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Control MetabolismGene

ExpressionCells

Microbial Growth

Chemistry

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Chapter 5: Control:

$100 Question

Which of these control methods destroys DNA?

a. Alcohols.

b. Washing.

c. UV light.

d. Silver Nitrate.BACK TO GAME

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Chapter 5: Control:

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Which of these control methods destroys DNA?

a. Alcohols.

b. Washing.

c. UV light.

d. Silver Nitrate.

Chapter 5: Control:

$200 Question

Chlorine bleach:

a. Becomes inactivated by large quantities of organic compounds

b. Is unable to destroy endospores

c. Is ineffective when it is diluted

d. Is expensive relative to other chemical control methods

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Chapter 5: Control:

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Chlorine bleach:

a. Becomes inactivated by large quantities of organic compounds

b. Is unable to destroy endospores

c. Is ineffective when it is diluted

d. Is expensive relative to other chemical control methods

Chapter 5: Control:

$300 Question

Typical conditions used for sterilization in an autoclave are:

a. 100°C for 10 minutes.

b. 121°C at 15 psi for 15 minutes.

c. 80°C for 15 minutes.

d. 72°C for 15 seconds.

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Chapter 5: Control :

$300 Answer

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Typical conditions used for sterilization in an autoclave are:

a. 100°C for 10 minutes.

b. 121°C at 15 psi for 15 minutes.

c. 80°C for 15 minutes.

d. 72°C for 15 seconds.

Chapter 5: Control :

$400 Question

Preserving meat with salt kills microbes by:

a. Causing plasmolysis

b. Lysing cells

c. Preventing protein synthesis

d. Oxidizing DNABACK TO GAME

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Chapter 5: Control :

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Preserving meat with salt kills microbes by:

a. Causing plasmolysis

b. Lysing cells

c. Preventing protein synthesis

d. Oxidizing DNA

Chapter 5: Control :

$500 Question

Which type of electromagnetic radiation has the most energy?

a. X rays

b. Gamma rays

c. UV rays

d. MicrowavesBACK TO GAME

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Chapter 5: Control :

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Which type of electromagnetic radiation has the most energy?

a. X rays

b. Gamma rays

c. UV rays

d. Microwaves

Chapter 6: Metabolism:

$100 Question

Which of these would be an anabolic process?

a. Glycolysis.

b. Fermentation.

c. DNA replication.

d. Digestion.

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Chapter 6: Metabolism:

$100 Answer

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Which of these would be an anabolic process?

a. Glycolysis.

b. Fermentation.

c. DNA replication.

d. Digestion.

Chapter 6: Metabolism:

$200 Question

In this reaction, tell whether NAD+ is oxidized or reduced.

NAD+ + Pyruvate NADH + Lactate

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NAD+ is getting reduced.

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Chapter 6: Metabolism:

$300 Question

Which of these processes generates the most reducing power?

a. Glycolysis

b. Intermediate step

c. Pentose Phosphate pathway

d. TCA cycle

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Chapter 6: Metabolism:

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Which of these processes generates the most reducing power?

a. Glycolysis

b. Intermediate step

c. Pentose Phosphate pathway

d. TCA cycle

Chapter 6: Metabolism:

$400 Question

Which of these would generate the most ATP?

a. Aerobic cellular respiration in a prokaryote

b. Aerobic cellular respiration in a eukaryote

c. Anaerobic cellular respiration in a prokaryote

d. FermentationBACK TO GAME

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Chapter 6: Metabolism:

$400 Answer

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Which of these would generate the most ATP?

a. Aerobic cellular respiration in a prokaryote

b. Aerobic cellular respiration in a eukaryote

c. Anaerobic cellular respiration in a prokaryote

d. Fermentation

Chapter 6: Metabolism:

$500 Question

Which of these statements about photosynthesis is FALSE?

a. The light reactions produce ATP and NADPH

b. The Calvin Cycle produces G3P, which can be used to synthesize fructose

c. After the reaction center chlorophyll in Photosystem I loses electrons, it splits water to get new electrons

d. When light hits chlorophyll, it causes electrons to become excited and then fall back to ground state, releasing energy

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Chapter 6: Metabolism:

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Which of these statements about photosynthesis is FALSE?

