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Cells Unit Test Review
Prokaryote
Nucleus
Membrane Bound
Organelles
Ribosomes
DNA
Reproduce/Replicate
Cell Membrane
Example
Eukaryote
X
Virus
X
X
X
X
X
Bacteria
X
X
X
X
X/W CELL
X
Plant/Animal/Protist/Fungi Influenza
1. Prokaryotes DO NOT have:
Nucleus or membrane bound organelles
2. If a cell has a nucleus it is a:
Eukaryote
3. Viruses are non living but are exceptions to the cell theory because they
have:
They contain genetic material (nucleic acid)
4. How do you prevent the spread of a virus?
Vaccination
5. Define organelle?
Structure within a cell that performs a specific function
6. Levels of organization – where to organelles fit?
Atom-element-molecule- organelle - cell-tissue-organ-organ systemorganism-species-population-community- ecosystem- biosphere
7. Why is bacteria classified as living and viruses classified as non living?
Bacteria can reproduce on their own and viruses cannot – bacteria
uses binary fission and viruses uses lytic and lysogenic cycle
8. Compare the size of eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells?
Eukaryotic cells are larger than prokaryotic
9. What is influenza to a virus?
Influenza is a disease caused by a virus
10. Why are viruses characterized as nonliving particles?
Don’t have a metabolism
11. How is the lysogenic cycle different for the lytic cycle?
The host cell isn’t destroyed immediately
12. What are the steps of viral replication?
Attach to cell – Injection of genetic material – replication of DNA/RNA
– Assembly of Proteins – Reproduce viruses – Destroys host cell – cycle repeats
13. What is the monomer of DNA?
Nucleic acid
14. The enzyme catalase breaks down hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen.
During this reaction, the catalase IS UNCHANGED
15. How much energy travels through a food pyramid? Who would get 1%?
10% -- Secondary Producer
16. What is a tertiary consumer?
Third level consumer - Carnivore
17. What is an independent variable?
Variable I can change
18. What is a dependent variable?
Variable that is measured
19. What are the parts to the cell theory?
Cells are basic unit of structure, cells are basic unit of function, cells come
from pre existing cells