Scheda di esercizi di Biologia per i test di ammissione a infermieristica con soluzioni
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Nome: ____________________ Data: ____________
1.Facile
What does ATP stand for?
AAmino triphosphate
BAdenosine diphosphate
CAdenosine triphosphate
DAdenine tetraphosphate
2.Facile
What are homologous chromosomes?
AChromosomes that are found only in gametes
BTwo identical copies of one chromosome made when DNA is replicated
CTwo chromosomes that are always the X and the Y
DA matching pair, one from each parent, that carry the same genes
3.Facile
What is a trait that is controlled by many genes called?
AA codominant trait
BA sex-linked trait
CA recessive trait
DA polygenic trait
4.Media
Clostridium tetani grows in deep puncture wounds but is killed by oxygen. How is this bacterium described?
AAn obligate anaerobe
BA photosynthetic bacterium
CA facultative anaerobe
DAn obligate aerobe
5.Media
Why can DNA profiling (fingerprinting) identify individual people?
ARepeated non-coding DNA regions vary in length between people
BEvery person has a different number of chromosomes in their cells
CDNA in blood differs from DNA in skin
DEach person's genes code for different amino acids
6.Media
A thermometer gives readings of 36,1, 36,1 and 36,2 °C for a water bath that is really at 37,0 °C. How are these readings best described?
AAccurate but not precise
BBoth accurate and precise
CPrecise but not accurate
DNeither accurate nor precise
7.Difficile
A food sample turns purple with biuret reagent but stays yellow-brown with iodine solution. What does the sample contain?
AFat but no protein
BBoth protein and starch
CProtein but no starch
DStarch but no protein
8.Difficile
Plants in waterlogged soil take up fewer mineral ions, even when the ions are plentiful. What is the best explanation?
ARoot cells lack oxygen, so less ATP is made for active transport
BMineral ions only enter by osmosis, and osmosis stops in wet soil
CWater dilutes the ions so much that roots cannot detect them
DWaterlogged roots carry out more photosynthesis
Soluzioni
1. C · Adenosine triphosphate
2. D · A matching pair, one from each parent, that carry the same genes
3. D · A polygenic trait
4. A · An obligate anaerobe
5. A · Repeated non-coding DNA regions vary in length between people
6. C · Precise but not accurate
7. C · Protein but no starch
8. A · Root cells lack oxygen, so less ATP is made for active transport
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