CELL PROCESSES TEST WITH ALL CORRECT & 100%
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The process by which organisms maintain a relatively stable internal environment. ✔Correct
Answer-Homeostasis
The movement of materials into or out of a cell with the concentration gradient (no energy use).
✔Correct Answer-Passive Transport
the movement of materials into or out of a cell against the concentration gradient (energy is
required). ✔Correct Answer-Active Transport
A form passive transport that moves particles from areas of high concentration of that particle to
areas of low concentration. ✔Correct Answer-Diffusion
A form of passive transport that moves WATER across a selectively permeable membrane.
✔Correct Answer-Osmosis
period of the cell cycle in which most time is spent; includes G1, S (DNA replication) & G2.
✔Correct Answer-Interphase
A process of nuclear division while making new body cells (2 identical cells from one parent cell);
prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase. ✔Correct Answer-Mitosis
Division of the cytoplasm upon the completion of mitosis; ultimately produces two new daughter
cells. ✔Correct Answer-Cytokinesis
The cells that are formed as a result of a parent cell diving to make new cells (mitosis= 2 daughter
cells). ✔Correct Answer-Daughter cells
Movement of an organism toward or away from a chemical stimulus (positive = towards, negative =
away from). ✔Correct Answer-Chemotaxis
Movement of an organism toward or away from the presence of light (positive = toward, negative =
away from). ✔Correct Answer-Phototaxis
Temporary extensions of the cell membrane of a microorganism for movement or feeding purposes.
✔Correct Answer-Pseudopods
Organelles that takes on fluid then contracts to get rid of excess fluid in the cell in order to maintain
osmotic equilibrium. ✔Correct Answer-Contractile vacuole
Adenosine Triphosphate - Form of chemical energy for all cells. ✔Correct Answer-ATP
Producing ATP with oxygen by breaking down glucose (36-38 ATP); occurs in the mitochondria.
✔Correct Answer-Aerobic cellular respiration
VERIFIED ANSWERS|UPDATED TO PASS
The process by which organisms maintain a relatively stable internal environment. ✔Correct
Answer-Homeostasis
The movement of materials into or out of a cell with the concentration gradient (no energy use).
✔Correct Answer-Passive Transport
the movement of materials into or out of a cell against the concentration gradient (energy is
required). ✔Correct Answer-Active Transport
A form passive transport that moves particles from areas of high concentration of that particle to
areas of low concentration. ✔Correct Answer-Diffusion
A form of passive transport that moves WATER across a selectively permeable membrane.
✔Correct Answer-Osmosis
period of the cell cycle in which most time is spent; includes G1, S (DNA replication) & G2.
✔Correct Answer-Interphase
A process of nuclear division while making new body cells (2 identical cells from one parent cell);
prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase. ✔Correct Answer-Mitosis
Division of the cytoplasm upon the completion of mitosis; ultimately produces two new daughter
cells. ✔Correct Answer-Cytokinesis
The cells that are formed as a result of a parent cell diving to make new cells (mitosis= 2 daughter
cells). ✔Correct Answer-Daughter cells
Movement of an organism toward or away from a chemical stimulus (positive = towards, negative =
away from). ✔Correct Answer-Chemotaxis
Movement of an organism toward or away from the presence of light (positive = toward, negative =
away from). ✔Correct Answer-Phototaxis
Temporary extensions of the cell membrane of a microorganism for movement or feeding purposes.
✔Correct Answer-Pseudopods
Organelles that takes on fluid then contracts to get rid of excess fluid in the cell in order to maintain
osmotic equilibrium. ✔Correct Answer-Contractile vacuole
Adenosine Triphosphate - Form of chemical energy for all cells. ✔Correct Answer-ATP
Producing ATP with oxygen by breaking down glucose (36-38 ATP); occurs in the mitochondria.
✔Correct Answer-Aerobic cellular respiration
