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2023

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 EXAM 1  BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE 1200 – BOTANY – FALL, 2023 Instructions to students: Bubble in your name and student number on your scantron. Read each question completely before answering. Clearly fill in the bubble for the correct respons...

 EXAM 1  BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE 1200 – BOTANY – FALL, 2023 Instructions to students: Bubble in your name and student number on your scantron. Read each question completely before answering. Clearly fill in the bubble for the correct response on your scantron. Each question is worth 2 points. Turn in the scantron and the first page of the exam when you are done. The rest of the exam is yours to keep, so mark your answers on it to check later! Take a deep breath. You’ve got this! LET’S START WITH A WARM-UP! (Superscript numbers credit the team that either wrote or inspired that question!) 1) The cytoplasm includes…10 A. The gooey liquid inside the cell. B. Just the organelles inside the cell. C. Everything inside the cell. D. Everything inside the cell except the nucleus. 2) Which career manages green spaces such as parks and fields?21 A. Horticulture B. Turf management C. Paleobotany D. Horticultural (or botanical) therapy E. Agronomy 3) Which part of the cell is found in the extracellular space?17 A. Cell wall B. Cell membrane C. Mitochondria D. Nucleolus E. Ribosomes 4) Which of the following are ranked in the correct order from smallest to largest? A. Atom < Glucose < Fiber < Organelle < Cell < Stem B. Atom < Fiber < Glucose < Organelle < Cell < Stem C. Cell < Glucose < Fiber < Atom < Organelle < Stem D. Atom < Fiber < Glucose < Cell < Organelle < Stem E. Cell < Glucose < Atom < Fiber < Organelle < Stem 5) What type of organic molecule is used to make a ribosome? A. DNA B. Phospholipid C. Protein D. Cholesterol E. RNA YOU ARE DOING GREAT! KEEP IT UP! 6) All of the following can be harder to get in plant-based foods (compared to animal-based foods) EXCEPT: A. Iron B. Fiber C. Calcium D. Zinc E. Vitamin B12 7) Texas, March 2004: The charred body of a young woman was found in the desert, in association with partly burnt logs. Further investigation showed that the victim had spent the past evening at a party with friends, around a campfire using the same wood. It was determined that this wood had been supplied by one of the people attending that campfire, and that more such wood was found stacked at his home place. Ultimately, scientists called __________________ were able to match the crime scene wood and the wood at the suspect’s home as being from the same tree. A. Palynologists B. Dendrochronologists C. Paleobotanists D. Foresters 8) All living organisms will eventually die of old age, if they don’t die of something else first. One hypothesized cause of death via old age is that the mitochondria accumulate mutations in their DNA and stop working. What will be a direct result of the mitochondria not working? A. The organism will be unable to make any proteins. B. The organism will be unable to make glucose. C. The organism will be unable to maintain homeostasis. D. The organism will be unable to make ATP. E. The organism will be unable to perceive the environment. 9) For you mushroom enthusiasts out there: Some mushrooms produce toxins like N-glycosylases that prevent a cell from linking monomers together to make a protein. This is how they defend against both animals and plants. Which part of the cell is affected by these toxins? A. Mitochondria B. Ribosomes C. Vacuole D. Nucleus 10) Michael is low in Vitamin B6, which helps maintain a healthy immune system. His doctors tell him he should eat dark leafy greens, bananas, cantaloupe, or oranges daily to keep up his levels of Vitamin B6 because the body can’t store it. What type of vitamin is Vitamin B6? A. Trace B. Water-soluble C. Essential D. Quantity E. Fat-soluble 11) In biology, when something is organic it means … A. It contains carbon. B. It is healthy. C. It is found in nature. D. It does not contain pesticides or herbicides. E. All of the above Consider the information below and use it to answer the next two questions: Scientists have broken an enzyme called AMSH3 in Arabidopsis thaliana plants. Without this enzyme the plant cells are unable to store other compounds and grow. Source: Isono, et al. 2010. The Plant Cell 22(6). 