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| Flowering plants are also called |
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| Which group of organisms produce seeds in cones? |
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| Which of the following is not a fundamental property of life? |
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| Ability to convert carbon dioxide to water |
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| Starch is a storage molecule produced by |
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| Which of the following lipids form the main structural component of the plasma membrane? |
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| Which of the following is an amino acid? |
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| Which phase of the cell cycle occurs right before mitosis? |
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| During cytokinesis, the pharagmoplast vesicles fuse to form the cell plate which later become the |
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| Where are new membranes synthesized? |
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| What happens in the Calvin Cycle? |
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| Carbon dioxide is used to make sugars |
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| Which of the following are meristematic? |
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| Which cell types are found in the phloem? |
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| Sieve tube members and companion cells |
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| What cell types are found in the xylem? |
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| Tacheids and vessel elements |
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| Guard cells are found in the |
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| Wood is made up mostly of |
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| The rate of transpiration and photosynthesis is controlled by |
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| Movement of water through the xylem is explained by |
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| Cohesion-Transpiration Theory. |
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| The movement of water from water in the xylem is |
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| What is the force driving the bulk of flow of water in xylem? |
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| Cohesion refers to attraction of water molecules to each other due to |
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| Phloem cells are involved in |
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| transport of sugars from source to sink. |
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| Splitting of glucose into two pyruvate molecules occurs in |
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| What color in the absorption spectrum do chlorophyll A and B absorb most? |
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| What are the products of the light-dependent reactions? |
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| Where do the light-dependent reactions take place? |
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| What are the products of photosynthesis? |
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| Where does the Calvin Cycle take place? |
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| RuBisCo is an enzyme involved in |
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| The carbon dioxide that you exhale comes mainly from the |
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| The oxygen that you inhale is used up in the |
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| electron transport chain. |
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| Which is the correct sequence of events in cellular respiration? |
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| Glycolysis, Krebs cycle, electron transport chain |
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| Which of the following do not have vascular bundles? |
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| The oxygen that plants produce comes from |
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| Dead cells in ground tissues are called |
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| Which of the following have flowers and fruits? |
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| Which of the following have seeds but no flowers? |
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| Which of the following have vascular bundles but no seeds? |
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| Which of the following are land plants that have no vascular bundles? |
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| Which of the following is not a land plant? |
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| Which of the following are made up of amino acids? |
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| Which of the following stores genetic information? |
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| Which of the following is a transport form of carbohydrates? |
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| Which of the following is a major source of the plant cell wall? |
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| Which of the following serves as an energy storage in plants? |
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| Which of the following serves as an energy storage in animals? |
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| Which of the following is the starting material for glycolysis? |
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| Which of the following serves as an energy storage in plants and animals? |
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| Which of the following is a structural component of the plasma membrane? |
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| Which of the following can act as hormones? |
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| Which of the following serves to retain water in plant tissues? |
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| Which of the following contains DNA? |
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| Which of the following have peptide bonds? |
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| (None of the Above) Amino acids |
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| Where are proteins and membranes made? |
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| Where are proteins and membranes made? |
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| Where does process and packaging of proteins take place? |
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| Which of the following provides turgor pressure to a plant cell? |
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| Where does cellular respiration occur? |
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| None of the Above (Mitochondria) |
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| Which of the following is a colorless plastid that stores various materials such as starch or oils? |
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| None of the Above (Leucoplasts) |
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| Which of the following is the site of photosynthesis? |
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| Where does cellular respiration occur? |
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| Which of the following provides turgor pressure to a plant cell? |
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| None of the Above (Vacuole) |
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| Which of the following is a colorless plastid that stores varoius materials such as starch or oils? |
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| Which of the following is a pigmented plastid that can impart color to plant cells? |
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| In what stage of the cell cycle do organelles increase in number? |
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| In which stage of the cell cycle does DNA replicate? |
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| In which stage of the cell cycle does the nuclear membrane disappear? |
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| In which stage of the cell cycle does the cell divide? |
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| In which stage of the cell cycle do spindle fibers appear? |
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| None of the Above (Prophase) |
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| In which stage of the cell cycle do spindle fibers appear? |
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| In which stage of the cell cycle does the nuclear membrane reappear? |
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| In which stage of the cell cycle do spindle fibers disappear? |
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| In which stage of the cell cycle do spindle fibers elongate and attach to chromosomes? |
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| In which stage of the cell cycle do chromosomes align at the cell equator? |
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| In which stage of the cell cycle do chromosomes extend and disperse? |
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| In which stage of the cell cycle do chromosomes separate? |
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| In which stage of the cell cycle do chromosomes condense (become more compact)? |
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| Which type of tissues consist of dividing cells? |
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| Which type of tissues have trichomes? |
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| Which type of issues form the bulk of nonwoody plants? |
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| Which of the following are conducting tissues? |
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| Which of the following gives rise to leaves, nonwoody stems and roots? |
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| Which of the following contributes to increase in diameter of a plant? |
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| Which of the following conducts water and minerals from the roots upward? |
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| Which of the following have trichomes? |
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| None of the Above (Dermal tissue) |
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| Which of the following transports sugars from source to the sink? |
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| Which of the following takes place in the thylakoid membranes? |
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| Light-dependent reactions |
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| Which of the following produces NADPH, ATP, and oxygen? |
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| Light-dependent reactions |
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| Which of the following takes place int he stroma of the chroloplasts? |
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| Which of the following makes sugars from carbon dioxide? |
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| Which of the following splits glucose into two pyruvate molecules? |
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| Which of the following occurs in the cytosol? |
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| Which of the following makes NADH and FADH2 as pyruvate is stripped down carbon dioxide? |
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| Which of the following concentrates protein int he mitochondrial inter-membrane space, which then enables production of ATP by ATP synthase? |
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