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Final Review for NC Biology EOC Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Photosynthesis - carbon dioxide + water -- glucose + oxygen Prokaryotes - cells with NO nucleus or membrane bound organelles; ex. BACTERIA Eukaryotes - organisms with cells that have membrane bound organelles; ex. plants, animals, fungi, protists Cells - contais cytoplasm, plasma membrane, DNA, & ribosomes Nucleus - organelle that controls cell activity and contains the DNA in eukaryotes Ribosomes - where proteins are made Mitochondria - where cellular respiration takes place and energy (ATP) is produced Chloroplasts - where photosynthesis takes place Cell Wall - found only in plant & fungi cells; functions as support & protection for the cell 2100% Pass Guarantee Sophia Bennett, All Rights Reserved © 2025 Vacuole - provides storage for water, food, waste within the cell and assists with movement of water in/out of protists Plasma Membrane - surrounds ALL cells and maintains homeostasis by controlling what goes in/out of the cell Phospholipid Bilayer - the double layer of lipids and proteins that make up the plasma membrane Concentration Gradient - all things freely move from higher to lower concentrations Diffusion - passive transport where particles move with the concentration gradient & DOES NOT require energy Passive transport - particles moving across a membrane without the use of energy (high to low); i.e. DIFFUSION ATP - where cellular energy is stored within the Ph

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Photosynthesis - ✔✔carbon dioxide + water --> glucose + oxygen


Prokaryotes - ✔✔cells with NO nucleus or membrane bound organelles; ex. BACTERIA


Eukaryotes - ✔✔organisms with cells that have membrane bound organelles; ex. plants,

animals, fungi, protists


Cells - ✔✔contais cytoplasm, plasma membrane, DNA, & ribosomes


Nucleus - ✔✔organelle that controls cell activity and contains the DNA in eukaryotes


Ribosomes - ✔✔where proteins are made


Mitochondria - ✔✔where cellular respiration takes place and energy (ATP) is produced


Chloroplasts - ✔✔where photosynthesis takes place


Cell Wall - ✔✔found only in plant & fungi cells; functions as support & protection for

the cell




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,Vacuole - ✔✔provides storage for water, food, waste within the cell and assists with

movement of water in/out of protists


Plasma Membrane - ✔✔surrounds ALL cells and maintains homeostasis by controlling

what goes in/out of the cell


Phospholipid Bilayer - ✔✔the double layer of lipids and proteins that make up the

plasma membrane


Concentration Gradient - ✔✔all things freely move from higher to lower concentrations


Diffusion - ✔✔passive transport where particles move with the concentration gradient

& DOES NOT require energy


Passive transport - ✔✔particles moving across a membrane without the use of energy

(high to low); i.e. DIFFUSION


ATP - ✔✔where cellular energy is stored within the Phosphate bonds


Aerobic Respiration - ✔✔cellular respiration that requires oxygen


Homeostasis - ✔✔organisms or individual cells maintaining balance in order to survive


Mitosis - ✔✔Cell division producing two identical cells (2n)


Cytokinesis - ✔✔the division at the end of the cell cycle in which 2 separate cells are

created




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, Cell Cycle - ✔✔G1, S phase, G2, Mitosis, Cytokinesis


Phases of Mitosis - ✔✔Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase (PMAT)


Differentiation - ✔✔Process where cells develop to specific function and structure; i.e.

blood cell, nerve cell, muscle cell


Organic Compounds - ✔✔contain carbon, C, and make up all living things


Proteins - ✔✔made of AMINO ACIDS and are used to build tissue, repair cells, &

control metabolism


Carbohydrates - ✔✔made of monosaccharides and are used to provide ENERGY for

organisms


Lipids - ✔✔made of glycerol & fatty acids and are used for insulation and energy

storage


Enzymes - ✔✔PROTEINS that increase the rate of a reaction (catalysts) by lowering the

energy of activation


Enzymes - ✔✔reusable molecules but can become unusable if the shape is changed -

denatured by temperature of pH


Nucleic Acids - ✔✔made of nucleotides and are used for the production of proteins and

carry genetic information




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