvic girdle

b)

femur angled inward

c)

foramen magnum located on the bottom of the skull

d)

all of these

86.

The oldest hominin species that scientists have extracted DNA from ________.

a)
  1. Homo habilis

b)
  1. Australopithecus afarensis

c)
  1. Homo neanderthalensis

d)
  1. Sahelanthropus

e)
  1. Scientists have not extracted DNA from any fossil homids

87.

Melanocytes are located in the: (a)   (part of skin)

88.

Oldest Homo sapiens fossil found dates back ________ years.

a)

100,000 years

b)

200,000 years

c)

500,000 years

d)

750,000 years

89.

In a person of very dark skin tone, it is expected that their melanocytes produce:

a)

small quantities of melanin

b)

large quantities of melanin pigment.

c)

limited quantities of melanin pigment.

d)

some quantities of melanin pigment.

e)

average quantities of melanin pigment.

90.

What percentage of DNA Sequence do all Homo sapiens share?

a)

25%

b)

50%

c)

95%

d)

>99%

91.

All fossil hominids are from a single progressive lineage?

a)

True

b)

False

92.

The only characteristic that is uniquely Homo is ________.

a)
  1. grasping hands

b)
  1. bipedalism

c)
  1. flat nails

d)
  1. over laping field of sight

e)
  1. all of these are unique to Homo

93.

Which of the following correctly lists important steps in human evolution in the correct order, from earliest (1) to most recent (4)?

a)

upright walking

b)

big brain

c)

control of fire

d)

tool use

1)
2)
3)
4)
94.

Members of family Hominidae include ________.

a)

all monkeys.

b)

all monkeys and all baboons.

c)

all monkeys and the great apes.

d)

all monkeys, all baboons, and the great apes.

e)

just the great apes.

95.

The first tool users were members of genus ____________.

a)
  1. Ardipithecus

b)
  1. Australopithecus

c)
  1. Homo

d)
  1. Paranthropus

e)
  1. Pan

96.

Less genetic variation is found outside Africa because of the (a)   effect.

97.

Scientists use genetics to trace the evolution and migration of humans. How do scientists know which populations are older than others?

a)

Members of older populations have identical mitochondrial genomes.

b)

Members of older populations have more genes in their mitochondrial genomes.

c)

Members of older populations have more genetic variability.

d)

Members of older populations have fewer nuclear genes.

e)

Members of older populations have more nuclear genes.