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pre lab week 3 biology

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What organelle in the amoeba and paramecium is an adaptation to living in a hypotonic environment?

back 1

contractile vacuole

front 2

What shape are onion cells?

back 2

rectangular

front 3

Bacteria have vacuoles.

back 3

False

front 4

A cell has the following molecules and structures: enzymes, DNA, ribosomes, plasma membrane, and mitochondria. It could be a cell from which of the following?

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either a plant or an animal

front 5

A cellular diameter of 40 micrometers is equivalent to:

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0.04 mm

front 6

What is the function of vacuoles in plant cells?

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storage

front 7

Some amoeba can be pathogenic to humans.

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true

front 8

What is the method of motility of paramecium?

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cilia

front 9

Amoeba survive in what type of habitat?

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aqueous environment

front 10

The part of the onion you eat (and the part that was used for study in lab):

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grows below ground.

front 11

Eukaryotic cells are typically larger than prokaryotic cells because:

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their internal membrane system allows compartmentalization of functions and extra surface area for nutrient exchanged and placement of enzymes.

front 12

What is the stinging organelle of paramecium that assists it in capturing large prey?

back 12

trichocyst

front 13

Which of the following organelles enables the Euglena to be photoautotrophic?

Answers:

central vacuole

lysosomes

chloroplasts

mitochondria

tonoplast

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chloroplasts

front 14

What is the thick layer that surrounds each onion cell?

Answers:

interstitial space

the plant circulatory system

cell membrane

cell wall

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cell wall

front 15

How does the composition of bacterial cell walls differ from that of plant cell walls?

Answers:

Bacteria have an extensive network of crosslinked teichoic acids in their cell walls, while plant cell walls are composed primarily of cellulose.

Bacteria have cell walls composed of peptidoglycan, while plant cell walls are composed primarily of cellulose.

Bacteria have cell walls composed of chitin, while plant cell walls are composed primarily of cellulose.

Both plants and bacteria have cell walls composed of cellulose; the cellulose fibers are more extensively crosslinked in bacteria than in plant cells.

  • Question 20 2 out of 2 points

back 15

Bacteria have cell walls composed of peptidoglycan, while plant cell walls are composed primarily of cellulose

front 16

Paramecium are predators of:

Answers:

invertebrates.

insects.

plants.

bacteria

back 16

bacteria

front 17

What was the genus and species of amoeba you studied in lab?

Entamoeba histolytica

Achanthamoeba

Naegleri fowleri

Amoeba proteus

Amoeba aurelia

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Amoeba proteus

front 18

What is the genus and species of the potentially deadly amoeba that causes amoebic meningoencephalitis?

Amoeba caudatum

Acanthamoeba

Naegleri fowleri

Entamoeba histolytica

Amoeba proteus

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Naegleri fowleri

front 19

In the absence of direct sunlight, the euglena might lose its:

chloroplasts.

flagella.

mitochondria.

food vacuoles.

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chloroplasts.

front 20

Which organelle, within the paramecium, controls sexual reproduction?

nucleus

micronucleus

nucleolus

nucleoid region

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micronucleus

front 21

Bacteria have cell walls.

True False

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true

front 22

What is the mechanism by which Euglena move?

extension of cytoskeletal structures

flagella

cilia

amoeboid movement and pseudopods

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flagella

front 23

What part of the onion plant carries out photosynthesis?

tubers

stolens

the roots

the bulb

all parts above ground

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all parts above ground

front 24

How many flagella do Euglena have?

1

more than 2

0

2

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2

front 25

Paramecium are heterotrophs. How do they obtain nutrients from their surroundings?

through the trichocyst

by releasing enzymes outside the cell to digest any available food sources in the immediate environment.

through their oral grooves.

by use of their contractractile vacuoles

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through their oral grooves

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By what mechanism do amoeba move?

:They secrete a mucopolysaccharide extracellularly that enable them to slide along moist surfaces.

They form pseudopods, and have cytoplasmic streaming.

They are ciliated organisms.

They are flagellated organisms.

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They form pseudopods, and have cytoplasmic streaming

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Amoeba are:

:anaerobic organisms

microaerophilic organisms.

aerobic organisms.

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aerobic organisms.