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Chap 7 Bonus Quiz
List the parts of the cell theory
Lipids are synthesized by this
organelle
This organelle has the
information to make proteins
These are 3 organelles only found
in plants.
These organelles make sugar.
This organelle only found in
animals
What is the smallest unit of living
things?
What are the two major types of
cells?
This modifies and packages
molecules for export
These are 3 differences between
prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells
This is the theory that
mitochondria were once free
living
This organelle provides energy to
the cell.
This is an example of a vacuole.
These are two things that can be
stored in a central vacuole.
What is carried within
lysosomes?
Which organelles has ribosomes
on them?
This regulates what gets in and
out of the cell.
This takes up most of the plant
cell.
What is the main molecule that
makes up the cell membrane?
How would you describe the
middle portion of the cell
membrane?
Name the functions of the plasma
membrane proteins
A cell in very SALTY water is in
what kind of environment?
A blood cell floating in blood
plasma is in this kind of
environment.
Draw on Skitch/Notability
• A blood cell in a very hypotonic
environment
• Draw an arrow to show which way most of
the water is moving
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Draw on Skitch/Notability
• A section of the cell membrane
• – label 4 parts!
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These are two types of passive
movement of molecules through
the cell membrane.
These are two differences
between active transport and
facilitated diffusion
This is how osmosis differs from
diffusion.
These are two types of molecules
that can easily pass through the
bilipid layer of the cell membrane
How does facilitated diffusion
differ from diffusion?
In order for multicellular
organisms to maintain
homeostasis the cells must do
this
This organelle can make plant
cells turgid
How would a 5um field of view
change if the magnification
increased by 2X?
A proton pump is an example of
this.
A food vacuole would form from
this process.
What kind of hormones have
receptors IN the cell?
What kind of active transport is
associated with coupled
channels?
What would happen to a dialysis
bag of .5 M sucrose solution in a
cup of .7 M sucrose solution?
What kind of environment would
a turgid elodea leaf cell be sitting
in?
Red blood cells sitting in your
plasma are in this kind of
environment.
How do we know if a potato cell
is sitting in an isotonic
environment?
How can the concentration of a
potato cell be determined from a
graph?
Sugar could move into a cell with
Na+ using this kind of channel.
A Cell sitting in freshwater is in
this kind of environment.
When a cell releases hormones,
it would use this process.
These are two types of active
transport.
These are two ways in which a
large protein molecule could
enter the cell.
These are two types of
endocytosis.
Your immune system interacts
with this kind of membrane
protein.
This is an example of a
disaccharide.