a. The light reactions produce ATP and NADPH

b. The Calvin Cycle produces G3P, which can be used to synthesize fructose

c. After the reaction center chlorophyll in Photosystem I loses electrons, it splits water to get new electrons

d. When light hits chlorophyll, it causes electrons to become excited and then fall back to ground state, releasing energy

Chapter 7: Gene Expression:

$100 Question

Which of these is NOT a difference between DNA and RNA?

a. DNA has T, RNA has U

b. DNA is made of nucleotides with 3 phosphates, RNA nucleotides have 1 phosphate.

c. DNA usually has 2 strands, RNA has 1.

d. They have different sugars.BACK TO GAME

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Chapter 7: Gene Expression:

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Which of these is NOT a difference between DNA and RNA?

a. DNA has T, RNA has U

b. DNA is made of nucleotides with 3 phosphates, RNA nucleotides have 1 phosphate.

c. DNA usually has 2 strands, RNA has 1.

d. They have different sugars.

Chapter 7: Gene Expression:

$200 Question

Which of these would only be found in eukaryotes?

a. Repressors and activators

b. Polycistronic transcripts

c. 5’ caps and poly A tails

d. OperonsBACK TO GAME

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Chapter 7: Gene Expression:

$200 Answer

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Which of these would only be found in eukaryotes?

a. Repressors and activators

b. Polycistronic transcripts

c. 5’ caps and poly A tails

d. Operons

Chapter 7: Gene Expression :

$300 Question

The mRNA transcript reads:

5’ AUGUAUAACGAG 3’

What would the – strand of DNA read?

a. 5’ ATGTATAACGAG 3’

b. 3’ TACATATTGCTC 5’

c. 5’ TACATATTGCTC 3’

d. 3’ UACAUAUUGCUC 5’BACK TO GAME

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Chapter 7: Gene Expression :

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The mRNA transcript reads:

5’ AUGUAUAACGAG 3’

What would the – strand of DNA read?

a. 5’ ATGTATAACGAG 3’

b. 3’ TACATATTGCTC 5’

c. 5’ TACATATTGCTC 3’

d. 3’ UACAUAUUGCUC 5’

Chapter 7: Gene Expression:

$400 Question

In order for the lac operon to be transcribed, what has to happen?

a. Lactose levels must be low and glucose must be high

b. Glucose induces an activator and lactose bonds to a phosphate group

c. Lactose removes a repressor and cAMP induces an activator

d. cAMP removes a repressor and glucose removes an activator BACK TO GAME

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Chapter 7: Gene Expression:

$400 Answer

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In order for the lac operon to be transcribed, what has to happen?

a. Lactose levels must be low and glucose must be high

b. Glucose induces an activator and lactose bonds to a phosphate group

c. Lactose removes a repressor and cAMP induces an activator

d. cAMP removes a repressor and glucose removes an activator

Chapter 7: Gene Expression:

$500 Question

During quorum sensing, after signal molecules reach a high concentration, what is likely to happen in the cell?

a. The cell is prevented from synthesizing new cell walls

b. The cell attaches to a phosphate group and is activated to do work

c. Signal molecules diffuse into the cell and cause mutations in the DNA

d. Signal molecules attach to a sensor, which phosphorylates a response regulator to turn on genes

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Chapter 7: Gene Expression:

$500 Answer

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During quorum sensing, after signal molecules reach a high concentration, what is likely to happen in the cell?

a. The cell is prevented from synthesizing new cell walls

b. The cell attaches to a phosphate group and is activated to do work

c. Signal molecules diffuse into the cell and cause mutations in the DNA

d. Signal molecules attach to a sensor, which phosphorylates a response regulator to turn on genes

Chapter 4: Microbial Growth:

$100 Question

An agar plate is an example of:

a. Continous culture

b. A chemostat

c. Closed culture

d. Liquid medium

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Chapter 4: Microbial Growth: $100 Answer

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An agar plate is an example of: a. Continous culture

b. A chemostatc. Closed cultured. Liquid medium

Chapter 4: Microbial Growth:

$200 Question

On an agar plate, which part of a colony will be in the latest stage of the growth curve?

a. The center

b. The edges

c. All areas of the colony are in the same stage of the growth curve

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Chapter 4: Microbial Growth: $200 Answer

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On an agar plate, which part of a colony will be in the latest stage of the growth curve? a. The center

b. The edgesc. All areas of the colony are in the same stage of the

growth curve

Chapter 4: Microbial Growth:

