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___ Is the substance that is more of, the dissolve-r.
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Solvent
Solute
Steve Martin
Question 2
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____ is the substance that is being dissolved (usually less of).
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Solvent
Solute
Steve Martin
Question 3
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Diffusion is______________
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The passive movement of molecules along a concentration gradient
The active movement of molecules along a concentration gradient
Dis-arming of nuclear weapons
Steve Martin
Question 4
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A concentration gradient ________________
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moves from regions of high concentration to low concentration
moves from regions of low concentration to high concentration
is like a grading curve
a scale of concentrations
Steve Martin
Question 5
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hypertonic
Answer
is Steve Martin
is the higher concentration solution
is the lower concentration solution
is neither higher nor lower concentration
is a kid on pixie stix
Question 6
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hypotonic
Answer
is Steve Martin
is the lower concentration solution
is the higher concentration solution
is neither higher nor lower concentration
a hippo's tonic and gin
Question 7
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hyper- = ?
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having a lot of something
having nothing
Question 8
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hypo- = ?
Answer
Not a lot of something
A big deal
Question 9
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Osmosis is
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the active movement of water molecules through a membrane
the passive movement of water through a permeable membrane
the passive movement of water through a semi-permeable membrane
diffusion of water from one place to another
Steve Martin
Question 10
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Osmosis is the movement of water from the
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hypotonic to the hypertonic
hypertonic to the hypotonic
good to the bad
big to the small
hard to the soft
Question 11
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Which has a nucleus?
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eukaryote
prokaryote
the rock lobster
Question 12
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Which is not usually as complex or as large as the other?
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prokaryote
eukaryote
Question 13
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An Organelle is ___________
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a membrane bound substructure in the cell.
an organ
rare in cells
only found in prokaryotes
hard to define
Question 14
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Which of these is not an organelle?
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ribosome
vacuole
vesicle
plastid
Question 15
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Which of these organelles have their own DNA?
Answer
plastid
Endoplasmic Reticulum
golgi body
vesicle
mitochondria
Question 16
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the Chloroplast is the most famous plastid type.
Answer
True
False
Question 17
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Plastids are found in both plant and animal cells.
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True
False
Question 18
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Mitochondria:
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posses their own DNA inherited from the maternal line
are energy factories for the cell, and produce ATP
have an inner and an outer membrane
are unique only to animal cells
Question 19
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Plastids have their own DNA.
Answer
True
False
Question 20
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In terms of DNA and/or RNA, replication is:
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when the cell copies itself
the creation of mRNA
The synthesis of a duplicate copy of DNA from a template pair of strands
Question 21
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During replication, the double stranded DNA is separated by ____
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DNA helicase
RNA helicase
zipper gene
zipper enzyme
Question 22
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The step from DNA to RNA is called
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Transcription
Translation
Replication
Question 23
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What does DNA stand for?
Answer
Deoxyribonucleic acid
Deoxixribonucleic acid
Deoxinucleic acid
Question 24
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What is tRNA?
Answer
small RNA molecules containing 75 to 95 nucleotides and carriers of amino acids and participate in protein synthesis.
the transcriptional blue print for a protein that is used to code the proteins structure
used to make copies of DNA during replication
Question 25
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Which of these occur inside the nucleus?
Answer
replication
transcription
translation
Question 26
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________: long chains of DNA wrapped around each other. DNA exists like this only during limited periods of the cells life, and DNA is not really usable in this bundled structure.
Answer
Chromosome
Chromatin
Chromatid
Question 27
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_______: how DNA usually exists within the cell, in a loose, usable state within the nucleus. DNA + Structural Proteins (such as histones).
Answer
Chromasome
Chromatin
Chromatid
Question 28
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Comes from a word that means "color"
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"chromo"
"some"
Question 29
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Comes from a word that means "body"
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"Chromo"
"Some"
Question 30
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A structural protein that DNA is wrapped around in the nucleus:
Answer
histone
histamine
helicase
Question 31
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_______: is an element/part of a chromosome, and is usually joined to another of itself by the centromere of a chromosome.