1.Easy
Where is most of the DNA of a eukaryotic cell found?
- AIn the cell membrane
- BIn the cell wall
- CIn the nucleus
- DIn the lysosomes
2.Easy
What is a tissue?
- AA single cell that has one special job in the body
- BA group of similar cells that work together
- CA structure inside a cell
- DSeveral organs that work together
3.Easy
What is an antigen?
- AA drug that kills viruses
- BA white blood cell that engulfs and digests bacteria
- CA molecule that the immune system sees as foreign
- DA protein that carries oxygen
4.Medium
Two heterozygous parents (Aa × Aa) are crossed, and A is completely dominant. What is the expected phenotype ratio?
- A1 dominant : 2 intermediate : 1 recessive
- B1 dominant : 1 recessive
- C3 dominant : 1 recessive
- DAll dominant
5.Medium
A cell has a nucleus and mitochondria but no cell wall and no chloroplasts. What kind of cell is it most likely to be?
- AA plant cell
- BA bacterial cell
- CA fungal cell
- DAn animal cell
6.Medium
A greenhouse is warm and brightly lit, but the air has very little carbon dioxide. What is most likely limiting the rate of photosynthesis?
- AThe light intensity in the greenhouse
- BThe number of stomata
- CThe temperature
- DThe carbon dioxide concentration
7.Hard
Volunteers drink 0, 100 or 200 mg of caffeine, and their heart rate is measured after 30 minutes. What is the dependent variable?
- AThe volunteers themselves
- BThe heart rate after 30 minutes
- CThe dose of caffeine
- DThe 30-minute waiting time
8.Hard
A linear DNA molecule is fully cut by a restriction enzyme, giving fragments of 500, 300 and 200 base pairs. How long was the original molecule?
- A300 base pairs
- B1000 base pairs
- C1500 base pairs
- D500 base pairs
Answer key
- 1. C · In the nucleus
- 2. B · A group of similar cells that work together
- 3. C · A molecule that the immune system sees as foreign
- 4. C · 3 dominant : 1 recessive
- 5. D · An animal cell
- 6. D · The carbon dioxide concentration
- 7. B · The heart rate after 30 minutes
- 8. B · 1000 base pairs
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