Scientific Method, Evolution, Chemistry
Water/Carbon
Macromolecules
Cell Structure and Endomembrane System
Random
100

Following a scientific method, what is the correct order of steps? Include: (hypothesis, communicate results, analysis, conclusion, observation, and experiment)

Observation, hypothesis, experiment, analysis, conclusion, and communicate results. 

100

Why can carbon form diverse molecules?

Carbon has four valence electrons which mean it can form four covalent bonds with other atoms. 

100

Which molecule has both hydrophillic and hydrophobic properties and is found in the plasma membrane?

Phospholipid. 

100

What are the main differences between prokaryotes and eukaryotes?

Prokaryotes: no membrane bound organelles, no nucleus, smaller in size, asexual reproduction, (bacteria) 

Eukaryotes: has a true nucleus enclosed by a nuclear envelope, contains membrane bound organelles, larger in size, (plants, animals, etc). 

100

What is the central dogma of biology? 

DNA ----- Transcription ---RNA----Translation---Protein

200

Which taxonomic domain includes multicellular photosynthetic organisms? 

Eukarya 

200

Why does water have surface tension?

Because of hydrogen bonds between water molecules at the surface

200

Describe the structure of proteins. 

Primary: sequence of amino acids that make up proteins. Secondary: Alpha Helix/beta sheet. Tertiary: R groups interact with eachother. Quarternary: two or more individual sub-units; multiple poly-peptide chain

200

What is the difference between Rougher ER and Smooth ER? 

The Rough ER synthesize proteins while the Smooth ER synthesizes lipids and is involved in detoxification!

200

List the four pathways of cellular respiration.

Glycolysis

Pyruvate Processing 

Citric Acid Cycle 

Electron Transport Chain

300

Atoms with the same number of protons but with different electrical charges are  _____

different ions

300
Why does water have a partial negative charge? 

The electrons shared between the oxygen and hydrogen atoms spend more time around the oxygen atoms nucleus rather than the hydrogen atom's nucleus. 

OR: because it is a polar bond. 

300

List the three parts of a nucleotide

1) pentose sugar 

2) phosphate group

3) nitrogenous base

300

Describe and give the function of the following organlles: nucleus,mitochondrion,chloroplast

Nucleus: enclosed in a double membrane, contains cells genetic material 

Chloroplasts: harvests energy from sunlight

Mitochondrion: turns food into energy (ATP) providing energy for the cell - BONUS: how does this happen?

300

Discuss redox reactions in terms of both electron and energy transfer.

OIL RIG 


Oxidation is loss of electrons 

Reduction is gain of electrons 

400

Describe an ionic, polar, and non-polar bond

An ionic bond involces an attraction between ions of opposite charges. 

Polar bonds are an unequal sharing of electrons. 

Non-polar bonds are equal sharing of electrons. 

400

Name the properties of water. 

Cohesion and Adhesion 

High Specific Heat

High Heat of Vaporization

Capillary Action

Density of Ice

400

Compare and Contrast DNA and RNA

DNA: deoxyribose sugar, double stranded, passes genetic code to offspring, found in the nucleus

RNA: ribose sugare, single-stranded, copies genetic code so that proteins can be made

400

List and describe the three types of endocytosis. 

Phagocytosis: cell eating 

Pinocytosis: cell drinking 

Receptor-mediated endocytosis: specific molecules bind to receptors on the cell surface the binding triggers the formation of a vesicle allowing uptake of the target molecule.

400

Explain why enzymes have an optimal temperature and pH. What happens when they deviate too far from these optimal conditions?

The enzymes becomes denatured when they deviate far from their optimal conditions. 

500
Design/describe and experiment. What is the independant variable, dependant variable, control group, experimental group. 

Do they deserve points?

500

Explain how the pH scale works. 

pH scales measurs the concetration of hydrogen ions (H+) , it is logarithmic

7= neutral 

<7= Acidic 

>7=Basic 

500

What is the main function of starch, glycogen, cellulose, chitin, and peptidoglycan. 

Starch: stores energy

Glycogen: stores energy for animals 

Cellulose: structure in plants

Chitin: structure in fungi

500

Summarize the Endomembrane System

1. Proteins and are synthesized in the ER

2. Vesicles transport them to the Golgi apparatus for modification and sorting 

3. The producrs are sent to the plasma membrane

500

List the reactants and products of the Calvin Cycle

Reactants: Carbon dioxide, ATP, NADPH

Products: (G3P), NADP, ADP + P

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