cell structure - exam questions Flashcards

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1
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define organ

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a group of tissues

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2
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define organ system

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group of organs working together to perform one or more functions

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3
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examples of organ systems in animals

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digestive system
circulatory system

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4
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explain tissue culture

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growth of cells in vitro

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5
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conditions necessary for successful tissue culture of any two

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sterile conditions and nutrients

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6
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applications of tissue culture of any two

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skin grafting
plant breeding

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7
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explain why the image cannot be produced by a light microscope

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mitochondria are too small to be seen using a light microscope

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8
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name one type of animal cell that does not have mitochondria

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red blood cell

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9
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an animal cell will burst if placed in a concentrated sugar solution

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false

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10
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organs are groups of tissues with a shared function

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true

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11
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eukaryotic

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contains a nucleus

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12
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prokaryotic

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does not contain a nucleus

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13
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which image represents a plant tissue

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B

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14
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give a reason the image represents a plant tissue

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cell wall present
all cells joined to each other

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15
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identify structure Z

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nucleus

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16
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when examining cells with a microscope, name a stain you used

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iodine

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17
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when examining cells with a microscope, give one benefit of using a stain

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make cells more visible

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18
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what is the actual width of this cell

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0.005 cm

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19
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describe the steps taken to view these cells at x400

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select x40 objective lens
use fine focus

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20
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adrenaline is secreted into the blood when experiencing a threat

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true

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21
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plants are produces however they still need mitochondria

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true

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22
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neurotransmitters are transported in the blood

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false

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23
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a potato is a root modified to store food

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false

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24
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tissue culture involves growing cells on a artificial medium

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true

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there are four bones in the middle ear
false
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monocotyledonous plants are almost always herbaceous
true
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name two types of animal tissue
epidermis and connective
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tissue
a group of cells with the same function
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how the epidermis is adapted
one layer thick
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how is connective tissue adapted
increased synthesis
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tissue culture
growth of cells in vitro
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another tissue application
plant breeding
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name a protein that has a fibrous structure
collagen
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where in the human body would you expect to find collagen?
skin
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give a role of a named mineral other than calcium which is required in plants
magnesium, growth
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state two reasons why water is required by living organisms
regulates body temperature carries nutrients and oxygen acts as a solvent
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name the metallic element present in haemoglobin
iron (fe)
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what type of food biomolecule may be identified by the use of benedict's or Fehling's solution
reducing sugar
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name molecules labeled in the cell membranes A and B
A - protein B - lipid
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molecules can move through cell membranes through various processes. name two such processes
osmosis diffusion
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suggest a reason why the organelle involved in aerobic respiration is found in different amounts in different cells
cells need different amounts of energy
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what term is used to describe organisms whose cells contain a nucleus
eukaryotes
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what term is used to describe organisms that do not have nuclei?
prokaryotes
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name an organelle other than the nucleus which contains genetic material
mitochondria
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give two features of eukaryotic cells that distinguish them from prokaryotic cells
possess a nucleus and mitochondria
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give one function of one named tissue found in plants
xylem tissue - transports water and nutrients from the roots to different part of the plant
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give one function of one named tissue found in animals
connective tissue - provides support and protection to the body
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state one way in which xylem tissue is adapted to carry nutrients from the roots
forms a continuous hollow tube
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state one way in which connective tissue is adapted to provide support and protection to the body
has white cells to defend body and platelets to clot the blood
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state two requirements for successful tissue culture
sterile conditions suitable temperature and pH
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when preparing animal cells for examination with a light microscope describe how you obtained a sample of cells
rubbed inside cheek with swab
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what stain did you use on the sample
methylene blue
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outline how you used the coverslip
at an angle to eliminate air bubbles
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explain why the coverslip is needed
to protect the sample from drying out
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describe how you examined the cells using the microscope
focus using coarse focus
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state function of the coarse focus
to focus on sample
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state a role of connective tissue
transports nutrients through diffusion
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give two examples of the use of tissue culture
plant breeding and skin grafts
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state the precise location of the cell membrane in plants cells
Immediately inside the cell wall
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with what type of cell do you associate membrane bound organelles
eukaryotic
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what corresponding term is used to describe bacterial cells?
prokaryotic
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what does selectively permeable mean?
only some substances are allowed to pass through
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why is diffusion alternatively known as passive transport
no or little energy required
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osmosis may be described as a 'special case of diffusion. explain why
movement of water
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name the structure by which amoeba gets rid of excess water that had entered by osmosis
contractile vacuole
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give two locations in a cell at which there is a selectively permeable membrane
chloroplasts and mitochondria
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what is diffusion
movement of molecules from area of high concentration to area of low concentration
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in the case of a named molecule, give a precise location at which it diffuses in the human body
oxygen passing from alveoli into blood
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explain the biological basis for the use of high salt concentration in the preservation of food
it reduces water activity of foods prevents them from rotting
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in the human diet zinc, iron and copper are examples of
minerals
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the walls of xylem vessels are reinforced with
ligin
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where in a cell would you expect to find phospholipids
membrane
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what vitamin is an example of a water-soluble vitamin
vitamin C
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name a disorder associated with a deficiency of the vitamin c
scurvy
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function of ribosome
protein synthesis
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the function of cell membrane
selectively permeable
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describe the difference in colour between the nucleus and cytoplasm when the stained cell was viewed under the microscope
cytoplasm paler
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an example of a protein that has a structural role is
collagen