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CHECK YOUR LEARNING

Cells and Microscopy

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Cell Structure

Which of the following are found in all cells, whether they are prokaryotic or eukaryotic?

A) DNA, ribosomes, cytoplasm and a cell (plasma) membrane

B) Nucleus, DNA, mitochondria, cytoplasm

C) Cytoplasm, cell (plasma) membrane, ribosomes, mitochondria.

D) Chloroplast, endoplasmic reticulum, lysosome, mitochondria

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Cell Structure

Which of the following are found in all cells, whether they are prokaryotic or eukaryotic?

A) DNA, ribosomes, cytoplasm and a cell (plasma) membrane

B) Nucleus, DNA, mitochondria, cytoplasm

C) Cytoplasm, cell (plasma) membrane, ribosomes, mitochondria.

D) Chloroplast, endoplasmic reticulum, lysosome, mitochondria

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Cell Structure

What dictates the maximum size of all cells?

A) The amount of nutrients available in the environment.

B) The surface area : volume ratio, which controls transport of nutrients and wastes.

C) The removal of waste products from the cells environment.

D) The genetic size potential of the cell.

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Cell Structure

What dictates the maximum size of all cells?

A) The amount of nutrients available in the environment.

B) The surface area : volume ratio, which controls transport of nutrients and wastes.

C) The removal of waste products from the cells environment.

D) The genetic size potential of the cell.

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Cell Structure

What units below are most appropriate for measuring cells?

A) inches

B) Millimeters (mm)

C) Micrometers (m)

D) Nanometers (nm)

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Cell Structure

What units below are most appropriate for measuring cells?

A) inches

B) Millimeters (mm)

C) Micrometers (m)

D) Nanometers (nm)

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Cell Structure

What units below are most appropriate for measuring organelles?

A) inches

B) Millimeters (mm)

C) Micrometers (m)

D) Nanometers (nm)

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Cell Structure

What units below are most appropriate for measuring organelles?

A) inches

B) Millimeters (mm)

C) Micrometers (m)

D) Nanometers (nm)

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Cell Structure

Which choice below is the correct ranking from largest to smallest?

A) Amoeba > grain of rice > human skin cell > bakers yeast > Escherichia coli > lysosome > human immunodeficiency virus > hemoglobin protein

B) Grain of rice > amoeba > human skin cell > bakers yeast > Escherichia coli > hemoglobin protein> human immunodeficiency virus > lysosome

C) Grain of rice > amoeba > human skin cell > bakers yeast > Escherichia coli > lysosome human immunodeficiency virus > hemoglobin

protein

D) Grain of rice > amoeba > human skin cell > Escherichia coli > bakers yeast > lysosome > human immunodeficiency virus > hemoglobin protein

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Cell Structure

Which choice below is the correct ranking from largest to smallest?

A) Amoeba > grain of rice > human skin cell > bakers yeast > Escherichia coli > lysosome > human immunodeficiency virus > hemoglobin protein

B) Grain of rice > amoeba > human skin cell > bakers yeast > Escherichia coli > hemoglobin protein> human immunodeficiency virus > lysosome

C) Grain of rice > amoeba > human skin cell > bakers yeast > Escherichia coli > lysosome human immunodeficiency virus > hemoglobin

protein

D) Grain of rice > amoeba > human skin cell > Escherichia coli > bakers yeast > lysosome > human immunodeficiency virus > hemoglobin protein

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Cell Structure

True or False. The circular single chromosome that most prokaryotes possess is simply floating around in the cytoplasm.

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Cell Structure

True or False. The circular single chromosome that most prokaryotes possess is simply floating around in the cytoplasm.

False. Nothing as important as a chromosome is left to chance! Prokaryotic chromosomes may not be enclosed in a nucleus, but they are carefully packaged and anchored in place by a primitive cytoskeleton. The location of the chromosome is called the nucleoid.

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Cell Structure

What makes an organism a prokaryote?

A) Prokaryotes lack a membrane-bound nucleus and membranous organelles.

B) They have plasma membranes to protect them from their surrounding environment.

C) It's cellular components are found within cytoplasm.

D) They contain DNA and ribosomes within the cell.

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Cell Structure

What makes an organism a prokaryote?

A) Prokaryotes lack a membrane-bound nucleus and membranous organelles.

B) They have plasma membranes to protect them from their surrounding environment.

C) It's cellular components are found within cytoplasm.

D) They contain DNA and ribosomes within the cell.

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Cell Structure

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of prokaryotes?

A) DNA

B) cell membrane

C) endoplasmic reticulum

D) cell wall

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Cell Structure

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of prokaryotes?

A) DNA

B) cell membrane

C) endoplasmic reticulum

D) cell wall

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Cell Structure

Which of the following is found both in eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells?

A) nucleus

B) ribosomes

C) vacuoles

D) mitochondrion

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Cell Structure

Which of the following is found both in eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells?

A) nucleus

B) ribosomes

C) vacuoles

D) mitochondrion