BIO 1 EXAM 2 STUDY WITH QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE
2026\2027
These Organisms are
Single-Celled
Protisa
Eukaryotic
Heterotrophic, Autotrophic, or BOTH
These Organisms are
Single-Celled
Lack a Nucleus
Archaea
Never have Peptidoglycan cell walls
Often live under extreme conditions of
Heat or pH
These Organisms are
Multi-Celled
Plantae
Eukaryotic
Mostly Autotrophic
These are particles comprised of DNA or RNA,
and protein. They are non-living and have no Viruses
cell walls
These Organisms are
Multi-Cellular
Eukaryotic Fungi
Have Chitinous cell walls
Heterotrophic
, These Organisms are
Small
Prokaryotes
Single-Celled
Lack a nucleus
These Organisms are Animalia
Multi-Cellular
Highly Motile
Lack cell walls
a double-membraned organelle that holds the
The term “Nucleus” refers to: major portion of the cell’s DNA in the form of
chromatin
a membranous organelle that merges with food
The term “lysosome” refers to: vacuoles; may be important in embryological
development, metamorphosis, and death
a double-membraned organelle that harvests
The term “chloroplast” refers to:
photons from light to make glucose
a series of enzyme-filled membranes that
A Golgi Body is a —
remanufacture polypeptides
a series of relatively long proteins that act to
A flagellum is —
move the cell forward
The light-independent reaction (Calvin Cycle)
stroma; both carbon dioxide and water
takes place in the and uses .
6CO2 + 6H20 ———LIGHT———> C6H12O6 +
The chemical formula for photosynthesis is:
6O2
a membranous organelle that produces
The endoplasmic reticulum is — transport vesicles & phospholipids; may also
hold ribosomes in place
Transport of molecules across a cell membrane
that relies on a membrane protein, requires ATP,
Active Transport
and typically works against the concentration
gradient is called:
AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE
2026\2027
These Organisms are
Single-Celled
Protisa
Eukaryotic
Heterotrophic, Autotrophic, or BOTH
These Organisms are
Single-Celled
Lack a Nucleus
Archaea
Never have Peptidoglycan cell walls
Often live under extreme conditions of
Heat or pH
These Organisms are
Multi-Celled
Plantae
Eukaryotic
Mostly Autotrophic
These are particles comprised of DNA or RNA,
and protein. They are non-living and have no Viruses
cell walls
These Organisms are
Multi-Cellular
Eukaryotic Fungi
Have Chitinous cell walls
Heterotrophic
, These Organisms are
Small
Prokaryotes
Single-Celled
Lack a nucleus
These Organisms are Animalia
Multi-Cellular
Highly Motile
Lack cell walls
a double-membraned organelle that holds the
The term “Nucleus” refers to: major portion of the cell’s DNA in the form of
chromatin
a membranous organelle that merges with food
The term “lysosome” refers to: vacuoles; may be important in embryological
development, metamorphosis, and death
a double-membraned organelle that harvests
The term “chloroplast” refers to:
photons from light to make glucose
a series of enzyme-filled membranes that
A Golgi Body is a —
remanufacture polypeptides
a series of relatively long proteins that act to
A flagellum is —
move the cell forward
The light-independent reaction (Calvin Cycle)
stroma; both carbon dioxide and water
takes place in the and uses .
6CO2 + 6H20 ———LIGHT———> C6H12O6 +
The chemical formula for photosynthesis is:
6O2
a membranous organelle that produces
The endoplasmic reticulum is — transport vesicles & phospholipids; may also
hold ribosomes in place
Transport of molecules across a cell membrane
that relies on a membrane protein, requires ATP,
Active Transport
and typically works against the concentration
gradient is called:
