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1. According to the cell theory, all living organisms are composed of A) DNA. B) cells. C) proteins. D) macromolecules. E) phospholipids. ans: B questiontype: Multiple Choice chaptername: 3 drivingquestion: 3.1 learningobjective: 3.1.1 infographic: 3.2 cognitivelevel: LOC bloomslevel: Remembering levelofdifficulty: Low source: Test Bank sequence: 3001 2. According to the cell theory, all cells come from A) an adaptation. B) a common ancestor. C) pre-existing cells. D) a protocell. E) endosymbiosis. ans: C questiontype: Multiple Choice chaptername: 3 drivingquestion: 3.1 learningobjective: 3.1.1 infographic: 3.2 cognitivelevel: LOC bloomslevel: Remembering levelofdifficulty: Low source: Test Bank sequence: 3002 3. Which feature is found in eukaryotic cells but not in prokaryotic cells? A) cytoplasm B) cell membrane C) DNA D) nucleus E) ribosomes ans: D questiontype: Multiple Choice chaptername: 3 drivingquestion: 3.1 learningobjective: 3.1.2 infographic: 3.3 cognitivelevel: LOC bloomslevel: Remembering levelofdifficulty: Low source: Test Bank sequence: 3003 4. According to the cell theory, which of the following is NOT considered a living organism? A) Influenza virus B) protist C) yeast D) amoeba E) diatoms ans: A questiontype: Multiple Choice chaptername: 3 drivingquestion: 3.1 learningobjective: 3.1.1 infographic: 3.2 cognitivelevel: LOC bloomslevel: Remembering levelofdifficulty: Low source: Test Bank sequence: 3004 5. Which of the following is absent in some kinds of living cells? A) cytoplasm B) cell membrane C) ribosomes D) nucleus E) phospholipids

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Biology for a Changing World 3e, Chapter 3 Test Bank A+

1. According to the cell theory, all living organisms are composed of

A) DNA.
B) cells.
C) proteins.
D) macromolecules.
E) phospholipids.

ans: B
questiontype: Multiple Choice
chaptername: 3
drivingquestion: 3.1
learningobjective: 3.1.1
infographic: 3.2
cognitivelevel: LOC
bloomslevel: Remembering
levelofdifficulty: Low
source: Test Bank
sequence: 3001

2. According to the cell theory, all cells come from

A) an adaptation.
B) a common ancestor.
C) pre-existing cells.
D) a protocell.
E) endosymbiosis.

ans: C
questiontype: Multiple Choice
chaptername: 3
drivingquestion: 3.1
learningobjective: 3.1.1
infographic: 3.2
cognitivelevel: LOC
bloomslevel: Remembering
levelofdifficulty: Low
source: Test Bank
sequence: 3002

3. Which feature is found in eukaryotic cells but not in prokaryotic cells?

A) cytoplasm

,B) cell membrane
C) DNA
D) nucleus
E) ribosomes

ans: D
questiontype: Multiple Choice
chaptername: 3
drivingquestion: 3.1
learningobjective: 3.1.2
infographic: 3.3
cognitivelevel: LOC
bloomslevel: Remembering
levelofdifficulty: Low
source: Test Bank
sequence: 3003

4. According to the cell theory, which of the following is NOT considered a living organism?

A) Influenza virus
B) protist
C) yeast
D) amoeba
E) diatoms

ans: A
questiontype: Multiple Choice
chaptername: 3
drivingquestion: 3.1
learningobjective: 3.1.1
infographic: 3.2
cognitivelevel: LOC
bloomslevel: Remembering
levelofdifficulty: Low
source: Test Bank
sequence: 3004

5. Which of the following is absent in some kinds of living cells?

A) cytoplasm
B) cell membrane
C) ribosomes
D) nucleus
E) phospholipids

,ans: D Q5
questiontype: Multiple Choice
chaptername: 3
drivingquestion: 3.1
learningobjective: 3.1.2
infographic: 3.3
cognitivelevel: LOC
bloomslevel: Remembering
levelofdifficulty: Low
source: Test Bank
sequence: 3005

6. Which of the following are NOT composed of cells?

A) bacteria
B) viruses
C) humans
D) plants
E) fungi

ans: B
questiontype: Multiple Choice
chaptername: 3
drivingquestion: 3.1
learningobjective: 3.1.1
infographic: 3.2
cognitivelevel: LOC
bloomslevel: Remembering
levelofdifficulty: Low
source: Test Bank
sequence: 3006

7. What are the two fundamental ideas upon which the cell theory is based?

ans:
feedback: 1) All living things are made of cells, and 2) all cells must come from the reproduction
of existing cells.
questiontype: Essay
chaptername: 3
drivingquestion: 3.1
learningobjective: 3.1.1
infographic: 3.2
cognitivelevel: LOC

, bloomslevel: Remembering
levelofdifficulty: Low
source: Test Bank
sequence: 3007

8. Cells that lack internal membrane-bound organelles are referred to as being prokaryotic,
whereas cells that do contain membrane-bound organelles are called eukaryotic.

A) True
B) False

ans: A
questiontype: Multiple Choice
chaptername: 3
drivingquestion: 3.1
learningobjective: 3.1.2
infographic: 3.3
cognitivelevel: LOC
bloomslevel: Understanding
levelofdifficulty: Low
source: Test Bank
sequence: 3008

9. Which structure is found only in eukaryotes?

A) cytoplasm
B) cell membrane
C) DNA
D) nucleus
E) ribosomes

ans: D
questiontype: Multiple Choice
chaptername: 3
drivingquestion: 3.1
learningobjective: 3.1.2
infographic: 3.3
cognitivelevel: LOC
bloomslevel: Remembering
levelofdifficulty: Low
source: Test Bank
sequence: 3009

10. Which structure is found in prokaryotes and not in animal cells?

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Michele Shuster, Janet Vigna, Gunjan Sinha, Matthew Tontonoz Loose-leaf Version for Scientific American: Biology for a Changing World

Publisher: 2013 ISBN: 9781464161704 Edition: Unknown

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