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MICRO-1420 ADAMS UNIT 1 REVIEW
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47 questions
Q.Who is regarded as the founding father of microbiology?
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Q.Of the following options, which most accurately reflects necessary characteristics for life?
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Q.Which domain contains single-celled organisms?
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Q.Order to following from SMALLEST to LARGEST: Single protein, amoeba, fruit fly, H2O molecule, electron, mitochondria
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Q.Who disproved spontaneous generation with a jar and gauze?
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Q.Viroids are potentially more infectious to humans than prions.
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Q.What makes a substance organic?
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Q.A solution with a pH of 13 is how many times more alkaline than a solution with a pH of 7?
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Q.Element X has 15 electrons; how many bonds can it form?
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Q.Identify A, B, C
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Q.What is the function of the R side chain in amino acids?
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Q.What functional group is associated with carbohydrates?
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Q.Order the following bonds from STRONGEST to WEAKEST: polar covalent, ionic, hydrogen, nonpolar covalent
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Q.Give a complementary strand of DNA for the following: TTA GCC CTA GAA TGC GTT
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Q.What type of bonds occurs within a water molecule?
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Q.What type of bonds occurs between water molecules?
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Q.Gram-positive organisms stain purple.
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Q.Which of the following is involved in structure but not movement?
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Q.Which organelle contains genetic material?
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Q.Gram-positive organisms have more teichoic acid than Gram-negative cells.
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Q.Gram-negative organisms have two membranes.
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Q.A solute moving from low concentration to high concentration would be considered ________________.
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Q.Both prokaryotes and eukaryotes possess Golgi apparatus
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Q.Calcium storage, detoxification functions, and lipid synthesis would best describe:
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Q.Which of the following is involved in movement, but its primary role is attachment?
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Q.A bright-field microscope has greater magnification power compared to an electron microscope.
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Q.Only prokaryotic organisms possess ribosomes.
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Q.Gram-negative bacteria have a thick layer of peptidoglycan.
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Q.8 electrons can fill the first valence orbital according to valence shell theory.
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Q.Order the following from LARGEST to SMALLEST: electron, nucleic acid, Protozoan, CO2 molecule, rough ER
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Q.A highly infectious, misfolded protein accurately describes viruses.
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Q.Primary protein structure can be described as a 3-D, functional shape.
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Q.Purines are a double ring, while pyrimidines are a single ring.
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Q.Saturated fats are generally solid at room temperature.
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Q.Electron microscopes are easily accessible and cheap to purchase.
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Q.The clarity of an image accurately describes magnification.
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Q.Eukaryotes can possess pili.
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Q.A cell (lacking a cell wall) in a hypertonic solution will...
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Q.What bonds are responsible for forming peptide bonds?
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Q.Order the following from LARGEST to SMALLEST: Neutron, one ribosome, a human kidney, a ladybug, H2O molecule, one S. aureus cell, simple squamous epithelial cell, electron, 1 starch molecule
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Q.Element Y has 8 valence electrons. How many bonds can it form?
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Q.The _______________ functions by modifying proteins for transport or secretion.
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Q.The _________________ generates power/energy for the cell.
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Q.The _______________ creates proteins.
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Q.A pH of 3 is _________ times more _______________ than a pH of 10.
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Q.What definition best fits emerging disease?
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Q.Why did Pasteur's swan-neck flask experiments sometimes fail?
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