Exam For Zoology

Front 1

The intestines are what to the spine?

Back 1

Ventral

Front 2

The parietal membrane covers what?

Back 2

Lungs

Front 3

True or false. Our body rarely uses hydrolysis?

Back 3

False

Front 4

What are the components of the generic amino acid molecule?

Back 4

Glycerols and fatty acids

Front 5

What happens when bonds are broken?

Back 5

Energy is released

Front 6

Which of the following is regarded as an organic molecule?

Back 6

Carbohydrate, 5 carbon answer

Front 7

A long chain of monosaccharides that are linked together are called?

Back 7

Glycogen, starch

Front 8

Folding and coiling of two polypeptide chains together make?

Back 8

Clottinary

Front 9

Large organic molecules such as carbs, lipids are built by?

Back 9

Remove water, dehydration synthesis

Front 10

All organic molecules contain what?

Back 10

Carbon

Front 11

Anatomical position?

Back 11

Hands are not medial

Front 12

Results in larger molecule, do not break bonds, do not release energy

Back 12

Anabolic Reactions.

Front 13

Sequence in control system

Back 13

receptor, information goes to control center, control center decides response, uses effector, effector performs response

Front 14

Which of the following is in the lipid group?

Back 14

Steroid

Front 15

Which of the following is not true concerning saturated fats?

Back 15

Liquid at room temperature

Front 16

which of the following would not be a constituent of the plasma membrane?

Back 16

Nucleic Acids

Front 17

Why is the rough ER rough?

Back 17

Ribosomes

Front 18

Organelle where amino acids are formed?

Back 18

Ribosomes

Front 19

Where are ribosomes produced?

Back 19

Nucleolus

Front 20

Organelle where the aerobic cellular respiration occurs?

Back 20

Mitochondria

Front 21

What organelle has powerful digestive enzymes?

Back 21

Lysosomes

Front 22

When you place a cell in hypertonic solution what happens?

Back 22

They shink

Front 23

Which one is not true concerning mitochondria?

Back 23

Produced by Golgi Apparatus

Front 24

What of the following characteristics does active transport and facilitated diffusion have in common?

Back 24

Both use a carrier molecule

Front 25

True or false, G0 cells don't divide?

Back 25

True

Front 26

Example of movement of oxygen where it is high concentration to low concentration?

Back 26

Diffusion

Front 27

Movement of a solvent accrossed permeable membrane is called what?

Back 27

Osmosis

Front 28

Movement of a substance along the concentration that uses a carrier molecule?

Back 28

Facilitative Diffusion

Front 29

What is a sodium-potassium pump?

Back 29

Active

Front 30

Movement of a substance acrossed a gradient that uses carrier and energy?

Back 30

Active

Front 31

Function of Mytosis?

Back 31

Growth cell replacement

Front 32

What happens if you put a red blood cell in pure water?

Back 32

Lyse

Front 33

What is true about the nucleus?

Back 33

Contains a nucleolus

Front 34

What is specifically performed by a microphane(white blood cell)?

Back 34

Phagocytes

Front 35

Junctions in a cell that can obtain great stress?

Back 35

Desmosomes

Front 36

Elements with in a cell made of proteins that forms an internal scaffolding?

Back 36

Cytoskeleton

Front 37

Junctions which hold cells together that with hold passage of substance through?

Back 37

Tight Junction

Front 38

Junctions between cells which allow substance to pass from one cell to another cell?

Back 38

Gap Junction