bio quiz this quiz will help you study for you bio exam it's a great way to study and also fun instead of looking over your notes each time :) gina.ryan3 published on June 21, 201212 responses 5 « Previous Next » Questions in vertical order 1/37 what does the mitochondria do? produce energy produce heat produce protein 2/37 what is the cell membrane made up of? golgi hypotonic phospholids 3/37 what is a bacteria? non-living and can't reproduce , needs a host living and can reproduce asexually and sexually, doesn't need a host is something gross 4/37 what does the ribosome do? produces heat produces protein produces sugars 5/37 what is a monosaccharide and what is an example? double sugar ex: candy multi sugar ex:icecream single sugar ex: glucose 6/37 what is a virus? non living and can't reproduce and needs a host something you can catch a std 7/37 what is disaccharide and what is a example? long carbonated fats ex: starches single sugar ex:glucose double sugar ex:lactose 8/37 what is a polysaccharide and what is an example? some fancy word for clay long carbonhydrate ex:starches where water leaves the cell 9/37 what is hypertonic? water leaves the cell (shrinks) gas exchanges where the cell stays the same 10/37 what is isotonic? a robot a part of mitosis where the cell stays the same 11/37 what is hypotonic? where water moves in the cell (expands) something we test for a car engine where the plant cells die 12/37 what is diffusion where proteins travel through the body to the muscles movement from high to low concentration where blood travels through the veins to the heart 13/37 what is permeable? allowing liquids or gases to pass through it where we farts are made part of the small intestine 14/37 what is impermeable? not allowing fluid to pass through not allowing blood to pass through not allowing proteins to pass through 15/37 what is semi-permeable? part of digestion allows certain molecules or ions to pass through it not allowing gases to pass through it 16/37 what is the shape of coccus? round oval triangle 17/37 what does mono mean? chain two single 18/37 what is the shape of bacillus? oval rectangle helix 19/37 what does diplo mean? clump scattered two 20/37 what is the shape of helix? helix oval square 21/37 what does staphylo mean? two clump chain 22/37 what is the shape of spirilium? round chain spiral 23/37 what does strepto mean? chain three four 24/37 what direction does a nerve impulse travel on a neuron? axon to dendrites dendrites to axon axon to axon 25/37 why so we need muscles? motion,heat,posture and body support structure and to impress the ladies protection of bones 26/37 why do we need bones? posture motion attachment for muscles, support,protection of organs,storage of minerals and shock absorber 27/37 what is a tendon? attaches muscle to bone attaches bone to bone attaches heart to veins 28/37 what is a ligament? attaches bone to joints attaches bone to bone attaches sperm to egg 29/37 what is a molar used for? used for chewing and grinding food used for tearing food used for cutting food 30/37 what are pre-molars used for? biting surfaces tearing and crushing food cutting food 31/37 what are arteries? medium and close to heart biggest and away from heart and muscular smallest and gas exchaneger 32/37 what are veins? what blood is pumped through what o2 is goes into to make red blood cells medium, close to the heart, valves 33/37 what is dermal used for? protection support tranport 34/37 what is ground used for? transport protection support 35/37 what is vascular used for? support transport protection 36/37 what does the xylem do? food down the plant sunlight down the plant water down the plant 37/37 what is the largest bone in your body? femur spinal cord shoulder blade
