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Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 2hrs 20mins

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Class
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1.

In Cats, gray hair (H) is dominant to white hair (h), while long hair (G) is dominant to short hair (g). Out of 16 potential offspring shown in the punnett square, how many are predicted to have white short hair? 16 boxes. White and short must all have small letters

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

1

2.

A diagram depicting photosynthesis and cellular respiration is shown. Which statement accurately explains how energy is converting during photosynthesis?

a)

Light energy is converted into chemical energy as glucose

b)

Chemical energy as glucose is converted into ATP

c)

ATP is converted into mechanical energy as water and carbon dioxide

d)

Thermal energy is converted into chemical energy as glucose

3.

This graph shows the activation energy required for a reaction. What is the role of enzymes?

a)

Enzymes increases the amount of reactants

b)

Enzymes lower the energy level of the products

c)

Enzymes increase the energy level of the reactants

d)

Enzymes lower the activation energy needed for the reaction

4.

An organism’s traits are determined by the -

a)

Number of A-T and G-C pairs in RNA

b)

Sequence of the deoxyribose sugar in DNA

c)

Number of thymine bases in RNA

d)

Sequence of the nitrogenous bases in DNA

5.

A segment of DNA is shown. Which component of DNA determines an organism’s unique genetic code.

a)

The sequence of nitrogenous bases

b)

The sugar-phosphate backbone

c)

The type of cell

d)

The number of chromosomes

6.

The structure of viruses and cells have several similarities and differences. A virus is designed to infect specific host cells to reproduce. What structure allows viruses to attach to a specific host cell to reproduce? This part is SPIKEY

a)

Capsid

b)

Lipid membrane

c)

Genetic material

d)

Spike protein

7.

A variety of animal cells are shown. What is responsible for animal cells having different structures?

a)

Cell respiration occurs at different rates in each cell type

b)

Genes are added and deleted to allow for cell differentiation to occur

c)

Mitosis occurs at different rates in each cell type

d)

Specific genes are activated or deactivated by environmental factors

8.

An octopus is able to regrow a lost tentacle as shown in the picture. This process involves the rapid production of new body cells. Which statement correctly describes the cellular processes required for this type of growth?

a)

The octopus uses meiosis to create the diploid cells needed for the new arm

b)

Before the cells can divide, DNA must be replicated during interphase

c)

The new arm is formed when existing cells in the body get larger

d)

The organism relies on mitosis to produce genetically identical cells for the new arm

9.

Which correctly identifies the functions of a lipid?

a)

Lipid provides insulation and energy storage

b)

Lipids catalyze reactions

c)

Lipids only provide energy

10.

Which statement accurately describes the energy transfer in cellular respiration?

a)

Solar energy → thermal and chemical

b)

Thermal energy → chemical

c)

Chemical → thermal and chemical

d)

Chemical → solar energy

11.

A snake can be damaged by various factors, including environmental conditions or injuries from predators or humans. This damage can leave the snake vulnerable to infections, which can travel through the bloodstream and cause sepsis, a life threatening blood infection. Which three body systems interact to repair, defend and provide protections to the turtle?

a)

Integumentary, reproductive, and nervous system

b)

Skeletal, immune, and digestive

c)

Circulatory, integumentary, and immune

d)

Muscular, endocrine, and circulatory

12.

Meiosis is significant because –

a)

Allows multicellular organisms to grow in size

b)

Provides identical offspring

c)

Provides genetic diversity by crossing over

d)

Requires more chromosomes

13.

A primary function of nucleic acids within the cell is to –

a)

Provide energy

b)

Supply insulation

c)

Carry genetic material

d)

Speed up chemical reactions

14.

How do viruses such as HIV and influenza spread in the body

a)

The virus use host cells to replicate DNA or RNA to make more viruses

b)

The virus consumes body cells through phagocytosis

c)

The virus absorbs vital nutrients, weakening over time

d)

The virus multiplies uncontrollably, causing abnormal cell growth

15.

