Exam Review
Kingdoms &
Life
Cells
Cell Energy
Transport
Cell Cycle
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FINAL ROUND
SWK/Life:
$100 Question
The statement “If the students are given
candy then they will do well on the final
exam” is an example of this.
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SWK/Life:
$100 Answer
Hypothesis
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SWK/Life:
$200 Question
These are the 7 characteristics of life.
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SWK/Life:
$200 Answer
Reproduction
Heredity
Evolution
Growth and Development
Metabolism
Homeostasis
Cellular Organization
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SWK/Life:
$300 Question
This characteristic describes when a
species of organisms change over time.
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Passive :
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Evolution
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SWK/Life:
$400 Question
Which Kingdoms contain prokaryotic
cells?
ANSWER
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SWK/Life:
$400 Answer
Eubacteria and Archaebacteria
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SWK/Life:
$500 Question
List the Kingdoms that have eukaryotic
cells.
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SWk/Life:
$500 Answer
Fungi, Plant, Animal, Protist
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Cells:
$100 Question
This is where DNA is stored.
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Cells:
$100 Answer
The Nucleus
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Cells:
$200 Question
Which organelle is responsible for protein
synthesis?
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Cells:
$200 Answer
Ribosomes ( on the rough ER and loose in
the cytoplasm)
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Cells:
$300 Question
Which organelle contains digestive
enzymes and cleans up the cell by
“eating” old dead cell parts?
ANSWER
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Cells:
$300 Answer
Lysosomes
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Cells:
$400 Question
Which organelle is responsible for
modifying proteins and lipids and
packaging them into transport vesicles?
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Cells:
$400 Answer
Golgi Apparatus
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Cells:
$500 Question
List the types of mutations, describe each
and describe their impact on proteins.
ANSWER
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DNA:
$500 Answer
Point – one changed nucleotide, one
amino acid is different.
Frameshift – one or more nucleotide is
deleted or inserted. Changes the entire
following pattern.
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Cell Energy:
$100 Question
This is the source of all energy in our food
chain.
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Cell Energy:
$100 Answer
Sunlight
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Cell Energy:
$200 Question
This is the main purpose of doing cellular
respiration.
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Cell Energy:
$200 Answer
Making or charging ATP
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Cell Energy:
$300 Question
These are the balanced chemical
equations for photosynthesis and cellular
respiration.
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Cell Energy:
$300 Answer
Cellular Respiration:
C6H12O6 + 6O2 -> 6CO2 + 6H2O + ATP
Photosynthesis:
6CO2 + 6H2O + Sunlight -> C6H12O6 + 6O2
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Cell Energy:
$400 Question
These are the reactants and products of
the light-independent reaction of
photosynthesis.
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Cell Energy:
$400 Answer
Reactants: NADPH, CO2 and ATP
Products: C6H12O6, NADP+ and ADP
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Cell Energy
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This process allows the human muscle
cells to produce ATP when there is not
enough oxygen.
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Cell Energy
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Lactic Acid Fermentation
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Transport:
$100 Question
This is the main building block of the cell
membrane. They are both polar and
non-polar.
ANSWER
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Transport:
$100 Answer
Phosphate Head –
Polar, Hydrophilic
Phospholipids
Lipid Tail –
Nonpolar,
Hydrophobic
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Transport:
$200 Question
This is the movement of water or any
solvent from an area of high to low
concentration across a semi-permeable
membrane.
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Transport:
$200 Answer
Osmosis
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Transport:
$300 Question
This is the hydrophobic part of the cell
membrane. Explain…
ANSWER
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Transport:
$300 Answer
The lipid tail of the phospholipid is nonpolar which makes it hydrophobic.
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Transport:
$400 Question
This is why water doesn’t freely flow
across the membrane. This is also the
part of the cell that allows water to pass
through.
ANSWER
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Transport:
$400 Answer
Water is a polar molecule (unequal
distribution of electrons). This means
that they are “caught” by the non-polar
lipid tails in the cell membrane.
Aquaporins (protein channels) are
integrated into the cell membrane and
allow water to pass.
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Transport:
$500 Question
A cell is in what type of environment if
there is 5% solute outside and 10%
inside the cell.
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Transport:
$500 Answer
5% Solute
95% Water
10% Solute
90% Water
Hypotonic – there is more water (95%)
outside than inside the cell (90%).
Therefore water will flow into the cell.
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DNA:
$100 Question
What are the three stages of the cell cycle,
in order?
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DNA:
$100 Answer
Interphase, Mitosis, Cytokinesis
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DNA / Protein Synth:
$200 Question
What are the four stages of mitosis, in
order?
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DNA:
$200 Answer
Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase,
Telophase
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DNA:
$300 Question
During which stage of mitosis does
chromatin condense to form
chromosomes?
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DNA:
$300 Answer
Prophase
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DNA:
$400 Question
What is apoptosis? Why is it important?
ANSWER
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DNA:
$400 Answer
Programmed cell death; Important
because a cell with a mutation or
problem should not divide and make
copies of itself, could lead to cancer
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DNA:
$500 Question
During which stage of Mitosis do
chromosomes split apart and sister
chromatids migrate to opposite sides of
the cell?
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DNA:
$500 Answer
Anaphase
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FINAL ROUND Question
List the major differences and similarities
between prokaryotic and eukaryotic
cells.
ANSWER
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Prokaryotes
Eukaryotes
FINAL
ROUND Question
•No nucleus
•Nucleus
Both
•Living things
•Smaller and
simpler cells
•Larger and more •DNA
complex cells
•Ribosomes
•No membrane
•Have membrane
bound organelles bound organelles •Cytoplasm
Example:
Eubacteria and
Archaebacteria
Examples:
•Plants
•Animals
•Fungi
•Protists
•Cell membrane
ANSWER
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