Biology CGHS 1st Semester
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- Q1Exocytosis is an example of what type of process:DifussionActive TransportOsmosisPassive Transport45sEditDelete
- Q2Normal DNA: TAC AAA GCT ACT Mutated DNA: TAC AAG CTA CTC What is true about the mutatated DNA?The mutation is the result of substituition mutation.The mutation is the result of deletion mutation.The mutation is the result of inversion mutation.120sEditDelete
- Q3You have a DNA sequence of: ACG ATG. After it goes through translation it becomes: which amino acids?After translation, you Glycine and MethonineAfter translation you get Methonine and CytosineAfter translation, you get Cystenine and Tyrosine120sEditDelete
- Q4You have the codons: GCU and UCA. What are their amino acid sequence?Guanine and Serine because it gives you the mRNA sequence which is always used to find their amino acids.Alanine and Serine because it gives you the mRNA sequence which is always used to find their amino acids.Cystine and Serine because it gives you the mRNA sequence which is always used to find their amino acids.120sEditDelete
- Q5Which of the following is a monomer for DNA?Fatty AcidAmino AcidMonosaccharideNulceotide120sEditDelete
- Q6Which of the following is a monomer for RNA?NucleotideMonosaccharideFatty AcidAmino Acid45sEditDelete
- Q7Describe the process shown in the model?Crossing-overMakes off-spring identialNon-DisjunctionResults in less genetic variation45sEditDelete
- Q8Grapes were soaked in fresh water over night. The grapes grew in size and were very plump. What type of solution causes this?Hypotonic SoulutionIsotonic SolutionHypertonic Solution120sEditDelete
- Q9Which best describes ATP?Low energy molecule with 2 phosphates.Low energy molecule with 3 phosphates.High energy molecule with 2 phosphates.High energy molecule with 3 phosphates.45sEditDelete
- Q10What process is the above diagram showing?Crossing-OverNon-DisjunctionSemi-Conservative45sEditDelete
- Q11Which of the following is found in RNA?Deoxiribose, phosphate and UracilDeoxiribose, phosphate and ThymineRibose, phosphate and ThymineRibose, phosphate and Uracil45sEditDelete
- Q12Which of the following is found in DNA?Ribose, phosphate and ThymineRibose, phosphate and UracilDeoxiribose, phosphate and UracilDeoxiribose, phosphate and Thymine45sEditDelete
- Q13The diagram above shows molecules moving with the concentration gradient. What is the movement of those molecules and how? From:Low to high concentrationHigh to low concentrationNot moving at all120sEditDelete
- Q14What purpose does the above diagram serve?Two daughter cells that are identical.Two daughter cells that have half the number of chromosomes.Two daughter cells that are not identical to parent.Two daughter cells that are not identical.45sEditDelete
- Q15What process is shown in the diagram above?MitosisMeiosisSemi-Conservative45sEditDelete
- Q16What process is shown in the diagram above?MeiosisMitosisSemi-ConservativeTranslation45sEditDelete
- Q17The process of making another DNA strand duirng protein synthesis is called:ReplicationTranslation45sEditDelete
- Q18Original DNA: ATT CGT AGC Mutated DNA: ATT CGG TAGC What type of mutation took place?Deletion with an increase in genetic variationInsertion with a decrease in genetic variationInsertion with increase in genetic variation120sEditDelete
- Q19What makes up a majority of the cell membrane?Protein, Fats and CarbohydratesCholesterol, RNA and Nucleic Acids120sEditDelete
- Q20What process helps to repair non-body cells?MitosisMeiosis120sEditDelete
