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Froggy Jumps Biology Unit 1 ReviewOnline version Biology basics by Jaydan 1 Difference Between passive and active transport: a Passive transport uses ATP. b Active transport occurs down the gradient without energy. c Passive transport moves molecules down their concentration gradient (high to low) without cellular e 2 Types of diffusion: Simple diffusion (molecules pass through membrane). Osmosis (diffusion of water) a Active transport and facilitated diffusion b Endocytosis and exocytosis c Types of diffusion: Simple diffusion and Osmosis 3 Which organ system provides protection and prevents water loss through the skin? a Integumentary system b Lymphatic system c Endocrine system 4 What is the main function of bones in the Skeletal system? a Structure and protection of organs b Gas exchange in blood c Hormone production 5 Which tissue enables movement by contracting and pulling on bones? a Nervous system b Muscular system c Respiratory system 6 Which organ processes sensory information and coordinates body actions? a Circulatory system b Digestive system c Nervous system 7 Which process uses oxygen to produce energy in cells? a Anaerobic respiration b Fermentation c Aerobic respiration 8 Which organelles are the cell's powerhouses? a Ribosomes b Mitochondria c Chloroplasts 9 What organelle contains chlorophyll and conducts photosynthesis? a Ribosome b Golgi apparatus c Chloroplast 10 Which carbohydrate is the body's main energy source? a Carbohydrates b Proteins c Nucleic acids 11 Which membrane component regulates substance movement in and out of the cell? a Cell membrane b Chloroplast c Cell wall 12 What vitamin deficiency causes scurvy? a Vitamin A b Vitamin C c Vitamin D 13 Which transport requires cellular energy to move substances against a gradient? a Active transport b Simple diffusion c Passive transport 14 What type of diffusion moves water across a membrane? a Simple diffusion b Osmosis c Facilitated diffusion 15 Which system acts as a protective outer barrier for the body? a Skeletal system b Integumentary system c Nervous system 16 The skeletal system primarily provides what for the body? a Gas exchange b Hormone production c Structure and protection of organs 17 Which system enables movement of the body? a Muscular system b Digestive system c Nervous system 18 What organ is primarily responsible for gas exchange in respiration? a Liver b Lungs c Heart 19 What is the main function of the digestive system? a Transport blood b Break down food into nutrients c Remove wastes only 20 In plant cells, which feature is absent in animal cells? a Large central vacuole b Ribosomes c Nucleus 21 Where does photosynthesis mainly take place in plant cells? a Chloroplasts b Golgi apparatus c Mitochondria 22 Which nucleic acid carries genetic instructions from DNA to ribosomes? a RNA b tRNA c DNA 23 Difference Between passive and active transport: Passive transport moves molecules down their concentration gradient (high to low) without cellular energy. Active transport moves them against gradients (low to high) using cellular energy. ATP. a Passive moves down its gradient; active uses energy to move against it. b Active moves down its gradient; passive uses energy to move against it. c Both require ATP and move with the gradient. 24 Types of diffusion: Simple diffusion (molecules pass through membrane). Osmosis (diffusion of water) a Active diffusion and osmosis b Simple diffusion and osmosis c Facilitated diffusion and osmosis 25 Integumentary: Skin, hair, nails. Acts as a protective outer barrier. a Integumentary system b Skeletal system c Digestive system 26 Plant cells vs Animal cells: Which has a cell wall made of cellulose? a Animal Cell b Both Plant and Animal c Plant Cell 27 Aerobic vs Anaerobic Respiration: Aerobic uses oxygen for low-intensity movements; Anaerobic lacks oxygen for short high-intensity. a Aerobic uses oxygen for low-intensity; Anaerobic lacks oxygen for short high-intensity b Both require oxygen for all activities c Anaerobic uses oxygen for low-intensity; Aerobic requires no oxygen 28 Describe function and structure of cell membrane. a An organelle that makes energy for the cell b A rigid wall that protects the nucleus c A selectively permeable barrier made of a phospholipid bilayer with embedded proteins 29 Two uses of Cell membrane: barrier and gatekeepers. Semi-permeable which means some molecules can diffuse across the lipid bilayer but others cannot. a Energy production and signaling; fully permeable b Storage and digestion; impermeable c Barrier and gatekeeper; semi-permeable 30 Main Nutrients in the body: Carbohydrates: body’s preferred source of energy. Ex: grain, fruits, vegetables a Vitamins b Proteins c Carbohydrates 31 Proteins: Structural: form the structural framework of muscles, tissues, organs a Carbohydrates b Proteins c Nucleic acids

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Difference Between passive and active transport:

Types of diffusion: Simple diffusion (molecules pass through membrane). Osmosis (diffusion of water)

Which organ system provides protection and prevents water loss through the skin?

What is the main function of bones in the Skeletal system?

Which tissue enables movement by contracting and pulling on bones?

Which organ processes sensory information and coordinates body actions?

Which process uses oxygen to produce energy in cells?

Which organelles are the cell's powerhouses?

What organelle contains chlorophyll and conducts photosynthesis?

Which carbohydrate is the body's main energy source?

Which membrane component regulates substance movement in and out of the cell?

What vitamin deficiency causes scurvy?

Which transport requires cellular energy to move substances against a gradient?

What type of diffusion moves water across a membrane?

Which system acts as a protective outer barrier for the body?

The skeletal system primarily provides what for the body?

Which system enables movement of the body?

What organ is primarily responsible for gas exchange in respiration?

What is the main function of the digestive system?

In plant cells, which feature is absent in animal cells?

Where does photosynthesis mainly take place in plant cells?

Which nucleic acid carries genetic instructions from DNA to ribosomes?

Difference Between passive and active transport: Passive transport moves molecules down their concentration gradient (high to low) without cellular energy. Active transport moves them against gradients (low to high) using cellular energy. ATP.

Types of diffusion: Simple diffusion (molecules pass through membrane). Osmosis (diffusion of water)

Integumentary: Skin, hair, nails. Acts as a protective outer barrier.

Plant cells vs Animal cells: Which has a cell wall made of cellulose?

Aerobic vs Anaerobic Respiration: Aerobic uses oxygen for low-intensity movements; Anaerobic lacks oxygen for short high-intensity.

Describe function and structure of cell membrane.

Two uses of Cell membrane: barrier and gatekeepers. Semi-permeable which means some molecules can diffuse across the lipid bilayer but others cannot.

Main Nutrients in the body: Carbohydrates: body’s preferred source of energy. Ex: grain, fruits, vegetables

Proteins: Structural: form the structural framework of muscles, tissues, organs