When the enzyme is denatured or broken and loses its shape, what is affected

a)

Substrate will not bind

b)

Reaction will increase

c)

Different product will be formed

d)

Substrate will change shape

16.

What occurs during meiosis to create genetically different haploid gametes. Select two

a)

Crossing over

b)

Spindle fiber formation

c)

Cytokinesis

d)

Independent assortment

e)

Cell growth and repair

17.

What structures are found eukaryotic but not are not present in prokaryotic. Select two

a)

Cell membrane

b)

Nucleus

c)

Mitochondria

d)

Ribosomes

e)

Cytoplasm

18.

Which statement best describes the effects of cancer cells in the cell cycle?

a)
  1. Controlled division and formation of identical somatic cells

b)
  1. Damage to DNA and rapid rate of cell division

c)
  1. Immediate destruction of organelles and cell death

d)
  1. Regulated gene expression and the production of cyclins

19.

When water levels in the body are low, the circulatory and endocrine systems work together with the excretory system to decrease the amount or urine produced. Which statement best describes how the system interact

a)
  1. Neurons send signals to increase water levels so that nutrients can be more easily absorbed in the small intestines

b)
  1. Glands release hormones that trigger certain blood vessels in the kidney to constrict, increasing water levels in the body

20.

Where does DNA synthesis/replication take place?

a)

G1

b)

S

c)

G2

d)

M

21.
a)
  1. A = translation
    B = translation

b)
  1. A = transcription B = mRNA

c)
  1. A = translation
    B = translation

22.

What is the complementary DNA sequence to the template above. Remember DNA to DNA is A-T and C-G

a)
  1. ACTTAG

b)
  1. ACUUAG

23.

In humans, the placenta and umbilical cord play critical roles in the development of a fetus. Which two body systems work together with the reproductive system to provide the fetus with nutrients through the umbilical cord. Select two 

a)

Digestive

b)

Muscular

c)

Endocrine

d)

Circulatory

e)

Immune

24.

Which statement best describes the process occurring in the image?

a)
  1. Translation of the code on the mRNA into a polypeptide chain using the amino acids attached to the tRNA molecules

b)

Transcription of a new mRNA by RNA polymerase using DNA as a template to create a new polypeptide chain

c)
  1. Translation of the code on the tRNA into a polypeptide chain using amino acids attached to the mRNA molecules

d)
  1. Transcription of the code on the mRNA into a polypeptide chain using amino acids attached to the tRNA molecule

25.

Bipolar disorder is an inherited disorder.The gene for bipolar (B) is dominant to the unaffected gene (b) Both parents are heterozygous for this gene. What is the percentage that the children will not be bipolar. Remember, non bipolar kids will be completely little letters.

a)

25%

b)

50%

c)

75%

d)

100%

26.

Which description explains the type of energy transfer that occurs in the mitochondria through cellular respiration?

a)
  1. Solar energy of glucose is transferred to cellular energy

b)
  1. Chemical energy of glucose is transferred to ATP

c)
  1. Cellular energy of atp is transferred to glucose

d)
  1. Solar energy of ATP is transferred to glucose

27.

A gene segment has the original DNA base sequence on its nontemplate strand 3’ TAC CCT GAG 5’  A mutation occurs, resulting in the new sequence 3’ TAC CCC GAG 5’ Based on the information in the mRNA codon chart, what is the significant change?

a)
  1. The mutation is silent because the new codon codes for the same amino acid, leaving the protein unchanged

b)
  1. The mutation causes a frameshift because a base was inserted, altering all subsequent amino acids

c)
  1. The mutation is missense because the new codon codes for a different amino acid, which may alter the proteins function

d)
  1. The mutation is nonsense because the new codon is a stop codon, which will terminate protein synthesis prematurely

28.

Which is correctly paired. Remember Starch gives you ATP

a)
  1. Cellulose → Storage of energy

Starch → Structure support in the cell wall

Glucose → Used in respiration to produce ATP

b)
  1. Cellulose → Structure support in the cell wall

Starch → Storage of energy

Glucose → Used in respiration to produce ATP