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1 What is the literal definition of the word, “Eu-karyotic?” A 100

2 What state is the cell always working to maintain? A 200

3 Name two differences between a plant cell and an animal cell. A 300

4 (1). What does “E.R.” stand for? (2). What is the difference between the rough E.R. and the smooth E.R.? A 400

5 Name three or four structures present in all cells. A 500

6 What is the distance between two objects at which it first becomes impossible to resolve them as separate? B 100

7 What is the “thickness of the plane of focus?” B 200

8 What is the term for “the diameter of view of the circle of view you can see when looking down a microscope?” B 300

9 How does one determine total magnification? B 400

10 Define, “Parfocal” B 500

11 What is the name of the organelle that produces energy (ATP) for the cell? C 100

12 Which organelle is the “brain” of the cell? (Aka the “control center” of the cell) C 200

13 What is the name of the organelle that “packages” materials? C 300

14 Where is RNA produced? C 400

15 Which organelle contains digestive juices? C 500

16 Which organelle is the site of photosynthesis? D 100

17 (1). What is the “jelly-like” substance in the cell called? (2). What would happen to a cell without this substance? D 200

18 What is the name of the organelle that stores water and food? D 300

19 Which organelle is referred to as the “roadway” of the cell? D 400

20 What regulates passage of materials in and out of the nucleus? D 500

21 What happens to the cell in a “hypertonic” environment? E 100

22 How is “osmosis” different from diffusion? E 200

23 Fill in the blanks: In both diffusion and osmosis, molecules diffuse ____ a _____________ gradient. E 300

24 (1). What is facilitated diffusion? (2). Is it considered “active” or “passive” transport? E 400

25 Define the following: (1). Permeable (2). Semi-permeable (3). Impermeable E 500

26 What is required in “active transport” that is NOT required in “passive” transport? F 100

27 (1). The cell forms a vesicle during which two types of active transport? (2). Describe both types F 200

28 (1). What are the two types of “endocytosis?” (2). Describe both types F 300

29 Fill in the blanks: Active transport requires ______ and moves substances _______ the _____________ gradient, from ___ to ____. F 400

30 Describe three major differences between Prokaryotic cells and Eukaryotic cells. F 500


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