Bio - Module 2.1: Cell structure

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A2 Biology (Revision) Quiz on Bio - Module 2.1: Cell structure, created by Jack Stanley on 19/11/2016.
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Question 1

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What is the function of the Nucleus?
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  • Control of the cell
  • To manufacture ATP
  • To modify amino acid chains
  • To induce enzyme activity

Question 2

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What is meant by the term: Magnification?
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  • How much bigger an image appears when compared with the original object.
  • The ability to distinguish between 2 points clearly.
  • The magnifying power of the objective lens.
  • How much smaller an image appears when compared to the original object

Question 3

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What is meant by the term: Resolution?
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  • How much bigger an image appears when compared with the original object.
  • The magnifying power of the objective lens.
  • The ability to distinguish between 2 points clearly.
  • How much smaller an image appears when compared with the original object

Question 4

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What is the equation for calculating Magnification?
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  • Total magnification = Image size / Magnification.
  • Total magnification = Magnifying power of the objective lens x eyepiece lens.
  • Total magnification = Image size x Magnification.
  • There is no calculation.

Question 5

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Optical microscopes are [blank_start]cheap[blank_end], easy to use, and, [blank_start]portable[blank_end] pieces of equipment. They enable [blank_start]live[blank_end] specimens to be viewed.
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  • cheap
  • portable
  • live

Question 6

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What is the wavelength of an Electron microscope?
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  • 0.004nm
  • 0.004µm
  • 0.02nm
  • 0.002µm

Question 7

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The type of image displayed from a Transmission electron microscope is
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  • 2D
  • 3D

Question 8

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The type of image displayed from a Scanning electron microscope is
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  • 2D
  • 3D

Question 9

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Transmission Electron microscopes produce a grey-scale image
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  • True
  • False

Question 10

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Scanning Electron microscopes produce a grey-scale image
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  • True
  • False

Question 11

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To prepare a slide you [blank_start]dehydrate[blank_end] the specimen, embed them in [blank_start]wax[blank_end], and, [blank_start]section[blank_end] them.
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  • dehydrate
  • stain
  • crush
  • iodine
  • methylblue
  • eosin
  • wax
  • section
  • split
  • separate
  • slice
  • hydrate

Question 12

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What does acetic orcein stain? What colour would you expect?
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  • Cytoplasm: red
  • Lipids: red
  • Cellulose: yellow
  • DNA and chromosomes: red

Question 13

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What is meant by the term 'differential staining'?
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  • Staining each structure in isolation to view structures individually.
  • Staining each structure differently to identify each structure.
  • Using a variety of stains upon the same component.
  • Using only one type of staining.

Question 14

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The Golgi apparatus is a modifying unit
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  • True
  • False

Question 15

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Mitochondria are 2-10 µm long
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  • True
  • False

Question 16

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What is the function of the Chloroplast?
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  • The site of protein synthesis
  • To manufacture water molecules; keeping plant cells hydrated
  • The site of photosynthesis
  • To give plants green pigments

Question 17

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What is the function of the vacuole?
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  • To maintain turgidity.
  • To hydrate the cell in low water concentrations
  • To stimulate catabolic reactions
  • To trap pathogenic substances

Question 18

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Hydrolytic enzymes digest foreign matter
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  • True
  • False

Question 19

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Prokaryotic cells contain [blank_start]loops[blank_end] of naked DNA. They also contain whip-like projections called [blank_start]flagella[blank_end], as well as pili.
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  • hoops
  • loops
  • rings
  • branches
  • flagella
  • microvili
  • undulipodia
  • cillia

Question 20

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How do Prokaryotic cells divide?
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  • Mitosis
  • Meiosis
  • Binary fission
  • Cytokinesis
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