1. Biomolecules are organic molecules.

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TRUE
 
FALSE

 
2. Cells are plasmolyzed in a hypertonic concentration.
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TRUE
 
FALSE

 
3. Channel proteins trigger a change in their own shape in order to transport
molecules from the outside to the cell's interior.
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TRUE
FALSE
 
 
4. High temperature decreases the rate of diffusion.
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TRUE
FALSE
 
 
5. Hypotonicity is a condition suited for plants.
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TRUE
FALSE
 
 
6. Macromolecules are broken down by means of removing water molecules.
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TRUE
FALSE
 
 
7. Secondary active transport utilizes ATP as materials move.
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TRUE
FALSE
 
 
8. Symporter accommodates substances that go in the opposite direction.
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TRUE
FALSE
 
 
9. The head of the phospholipids is hydrophilic
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TRUE
 
FALSE

 
10. The osmolarity is high if the solute is greater than the solvent.
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TRUE
 
FALSE

II. IDENTIFICATION.
8 of 10 points
Directions: Read and analyze the following statements and identify what is being asked.

 
11. A peripheral protein that mediates potocytosis.
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CAVEOLAE
 
 
12. It describes how extracellular solution can change the volume of the cell
by affecting osmosis
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TONICITY
 
 
13. It is the condition of cell-eating without the use of peripheral proteins.
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PHAGOCYTOSIS
 
 
14. It is the total solute concentration of the solution.
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OSMOLARITY
 
 
15. The phase of active transport where the electrochemical gradient is
established.
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SECONDARY ACTIVE TRANSPORT

 
 
16. The process by which altered protein regains its biological activity.
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DENATURATION
 
 
17. The process where monomers are combined together giving rise to a
diverse group of macromolecules.
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DEHYDRATION SYNTHESIS
 
 
18. The process which purpose is to expel material from the cell into the
extracellular fluid
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EXOCYTOSIS
 
 
19. The state in which there is an equal concentration across space.
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DYNAMIC EQUILIBRIUM
 
 
20. These are the single sub-units or building blocks combined together to
make up larger molecules.
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MONOMERS