$300 Question

Bacteria that prefer to live in oxygen but can live in environments with or without oxygen are called:

a. Aerotolerant anaerobes

b. Microaerophiles

c. Obligate anaerobes

d. Facultative anaerobes

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Chapter 4: Microbial Growth: $300 Answer

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Bacteria that prefer to live in oxygen but can live in environments with or without oxygen are called:

a. Aerotolerant anaerobes

b. Microaerophiles

c. Obligate anaerobes

d. Facultative anaerobes

Chapter 4: Microbial Growth:

$400 Question

A type of agar that included specific growth factors to favor the growth of one species of microbe above all others would be:

a. selective

b. differential

c. enrichment

d. chemically defined

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A type of agar that included specific growth factors to favor the growth of one species of microbe above all others would be:

a. selective

b. differential

c. enrichment

d. chemically defined

Chapter 4: Microbial Growth:

$500 Question

This type of organism can fix its own carbon and obtains energy from chemicals found in its environment:

a. photoautotroph

b. photoheterotroph

c. chemoautotroph

d. chemoheterotroph

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Chapter 4: Microbial Growth: $500 Answer

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This type of organism can fix its own carbon and obtains energy from chemicals found in its environment:

a. photoautotroph

b. photoheterotroph

c. chemoautotroph

d. chemoheterotroph

Chapter 2: Chemistry:

$100 Question

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Chapter 2: Chemistry:

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Which of these is NOT a type of lipid?

a. phospholipid

b. polypeptide

c. steroid

d. triglyceride

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Which of these is NOT a type of lipid?

a. phospholipid

b. polypeptide

c. steroid

d. triglyceride

Chapter 2: Chemistry:

$300 Question

A basic solution has a _____ concentration of H+ than OH- and a pH _______ than 7.

a. greater, greater

b. lower, lower

c. greater, lower

d. lower, greater

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A basic solution has a _____ concentration of H+ than OH- and a pH _______ than 7.

a. greater, greater

b. lower, lower

c. greater, lower

d. lower, greater

Chapter 2: Chemistry:

$400 Question

These structures are 3 different:

a. isomers

b. isotopes

c. glycerols

d. fatty acids

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These structures are 3 different:

a. isomers

b. isotopes

c. glycerols

d. fatty acids

Chapter 2: Chemistry:

$500 Question

Name 3 major parts of ATP.

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Name 3 major parts of ATP.

A ribose sugar, adenine base, and 3 phosphate groups.

Chapter 3: Cells:

$100 Question

If you wanted to see individual small molecules, which microscope should you use?

a. bright field

b. Dark field

c. Scanning electron

d. Atomic force

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If you wanted to see individual small molecules, which microscope should you use?

a. bright field

b. Dark field

c. Scanning electron

d. Atomic force

Chapter 3: Cells:

$200 Question

What happens to a cell placed in a hypertonic solution?

a. It swells

b. It shrinks

c. It stays the same size

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What happens to a cell placed in a hypertonic solution?

a. It swells

b. It shrinks

c. It stays the same size

Chapter 3: Cells:

$300 Question

In which condition would you expect endospores to form?

a. Bacteria have just been streaked onto new agar

b. Bacteria have just been placed in the incubator

c. Bacteria have been living on the same agar for 2 weeks

d. Bacteria are living in a biofilm in their natural habitat

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Chapter 3: Cells : $300 Answer

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In which condition would you expect endospores to form?

a. Bacteria have just been streaked onto new agar

b. Bacteria have just been placed in the incubator

c. Bacteria have been living on the same agar for 2 weeks

d. Bacteria are living in a biofilm in their natural habitat

Chapter 3: Cells:

$400 Question

Lysozyme targets _____ bacteria by _______ cell walls.

a. Gram positive, inhibiting synthesis of

b. Gram negative, inhibiting synthesis of

c. Gram positive, breaking down

d. Gram negative, breaking down

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Chapter 3: Cells : $400 Answer

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Lysozyme targets _____ bacteria by _______ cell walls.

a. Gram positive, inhibiting synthesis of

b. Gram negative, inhibiting synthesis of

c. Gram positive, breaking down

d. Gram negative, breaking down

Chapter 3: Cells:

$500 Question

What is a plasmid and why are they important?

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What is a plasmid and why are they important?

A small, round piece of DNA that can be transferred between bacteria, allowing them to share traits such as antibiotic resistance.