
Unit 12 Test Review
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- Q1What disorder results when human body cells lose the ability to respond to internal regulatory signals that control cell growth?cellulitishemophiliacancerdiabetes30s
- Q2Which of the following may result in cancer? I. Poor diet II. Chemicals in cigarettes III. Ultraviolet light IV. Tobacco useI, II, III, & IVI onlynone of theseI & II30s
- Q3Cells in a developing embryo respond to substances that stimulate them to go through the cell cycle without entering G0 in order to form many new cells quickly. These substances are produced from the instructions in oncogenes. Oncogenes are turned off as organisms mature.Cells divide uncontrollably and form tumors.Cells make too much DNA while in the S phase.Cells enter G0 and remain there indefinitely.Cells self-destruct by undergoing apoptosis.30s
- Q4Certain prokaryotes, such as E.coli, can alter its own metabolic activity. What allows it to do so?This only seems true because E.coli has all of its enzymes produced constantly.This only occurs in intentionally mutated E.coliThere is a central intelligence in the cell.Genes turn on and off in response to environmental changes30s
- Q5Calico fur in cats is the result of different amounts of pigmentation in different areas of the skin. These cats are almost exclusively female since the gene for this coloring is located on the X-chromosome. Whether or not a cat shows orange-colored fur depends on that gene being turned on or off.What causes a cat to have calico fur?Poor blood circulation, causing pigments to be unable to reach the fur.Co-dominant genes, which cause the cat to have both black and orange fur.Gene expression on the X-chromosome, regulated during embryonic development.A disease caused by a virus, which mutates fur and colors it orange.30s
- Q6Which of the following characteristics describes both bacteria and protists?UnicellularMulticellularEukaryoticProkaryotic30s
- Q7Some species of fungi, protists, and bacteria all play a vital role in every biogeochemical cycle. Which best identifies their common role?herbivoredecomposercarnivoreproducer30s
- Q8Some Streptococcus bacteria can cause a disease called necrotizing fasciitis. Infection first produces mild redness on the skin. This leads to severe inflammation and blistering. Skin cells and underlying tissues then begin to die. People infected with this type of bacteria are most likely harmed when the bacteria –weaken the body's immune systemdisplace normal cellscause cells to multiply abnormallysecrete toxins30s
- Q9The bacteria that cause diphtheria live in the mouth, nose, throat, or skin of an infected person. Without treatment these bacteria can damage heart muscle, leading to heart failure. The most likely way that bacteria living in the mouth, nose, throat, or skin can damage the heart is by –suppressing the immune systembreaking down the tissue for foodsecreting toxinsclogging arteries30s
- Q10Large numbers of helpful bacteria normally grow and reproduce in a person's intestine. Which of the following is one way that these bacteria promote health?breaking down toxins in the digestive tractpreventing pathogens from entering the bodybringing essential minerals into the bodycompeting against pathogens for colonization sites30s
- Q11A student was studying microorganisms. She examined a sample in a sealed Petri dish, under a microscope, and created a drawing in her notebook. The student researched the microorganisms and learned the microorganisms reside in soil and on plant roots and undergo a process called nitrogen fixation which turns nitrogen from the atmosphere into compounds that are absorbed by plants.Which of these best describes the role of these microorganisms?Aids in the cycling of nutrients in the ecosystemDisrupts the health of organisms in the ecosystemCauses disease in plants and animalsAids in the processes of decomposition30s