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BIOLOGY 100 PRACTICE EVALUATION EXAM
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔Fungai - ✔✔Cell Type: Eukaryotic

Nucleus: Yes

Cell wall: Yes, chitin

Acquire Energy: Hetero

Motility: Nonmotile

most multi

✔✔Plantae - ✔✔Cell Type: Eukaryotic

Nucleus: yes

Cell Wall: Yes, cellulose

Acquire Energy: Auto-photo

Motility: most nonmotile

multicellular

✔✔Animalia - ✔✔Cell Type: Eukaryotic

Nucleus: Yes

Cell Wall: No

Acquire Energy: Heteroingestion

Motility: Cilia, flagella, contractile fibrils

multicellular

✔✔prokaryote - ✔✔lacks nuclear membrane/ nucleus, non membrane bound organelles

✔✔eukaryote - ✔✔contains nucleus which as a nuclear membrane surrounding genetic
material, has membrane bound organelles

✔✔nuclear envelope - ✔✔membrane that surrounds cells nucleus in eukaryotic cells

, ✔✔cell wall - ✔✔outer layer, gives shape to and protects cells, can be made of different
materials, not always present

✔✔cell membrane - ✔✔encloses cell and allows materials to enter/ exit cell

✔✔autotroph - ✔✔makes its own food

✔✔heterotroph - ✔✔cannot make its own food, must obtain it

✔✔photosynthetic - ✔✔type of autotroph that makes its own food using energy from
sunlight

✔✔external digestion - ✔✔type of heterotrophic process in which one organism
dissolves another organism externally and then brings the dissolved materials inside

✔✔ingestion - ✔✔type of hetertrophic process in which one organism takes body parts
of or wastes from another organism into its digestive tract for internal break down

✔✔flagella - ✔✔tail like structure

✔✔nonmotile - ✔✔no motion

✔✔cilia - ✔✔many hair like structures

✔✔contractile fibrils - ✔✔within organism, get smaller to create movement

✔✔ameboid (speudopodia) - ✔✔fake "foot" that oozes outward

✔✔Multicellular - ✔✔organisms that have cells with specialized cell functions

✔✔unicellular and colonial - ✔✔cells that are not specialized

✔✔global warming - ✔✔average global temperature is increasing

✔✔climate change is better than global warming because... - ✔✔does not imply that
climate changes the same way for every region of the earth.

some scientists groups use term to mean human induced increase in temperature

other groups use term to simply indicate temperature is changing, without saying why

✔✔Energy: mn has lowered power

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