12) What part of the cell normally uses AMSH3? A. Ribosomes B. Plasma membrane C. Nucleus D. Chloroplasts E. Vacuole 13) What type of organic molecule is AMSH3? A. Protein B. Nucleic acid C. Carbohydrate D. Lipid 14) All of the following are characteristics of life we discussed EXCEPT: A. Needs energy B. Maintains homeostasis C. Has genetic material and uses it to reproduce D. Has a metabolism E. Thinks 15) Which monomer has an important function in quick energy storage and exchange? A. Glycogen B. Nucleic acid C. ATP D. A steroid E. An enzyme 16) Which statement about vegetarian diets and proteins is TRUE?1 A. Plants are low in proteins; vegetarians should add protein powders to food to get enough protein. B. Vegetarians do not need to worry about protein; every plant food provides all the amino acids. C. Vegetarians can get their full protein & amino acid needs by eating a diversity of plant foods. D. Plants have the non-essential amino acids but cannot provide any of the essential amino acids; to get those vegetarians need to supplement with other protein sources, like dairy or eggs. 17) While studying for your Botany exam, you practiced with your application of concepts we have been discussing. For example, when you ate grilled chicken for lunch, you thought about how that grilled chicken contains a polysaccharide (complex sugar) called… A. Glucose B. Starch C. Glycogen D. Fiber/cellulose E. Gluten 18) Which characteristic of life is made possible by the plasma membrane?22 A. All living things have a metabolism. B. All living things have genetic material and use it to reproduce. C. All living things maintain homeostasis. D. All living things do respiration. 19) According to our discussion, life … A. Is defined by a set list of criteria; living things must have most items on the list to be living. B. Includes organisms and everything “above” the organism on the hierarchy we discussed. C. Is defined by a set list of criteria; living things must have all items on the list to be living. D. Is hard to define and the list of criteria is subject to change as we learn more. E. Does not exist elsewhere in the universe unless it meets our criteria. 20) A green roof can benefit a structure in several ways. Three of the following statements are benefits of green roofs we discussed in class. Which one is NOT a discussed benefit?9 A. Green roofs help conserve energy. B. Green roofs reduce maintenance costs. C. Green roofs reduce storm-water runoff. D. Green roofs reduce urban warming. 21) How do scientists visually detect cytoplasmic streaming? A. Movement of chloroplasts B. Movement of the nucleus C. Movement of ribosomes D. Movement of substances out of the cell E. Movement through plasmodesmata 22) Chi recently changed their diet, but they now have problems with forgetfulness and feeling slow and sluggish. What is probably lacking from Chi’s new diet? A. Protein B. Carbohydrates C. Lipids D. Nucleic Acids 23) Plants have a diversity of lipids. For the human diet, plants are primarily a source of… A. Saturated fats B. Unsaturated oils C. Saturated oils D. Unsaturated fats E. Trans fats 24) (Hypothetical case): A man went on a camping trip with his friends in Cyprus between March 3-May 2, but after the trip he disappeared. His friends claim he camped the entire time with them and must have disappeared after their return home. While camping, they lived off the land and used foods they harvested fresh themselves. On May 9 his remains were found just inside the mouth of a small cave. Because of the conditions in/near the cave, officials are having a hard time estimating his time of death and ask you to help. When they did an autopsy, they found he had eaten some fresh fruit just before death. One of the seeds germinated in his digestive track after his death and started to grow. The seedling has two small cotyledons and a pair of leaves. What species would the seedling have to be to indicate he died while camping with friends, and not after? Option Species Monocot or Fruiting time in Cyprus Time to first true dicot leaf/leaves A Grapes Dicot May 10-12 weeks B Wheat Monocot May ~9 days C Banana Monocot February and March 5 weeks-6 months D Grapefruit Dicot January - March ~3 weeks E Figs Dicot February and March ~8 weeks 25) Which of the following characteristics cannot be used to distinguish plant species from each other?43 A. Whether the cells have a vacuole or not B. Margins of the leaves C. Whether the stem has a waxy cuticle or not D. Vein pattern on the leaves E. Arrangement of leaves on the stem NEARLY DONE! HOW ABOUT A LITTLE COOL DOWN? 26) Which cell part produces glucose?6 A. Ribosome B. Mitochondria C. Nucleus D. Chloroplast 27) Gluten is a(n)… A. Carbohydrate B. Lipid C. Protein D. Vitamin E. Amino acid 28) What is the function of the nucleus?39 A. Cellular respiration B. Prevent toxicity C. Establish homeostasis D. Store information 29) Which category does cholesterol belong in?44 A. Carbohydrates B. Lipids C. Proteins D. Nucleic acids E. Vitamins 30) The monomers of ________________ are called _________________. A. Proteins; nucleic acids B. Nucleic acids; nucleotides C. Carbohydrates; polysaccharides/complex sugars D. Lipids; amino acids YOU ARE DONE! CONGRATULATIONS!! Take your belongings and leave by the back door. In the lobby area you will turn in: Your Scantron The signed first page of this exam You may KEEP the other pages of this exam.

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