Question 1
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Which of these is not an industrial use of the plant cell wall?
Question 2
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Choose the incorrect statement about the cell wall/plant cells.
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The middle lamella is the "cement" inbetween cell's cell walls.
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The middle lamella is mainly composed of pectin.
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The primary cell wall is the innermost wall.
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There are 3 layers in a secondary cell wall.
Question 3
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Cellulose is:
(Choose all correct.)
Question 4
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Cellulose forms microfibrils which contain hydrogen bonds.
Question 5
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Choose the incorrect statement about the primary cell wall.
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It is relatively thin and flexible.
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It allows for growth.
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It is about half (40-50%) cellulose and hemicellulose, with hemicellulose being more dominant.
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It is about 35% pectin.
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It is 5-10% protein, mainly extensin.
Question 6
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Pectin:
(Choose all correct.)
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is a polysaccharide.
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absorbs water.
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resists compression.
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is a disaccharide.
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is hydrophobic.
Question 7
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There are [blank_start]two[blank_end] phases of cell wall composition, plus a network of [blank_start]extensin[blank_end]. Firstly, a [blank_start]crystalline microfibrillar phase[blank_end] where cellulose is the main component. Secondly, a [blank_start]non-crystalline matrix[blank_end] is formed of pectic [blank_start]polysaccharides[blank_end] and [blank_start]hemicellulosic[blank_end] polysaccharides. Hemicellulose is a [blank_start]heterogenous[blank_end] polysaccharide, with a [blank_start]single[blank_end] sugar backbone, containing short [blank_start]side[blank_end] chains of different sugars. It forms a rigid structure. Pectin is a [blank_start]branched[blank_end] and negatively charged polysaccharide.
Question 8
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Which of these is not an effect of extensin and cellulose cross linking.
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Dehydration of the cell wall.
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Increase in extensibility.
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Increase of cell wall strength.
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None of the above.
Question 9
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Complete the steps of cell wall synthesis.
1. [blank_start]Cellulose microfibrils[blank_end] are made and excreted by the [blank_start]plasma membrane[blank_end] to form the cell wall basis.
2. [blank_start]Polysaccharides pectin and hemicellulose[blank_end] are processed/fully synthesized in the [blank_start]Golgi[blank_end] and leave in vesicles to the cell wall.
3. [blank_start]Proteins e.g. extensins[blank_end] from the [blank_start]rough endoplasmic reticulum[blank_end] go through the Golgi and are sent to added the cell wall via vesicles.
Note: all vesicles fuse to the plasma membrane.
Question 10
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Cellulose is synthesized by a multi sub unit complex, which contains the enzyme [blank_start]cellulose synthase[blank_end]. Sucrose is spilt into it's components of [blank_start]sucrose[blank_end] and glucose. Glucose is used to make [blank_start]cellulose[blank_end] while sucrose remains in the [blank_start]cytosol[blank_end].
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cellulose synthase
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fructose
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cellulose
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cytosol
Question 11
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Choose the incorrect statement about the cell wall synthesis process.
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Cellulose synthase sits in the plasma membrane.
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Cellulose synthase is attached to the cytoskeleton's cortical microtubules.
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Cellulose microfibrils are produced by cellulose synthase.
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Cellulose microfibrils run perpendicular to the cortical microtubules.
Question 12
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Randomly oriented cellulose microfibrils causes the cell to expand in all directions.
Question 13
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Microfibrils perpendicular to the long axis of the cell will cause the cell to expand horizontally.
Question 14
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Infected cells will produce:
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fungicide-containing fusion bodies
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fungicide-containing inclusion bodies
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fungicide-resisting fusion bodies
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fungicide-resisting inclusion bodies
Question 15
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When cells receive a signal from an adjacent infected cell, they will:
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carry out programmed cell death
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release fungicide into their cytoplasm
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release fungicide into their cell walls
Question 16
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Choose the correct statement about the secondary cell wall.
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It is weaker and thinner than the primary wall.
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All plant cells have a secondary wall.
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It is produced after cell growth has stopped.
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It provides additional support to the primary cell wall.
Question 17
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The secondary cell wall:
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has multiple layers, with microfibrils aligned in the same direction
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has a single layer, with microfibrils aligned in the same direction
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has multiple layers, with microfibrils aligned in different directions
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has a single layer, with microfibrils aligned in the different directions
Question 18
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Choose the correct statements about the secondary cell wall.
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It has more cellulose than the primary cell wall.
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It has more pectin than the primary cell wall.
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15 to 35 percent of it is lignin.
Question 19
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Lignin is found in [blank_start]secondary[blank_end] cell walls and is the [blank_start]second most[blank_end] abundant macromolecule on earth. It is a complex phenolic [blank_start]polymer[blank_end] which confers strength, [blank_start]rigidity[blank_end] and [blank_start]hydrophobicity[blank_end].
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secondary
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primary
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second most
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most
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polymer
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monomer
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rigidity
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flexibility
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hydrophobicity
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hydrophilicity
Question 20
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A grouping of plasmodesmata is called a:
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pitfield
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pore field
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desmozone
Question 21
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Plasmodesmata allow cell to cell [blank_start]communication[blank_end] via channels which connect [blank_start]cytoplasm[blank_end]. The plasma membrane around these pores is [blank_start]continuous[blank_end] from one cell to another. The plasmodesmata are small enough to prevent [blank_start]organelle[blank_end] movement but large enough to allow the free exchange of [blank_start]small molecules[blank_end]. The endoplasmic reticulum can [blank_start]penetrates[blank_end] the plasmodesmata to [blank_start]bridge[blank_end] between cells.
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communication
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cytoplasm
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continuous
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organelle
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small molecules
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penetrate
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bridge
Question 22
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Choose the correct options.
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Viruses can move through plasmodesmata by drifting.
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Viruses need gating/movement proteins to move through plasmodesmata.
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Alfalfa mosaic virus and potato leafroll virus are an exception to this method of infection.
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Alfalfa mosaic virus and potato leafroll virus are an example of this method of infection.