1.Easy
Which organelle produces most of the ATP in a eukaryotic cell?
- ARibosome
- BMitochondrion
- CGolgi apparatus
- DLysosome
2.Easy
What is the resolution of a microscope?
- AHow bright the image appears
- BHow many times larger it makes the image of the specimen
- CHow large the field of view is
- DIts ability to show two close points as separate
3.Easy
Which definition of a species is most often used for animals?
- AAll the animals that eat the same food
- BAny organisms that look alike
- CA group that can interbreed and have fertile offspring
- DAll of the different organisms that live together in one area
4.Medium
An experiment's results match the predictions of the hypothesis. What is the best conclusion?
- AThe hypothesis is proven true for all cases
- BThe hypothesis is supported, but not proven
- CNo further experiments are ever needed
- DThe hypothesis is now a law of nature
5.Medium
Two heterozygous parents (Aa × Aa) are crossed. What is the expected genotype ratio?
- A1 AA : 1 aa
- B3 AA : 1 aa
- C2 AA : 1 Aa : 1 aa
- D1 AA : 2 Aa : 1 aa
6.Medium
How do saturated fats differ from unsaturated fats?
- AThey contain nitrogen and form proteins
- BThey have no C=C double bonds and are usually solid
- CThey have many double bonds and are liquid at room temperature
- DThey dissolve easily in water
7.Hard
Fleming saw a clear area with no bacteria around a Penicillium mould growing on a bacterial plate. What was the best explanation?
- AThe bacteria had turned into mould cells
- BThe bacteria had moved away to find more food
- CThe mould released a substance that killed or stopped the bacteria
- DThe mould used up all of the oxygen that the nearby bacteria needed
8.Hard
Why does each enzyme usually act on only one type of substrate?
- AEach enzyme contains the DNA of its substrate
- BSubstrates are made by the enzyme itself
- CThe shape of its active site fits only that substrate
- DEnzymes can only work inside the nucleus
Answer key
- 1. B · Mitochondrion
- 2. D · Its ability to show two close points as separate
- 3. C · A group that can interbreed and have fertile offspring
- 4. B · The hypothesis is supported, but not proven
- 5. D · 1 AA : 2 Aa : 1 aa
- 6. B · They have no C=C double bonds and are usually solid
- 7. C · The mould released a substance that killed or stopped the bacteria
- 8. C · The shape of its active site fits only that substrate
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