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Welcome!The Topic For Today Is…
Organelles Transport Macromolecules Enzymes Cell Cycle
200 200 200 200 200
400 400 400 400 400
600 600 600 600 600
800 800 800 800 800
1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
Bonus Question: 5000 pts
Organelles: 200
• Question:• What’s the best & second best way to
distinguish between a prokaryotic and an eukaryotic cell?
• Answer• Nucleus, Membrane-bound organelles
Organelles : 400
• Question:• What’s the best & second best way to
distinguish between a plant and an animal cell?
• Answer• Chloroplast, cell wall
Organelles : 600
• Question:• Name and identify the organelles involved in
animal and plant metabolism• Answer• Mitochondria, chloroplast
Organelles : 800
• Question:• Animal metabolism (cellular respiration)
happens in 3 stages: Glycolysis, Citric Acid Cycle, and the Electron Transport Chain. Which of these 3 stages takes place outside the mitochondria?
• Answer:• glycolysis
Organelles : 1000• Question:
• Describe the organelles involved in protein synthesis and their role in the process from start to finish.
• Answer• Nucleus (store DNA), Ribosome (translate mRNA),
Golgi (protein modification)
Transport: 200• Question:• Molecules diffusing across a membrane from
high concentration to low concentration is what type of transport?
• Answer• Passive Transport
Transport : 400• Question:• Molecules being moved across a membrane
from low concentration to high concentration is what type of transport? What does this type of transport require?
• Answer• Active transport, energy
Transport : 600• Question:• Simple diffusion directly across a membrane is
possible with small molecules. What type of diffusion happens when larger molecules need the help of a transport protein?
• Answer• Facilitated diffusion
Transport : 800• Question:• A slice of potato is placed in a glass of highly
concentrated salt water. Will the potato shrink or swell, and why?
• Answer• Shrink- water moves to the higher
concentrated salt water
Transport : 1000• Question:
• A slice of potato is placed in a glass of water with a solute concentration equal to that of the potato. Will the potato shrink or swell, and why?
• Answer• Neither- equal concentration of solute so no
osmosis.
Macromolecules: 200
• Question:• The macromolecule that makes up DNA.
Bonus 200: What are the 3 parts of it?• Answer• Nucleotide; phosphate, ribose sugar, nucleic
acid base
Macromolecules: 400
• Question:• A protein consists of chains of what? What
determines a protein’s function?• Answer• Amino acids, its shape
Macromolecules: 600
• Question:• These macromolecules are used for short and
long term energy storage (have to say which is which).
• Answer• Carbs and lipids
Macromolecules : 800
• Question:• A person that does not get enough
phosphates in their diet would have trouble producing which macromolecule?
• Answer• Nucleic acids/DNA & RNA
Macromolecules : 1000
• Question:• What is the reagent and positive test result for
each of the following macromolecules?– Simple carbs, complex carbs, lipids, proteins
• Answer• Simple carbs: Benedicts (orange)• complex carbs: Iodine (black)• lipids: Sudan III (red) or brown paper bag turns see-
through• Proteins: Biurets (dark purple)
Enzymes: 200• Question:• An enzyme acts as a biological __________.• Answer• catalyst
Enzymes : 400• Question:• An enzyme functions by lowering the
____________________ of a reaction, effectively increasing the rate of reaction.
• Answer• Activation energy
Enzymes : 600• Question:• Enzymes work like a lock and keys; they fit
together with the molecule they are affecting and form an ______________ complex.
• Answer• Enzyme-substrate
Enzymes : 800• Question:• The substrate bonds with the enzyme at what
area of the enzyme?• Answer• Active site
Enzymes : 1000
• Question:• Name 3 of the factors that influence an
enzymes ability to do its job.• Answer• Temp, pH, enzyme/substrate concentrations,
coenzymes
Cell Cycle: 200• Question:• What are the three main phases of the cell
cycle? • Answer• Interphase, mitosis, cytokinesis
Cell Cycle : 400• Question:• During what stage of interphase are
chromosomes replicated?• Answer• S-phase
Cell Cycle : 600• Question:• If a cell has 23 pairs of chromosomes during G1 of
interphase, how many pairs will each new cell have when Mitosis ends (assuming everything happens as it should)?
• BONUS 200: How would that number be different if it went through Meiosis instead?
• Answer• 23 / Bonus: 23 individual chromosomes instead of
pairs
Cell Cycle : 800• Question:• Put the 4 stages of mitosis in the right
order and name them:• Answer• B-D-C-A
A BC
D
Cell Cycle : 1000
• Question:• Many cancers are caused by the break down
of what part of the cell cycle?• Answer• G1/S/G2 checkpoints
Bonus Question: 2500 pts.
• Question:• W• Answer•