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Edexcel: Additional Sciences - Biology: Topic 1 (The building blocks of cells)

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  1. 1True or false: The Nucleus is an organelle that contains DNA.
    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
  2. 2True or False: The Mitochondria are organelles in which respiration occurs.
    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
  3. 3True or False: In light microscopes, light passes through a specimen and then through magnifying lenses so you see the object much bigger than it really is.
    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
  4. 4The [blank_start]cell membrane[blank_end] separates the contents of the cell and its surroundings. It controls the movement of substances like [blank_start]oxygen[blank_end], [blank_start]glucose[blank_end] and [blank_start]carbon dioxide[blank_end].
    1. Acell membrane
    2. Boxygen
    3. Cglucose
    4. Dcarbon dioxide
  5. 5Plant and animal cells have some features in common.. These are?
    1. ACell membrane
    2. BCytoplasm
    3. CNucleus
    4. DMitochondria
    5. ECell wall
    6. FCellulose
    7. GVacuoles
    8. HChloroplasts
  6. 6In the [blank_start]1930's[blank_end] the [blank_start]electron microscope[blank_end] was invented. This uses a [blank_start]beam of electrons[blank_end] to magnify speciments up to about [blank_start]2,000,000[blank_end] times. This would make an average person 3333km tall.
    1. A1930's
    2. B1940's
    3. C1950's
    4. D1960's
    5. Eelectron microscope
    6. FLight microscope
    7. GLeeuwenhoek microscope
    8. Hbeam of electrons
    9. Ibeam of neutrons
    10. Jbeam of protons
    11. K2,000,000
    12. L4,000,000
    13. M6,000,000
    14. N8,000,000
  7. 7Electron microscopes show us that bacterial cells contain two types of DNA. [blank_start]Chromosomal DNA[blank_end] is a [blank_start]giant loop[blank_end] of DNA [blank_start]containing most[blank_end] of the genetic material. It is not neatly packaged like plant or human chromosomes. [blank_start]Plasmid DNA[blank_end] comes in small loops and [blank_start]carries extra[blank_end] information
    1. AChromosomal DNA
    2. BPlasmid DNA
    3. CAntoni DNA
    4. Dgiant loop
    5. Esmall loop
    6. FQuite long
    7. Gcontaining most
    8. Hcontaining some
    9. Icontaining all
    10. Jcontaining none
    11. KPlasmid DNA
    12. LChromosomal DNA
    13. Mcarries extra
    14. Ncarries less
    15. Ocarries an equal amount of
  8. 8Label the parts of a bacterial cell.Imagen de la pregunta 8
    1. ACytoplasm
    2. BBlood
    3. CBacterial plasma.
    4. DCell wall
    5. ECell Membrane
    6. FPlasmid DNA
    7. GMitochondria
    8. HNucleus
    9. IChromosomal DNA
    10. JAntoni DNA
    11. KSome random DNA
    12. LFlagellum
    13. MTail
    14. NLegs
  9. 9The Chromosomes in the nuclei of your cells contain your genetic information. They are made of a chemical called [BLANK]. What is it?
    1. ADNA
    2. BRNA
    3. CmRNA
    4. DtRNA
  10. 10One Gene contains the instructions for [blank_start]One protein[blank_end]. Often [blank_start]several genes work together[blank_end] to produce what is needed for a single feature. For example, your [blank_start]eye colour[blank_end] is the result of proteins made by several different genes. So is the size and shape of your [blank_start]nose[blank_end], and so many other features of your body. Some Genes also carry the instructions for the proteins that control the chemical processes in your body.
    1. Aseveral genes work together
    2. Btwo genes work together
    3. Csingle genes work together
    4. Deight genes work together
    5. EOne protein
    6. FTwo proteins
    7. GThree proteins
    8. Hfour proteins
    9. Ieye colour
    10. Jshoe size
    11. Khair colour
    12. Lheight
    13. Mnose
    14. Nfeet
    15. Oeyes
    16. Plips

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GCSE (Biology) Additional Science Test sobre Edexcel: Additional Sciences - Biology: Topic 1 (The building blocks of cells), creado por Joe Barry el 03/04/2017.
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