This Biology Chapter 4 test Part 1 assesses understanding of cell theory, cell structures, and cellular functions. It evaluates skills in identifying cellular components and understanding their roles in life processes, crucial for students mastering biology fundamentals.
Centrioles
Chloroplasts
Cell wall
Mitochondria
All of these are found in both types of cells.
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Lysosomes, DNA
Mitochondria, DNA
Lysosomes, enzymes
Nuclei, DNA
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The rough ER.
The lysosomes.
The Golgi apparatus.
The plant cell vacuole only.
The location suitable to their size.
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Ribosome.
Golgi apparatus.
Vacuole.
Lysosome.
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Flower color pigments.
Toxins that protect plants against herbivorous animals.
Sugars.
All of these are correct.
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The nucleus only
The nucleus and the nucleolus
The nucleus, the nucleolus, and the threads of chromatin
All of these plus the DNA double helix
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At the Golgi apparatus.
In the cytoplasm and on the rough endoplasmic reticulum.
In the nucleus and nucleolus.
At the plasma membrane releasing proteins.
All of these are correct.
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The Golgi apparatus is smaller than a mitochondrion.
The nucleus is smaller than a chloroplast.
The entire endoplasmic reticulum is larger than the cell.
The area of the plasma membrane is larger than that of the cytoskeleton.
All of these are incorrect.
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Taking up materials from the environment more efficiently.
Lowering their rate of metabolism.
Compartmentalizing their activities into organelles.
Reducing the number of activities in each cell.
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Mitochondria
Transfer RNA
Ribosomal subunits
DNA
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Are located inside the plasma membrane.
Compensate for the lack of a plasma membrane.
Provide easy access to the cytoplasm.
Have projections called pili.
Compensate for the lack of a plasma membrane and provide easy access to the cytoplasm.
Smooth ER
Plasma membrane
Nucleus
All of these are correct.
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Their ability to reproduce.
Their prokaryotic versus eukaryotic nature.
An adequate surface area for exchange of materials.
Their vast versatility.
All of these are correct.
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