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BIOLOGY 102 MODULE 2 - 4 VERSIONS EXAM ALL QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED ANSWERS All of the following are directly involved in translation EXCEPT DNA RNA carries information for protein synthesis from the DNA in the nucleus to the ribosomes in the cytoplasm or on the RER. To get from the nucleus to the cytoplasm, RNA must pass through pores in the envelope of the ________. When comparing DNA and RNA, we find adenine pairs with different bases in DNA and RNA. In the sequence: DNA-(1) RNA-(2) protein, step (1) is called transcription. What is the role of isopropanol in the isolation of DNA and why do we keep the isopropanol cold? It precipitates out the DNA and slows its deterioration Genes are made of DNA Complementary base pairs are held together by hydrogen bonds. Which of the following statements about genetics is true? Differences among organisms reflect different nucleotide sequences in their DNA strand of nucleotides. Nucleus

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BIOLOGY 102 MODULE 2 - 4 VERSIONS
EXAM ALL QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
ANSWERS

All of the following are directly involved in translation EXCEPT
DNA
RNA carries information for protein synthesis from the DNA in the nucleus to the
ribosomes in the cytoplasm or on the RER. To get from the nucleus to the
cytoplasm, RNA must pass through pores in the envelope of the ________.
When comparing DNA and RNA, we find adenine pairs with different bases in DNA
and RNA.
In the sequence: DNA-(1) RNA-(2) protein, step (1) is called transcription.
What is the role of isopropanol in the isolation of DNA and why do we keep the
isopropanol cold?
It precipitates out the DNA and slows its deterioration
Genes are made of
DNA
Complementary base pairs are held together by hydrogen bonds.
Which of the following statements about genetics is true?
Differences among organisms reflect different nucleotide sequences in their DNA strand
of nucleotides.
Nucleus
Which nitrogenous base(s) below is (are) NOT found in DNA? Uracil
What color are the carbon atoms?
black/gray
Which of the choices is coded for by the shortest piece of DNA?
a tRNA having 75 nucleotides
Using the codon chart provided, list the amino acid sequence based on the DNA
sequence given. DNA sequence TGT AGA GAA GCC ACA GAG
Thr-Ser-Leu-Arg-Cys-Leu Gene expression is the
flow of genetic information from genes to proteins.
GMO stands for
genetically modified organism
The word _____ is used to describe the fact that the two strands of nucleotides in
a DNA molecule run in opposite directions. The ribose molecules point upward in
one strand and downward in the other. antiparallel
Transcription is the process of synthesizing an
RNA molecule using a DNA template.
Which of these is found in RNA but NOT in DNA?
uracil

,Which nitrogenous base is incorrectly paired with its match?
Both A and D
Match the DNA isolation steps to the changes you observed during the
experiment.
Formation of a thick sudsy foam - Add Detergent

Thickening of the filtered solution - Stirring after adding meat tenderize

Cloudy mass of threads - Ice-cold ethanol

None of these - Blending the onion
Match the letters on the diagram to the correct description.
Letter a - sugar
Letter b - covalent bond
Letter c - phosphate Letter
f - cytosine

What does a cell use exocytosis for?
to release substances from the cell
Which of the following is capable of converting light energy to chemical energy?
chloroplasts
Describe and order the steps to make a wet mount of your cheek cells. Mentally
note which steps were different from the Elodea wet mount steps (hint remember
the use of stains).
1. Put on gloves
2. Scrape cheek with a toothpick and rub onto slide
3. Stain check with methylene blue
4. Put cover slip on top of cheek cell specimen
As the total magnification increases, the field diameter _________ decreases
Match the cell structure or organelle to its function.
Ribosomes - Synthesize proteins

cytoskeleton - provide shape and stability inside the cell

plasma membrane - protects the cell from its environment

nucleus - an organelle that contains DNA

mitochondria - generates the cell's energy
IF the field size is 0.5 mm what is the cell size (length) of EACH cell in
(micrometer) um?
83 um
Prokaryotic as well as eukaryotic cells possess ribosomes.

,Choose the plant cell square
one
The basic difference between a prokaryotic cell and a eukaryotic cell is that the
prokaryotic cell lacks a nuclear envelope.
Distance across this image is 350 micrometers. What type cells are these and
what is their size?
bacteria, 5 micrometers
In metabolically active cells, you would expect to find a large number of
mitochondria.
All cells possess all the following components EXCEPT nuclear
membrane.
The Golgi packages materials into ________ for transport or export.The Golgi
packages materials into ________ for transport or export.
vesicles
Cells containing a nucleus are ________ and cells without a nucleus are
________.
eukaryotes; prokaryotes
What are the three domains of life? Choose the three from the list below. archaea,
eukarya, bacteria
Given this data, determine the objective lens power.
40x
How many cells would fit across the microscope field of view shown?
6
This is a drawing of a Euglena, a common pond organism. To which kingdom
does it belong?
protist
If the field diameter is 200 um and 100 cells fit across, the cell size is 0.2 um. false
Unlike animal cells, plant cells have ________ and ________. Unlike plant cells,
animal cells have ________.
chloroplasts . . . cell walls . . . centrioles A
cell that lacks organelles is a(n)
prokaryotic cell.
Which of the following is TRUE of the genetic information in the cells of your
body?
The genetic information in almost all of your cells is identical.
RNA can be distinguished from DNA because RNA
All of these choices are correct.
If a bacterial protein has 30 amino acids, how many nucleotides are needed to
code for it?
90
Choose the correct pathway of information flow in the cell. (Hint: the Central
Dogma.)
DNA RNA protein

, Write down the RNA that would be made from this DNA. Enter your answer with
no spaces and include the 3' and 5', correctly, of course.
3'CCCGGGTAA5' 5'GGGCCCAUU3'
The monomers of DNA and RNA are nucleotides
What is the primary purpose of DNA in the metabolism of a cell? Relate this to the
central dogma of molecular biology.
To provide the genetic code instructions for proteins
Which molecule is incorrectly paired with its place on the "ladder" of DNA?
Steps - Deoxyribose Both DNA and RNA contain phosphate groups.
Match the DNA isolation steps to the changes in the cell.
Blending - Breaking rigid cell wall

Meat Tenderizer - Breakdown of proteins

Detergent - Break down cell membrane

Ice-cold ethanol - Precipitate DNA into visible strands

Salt - Binds to DNA during blending
The process of copying genetic information from DNA to RNA is called
transcription
Click on the nitrogen atom tht is part of the hydrogen bond in thymine.
Second blue from the left
The primary sequence of amino acids in the structure of proteins is determined
by the DNA
RNA is read in which direction?
5. 5' to 3'

Match each cell structure below to the description that best describes its
function.
Nucleus - contains DNA or Genetic Information

Endoplasmic Reticulum - plays a role in transporting molecules around the cell

Mitochondria - Manufactures the cell's energy (ATP)
What kind of cell is this? Given that the length of the picture is 500 um, the length
of one cell is about ________. plant, 200 um
What are five structures every cell has?
Cytoskeleton
Ribosome
Cytoplasm
Cell (plasma) membrane
DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid)

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