Question 1

What type of transport requires energy to move substances against a concentration difference?

Accepted Answer

Active transport

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Diffusion

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Passive transport

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Facilitated diffusion

Question 2

Which of the following is a characteristic of active transport?

Accepted Answer

It requires energy.

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It does not require protein pumps.

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It moves substances down their concentration gradient.

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It only moves water.

Question 3

What is the role of protein pumps in active transport?

Accepted Answer

To move small molecules against their concentration gradient

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To move water molecules

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To transport oxygen

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To remove carbon dioxide

Question 4

What process involves the cell membrane forming a pocket to bring materials into the cell?

Accepted Answer

Endocytosis

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Exocytosis

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Phagocytosis

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Pinocytosis

Question 5

Which type of transport is specifically used by white blood cells to engulf foreign particles?

Accepted Answer

Phagocytosis

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Facilitated diffusion

Answer

Exocytosis

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Active transport

Question 6

What is the primary difference between facilitated diffusion and active transport?

Accepted Answer

Active transport requires energy, facilitated diffusion does not.

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Both require energy.

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Both use protein pumps.

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Facilitated diffusion requires more energy than active transport.

Question 7

Which form of endocytosis involves the uptake of liquids?

Accepted Answer

Pinocytosis

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Phagocytosis

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Exocytosis

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Facilitated diffusion

Question 8

What is the process of removing large amounts of material from the cell called?

Accepted Answer

Exocytosis

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Pinocytosis

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Endocytosis

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Phagocytosis

Question 9

Which molecule type is commonly transported using protein pumps?

Accepted Answer

Calcium ions

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Glucose

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Oxygen

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Water

Question 10

Which of the following is an example of bulk transport?

Accepted Answer

Pinocytosis

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Simple diffusion

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Facilitated diffusion

Question 11

How does active transport benefit cells?

Accepted Answer

It allows cells to concentrate substances where needed.

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It conserves energy.

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It moves substances only out of the cell.

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It enables water transport.

Question 12

What is one reason active transport requires energy?

Accepted Answer

Substances move against their concentration gradient.

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It is a form of passive transport.

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Substances move down their concentration gradient.

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It only moves large molecules.

Question 13

What is endocytosis?

Accepted Answer

The process of taking material into the cell

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The engulfing of liquids

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The formation of a vesicle within the cell

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The release of materials from the cell

Question 14

What type of endocytosis do amoebas use to take in food?

Accepted Answer

Phagocytosis

Answer

Pinocytosis

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Exocytosis

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Molecular transport

Question 15

What happens to the cell membrane during exocytosis?

Accepted Answer

It fuses with a vesicle and releases its contents.

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It dissolves.

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It engulfs foreign particles.

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It forms a vesicle.

Question 16

What is the difference between diffusion and active transport?

Accepted Answer

Active transport requires energy while diffusion does not.

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Diffusion requires energy.

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Active transport moves substances down their gradient.

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Diffusion moves large molecules.

Question 17

What is the energy source for active transport?

Accepted Answer

ATP

Answer

Glucose

Answer

Water

Answer

Oxygen

Question 18

Which of the following is not a form of active transport?

Accepted Answer

Facilitated diffusion

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Exocytosis

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Phagocytosis

Answer

Pinocytosis

Question 19

Which statement describes phagocytosis?

Accepted Answer

It involves the engulfing of large particles.

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It only occurs in amoebas.

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It moves water into the cell.

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It requires no energy.

Question 20

What is a key feature of bulk transport?

Accepted Answer

It involves the cell membrane moving large materials.

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It only moves ions.

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It is passive.

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It requires protein pumps.

Question 21

What process do cells use to remove waste?

Accepted Answer

Exocytosis

Answer

Phagocytosis

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Endocytosis

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Pinocytosis

Question 22

How does exocytosis differ from endocytosis?

Accepted Answer

Exocytosis releases materials out of the cell.

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Exocytosis stores materials inside vesicles.

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Exocytosis engulfs particles.

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Exocytosis brings materials into the cell.

Question 23

Which organelle is most likely involved in active transport?

Accepted Answer

Mitochondria

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Ribosome

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Nucleus

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Lysosome

Question 24

What happens during pinocytosis?

Accepted Answer

The cell takes in liquids.

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The cell creates protein pumps.

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The cell releases large molecules.

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The cell engulfs solid particles.

Question 25

Which of the following should be avoided to prevent encountering cobras?

Accepted Answer

Passing through snake habitats during early morning or evening hours

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Walking through open fields

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Staying in dark places at night

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Dense forests during midday

Question 26

What should you do if you see a cobra?

Accepted Answer

Back away slowly and maintain a safe distance.

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Shout and scare it away.

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Run as fast as possible.

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Attempt to catch it.

Question 27

What should you wear to avoid snake bites while walking in potential snake habitats?

Accepted Answer

Long pants and high boots

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Shorts and sandals

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A swimsuit

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A hat and gloves

Question 28

Why should you not attempt to suck out snake venom?

Accepted Answer

It can cause infection.

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It works only for non-venomous bites.

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It is scientifically proven to be effective.

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It removes all venom.

Question 29

What should you do immediately after a cobra bite?

Accepted Answer

Stay calm and limit movement.

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Apply a tourniquet.

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Suck out the venom.

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Run to the nearest hospital.

Question 30

Why is it not recommended to use a tourniquet after a snake bite?

Accepted Answer

It can cause tissue damage.

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It is the fastest way to stop venom.

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It slows the spread of venom.

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It helps prevent infection.

Question 31

What should you do while waiting for medical help after a snake bite?

Accepted Answer

Stay calm and keep the bite area still.

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Suck out the venom.

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Cut the wound.

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Try to move around.

Question 32

Why do movies often portray sucking out venom?

Accepted Answer

It adds dramatic tension.

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It is scientifically accurate.

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It is recommended by doctors.

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It helps the victim recover.

Question 33

What is a reason cobras may attack?

Accepted Answer

If they feel threatened.

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For fun.

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To hunt for food.

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To scare humans away.

Question 34

What is the best way to avoid encountering a cobra in the wild?

Accepted Answer

Stay away from dark and damp places where cobras live.

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Provoke the snake.

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Leave food around to attract small animals.

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Walk loudly in snake habitats.

Question 35

Which behavior is most likely to provoke a cobra?

Accepted Answer

Making sudden movements

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Staying calm

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Backing away

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Walking slowly

Question 36

Why is it important to avoid leaving food in areas with snakes?

Accepted Answer

It attracts small animals, which in turn attract snakes.

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It attracts snakes directly.

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It scares the snakes away.

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It helps prevent snake bites.

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