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BIOS242: W3 - Nutrition and
Metabolism Questions and Answers
(100% Correct Answers) Already
Graded A+


What is an organism that grows in lower pH conditions called?
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Ans: Acidophile
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Which term describes a microorganism that obtains nutrients
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by decomposing dead organic matter in its environment? Ans:
Saprobe


Organisms that use inorganic carbon sources (such as carbon
dioxide) are known as Ans: Autotrophs


Organisms that use organic carbon sources (such as glucose)
are known as Ans: Heterotrophs


To grow, microorganisms require sources of Ans: Carbon and
energy


Heterotrophs obtain carbon from organic molecules such as
Ans: Glucose.


Autotrophs obtain carbon from Ans: Inorganic carbon
dioxide.


Phototrophs obtain energy from Ans: Lights


Chemotrophs obtain energy from Ans: Chemical compounds

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Acquire energy from light and carbon from carbon dioxide.
Ans: Photoautotrophs


Obtain energy from inorganic or organic compounds and
carbon from carbon dioxide Ans: Chemoautotrophs


Acquire energy from light and carbon from organic
compounds. Ans: Photoheterotrophs


Use organic compounds for both energy and carbon sources.
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Ans: Chemoheterotrophs

For a cell to survive, nutrients must be taken into the Ans: ell
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and waste materials must be transported out of the cell.
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The cell wall is nonselective, which allows molecules to Ans:
pass through freely.


Passive transport Ans: does not use energy


Diffusion Ans: The movement of molecules in a gradient
from an area of higher density or concentration to an area of
lower density or concentration


Osmosis definition Ans: the movement of water across a
selectively permeable membrane


Facilitated diffusion Ans: The movement of a specific
substance with the assistance of a carrier protein


Active transport Ans: Moves nutrients against the diffusion
gradient or in the same direction as the natural gradient but at
a faster rate with energy expenditure.

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