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Cell Transport Mastery


Froggy Jumps Cell Transport MasteryVersion en ligne Cell transport basics & disease links par misael dicdican 1 Which process moves molecules down their concentration gradient without energy input? a Diffusion b Active transport c Osmosis 2 What is the diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane called? a Endocytosis b Diffusion c Osmosis 3 Which transport requires channel or carrier proteins without energy use? a Facilitated diffusion b Primary active transport c Osmosis 4 In diffusion, which factor most affects rate? a Concentration gradient b Membrane thickness c Molecule size 5 What maintains osmotic balance by equal water movement? a Osmosis b Phagocytosis c Diffusion 6 Which type of transport uses ATP to move substances against a gradient? a Active transport b Facilitated diffusion c Osmosis 7 Which membrane protein pumps ions across the membrane? a Receptor b Channel protein c Ion pump 8 What is the protein-mediated uptake of large molecules into cells? a Exocytosis b Endocytosis c Diffusion 9 Which process releases substances outside the cell by vesicle fusion? a Exocytosis b Endocytosis c Osmosis 10 Which component largely determines a cell’s membrane potential? a Phospholipid bilayer b Cholesterol alone c Glycoproteins 11 Which molecule forms the main barrier of the cell membrane? a Proteins b Phospholipids c Carbohydrates 12 What role does cholesterol play in membranes? a Stores energy b Cends signals c Stabilizes membrane fluidity 13 Which organelle contains chloroplasts for photosynthesis? a Mitochondrion b Golgi apparatus c Chloroplast 14 Photosynthesis primarily occurs in which plant cell organelle? a Vacuole b Ribosome c Chloroplast 15 What pigment captures light energy in photosynthesis? a Hemoglobin b Carotene c Chlorophyll 16 Which two stages convert light energy into chemical energy? a Glycolysis and Krebs b Fermentation and respiration c Light reactions and Calvin cycle 17 Where do light-dependent reactions take place? a Stroma b Thylakoid membranes c Mitochondrial matrix 18 The Calvin cycle occurs in which chloroplast area? a Thylakoid b Grana c Stroma 19 Which gas is released during photosynthesis? a Carbon dioxide b Oxygen c Nitrogen 20 What molecule accepts electrons in photosynthesis? a FAD b NADP+ c NAD+ 21 Which energy source powers the Calvin cycle? a NADPH b ADP c ATP from light reactions 22 Which process connects cellular respiration and photosynthesis? a Chemiosmosis/ATP synthesis b Glycolysis c Fermentation 23 Which membrane maintains homeostasis by regulating substance passage? a Ribosome b Nucleus c Cell membrane 24 What is a selective barrier that controls what enters and leaves a cell? a Plasma cavity b Cell membrane c Cell wall 25 Which disease is linked to uncontrolled cell growth due to mutations? a Albinism b Cancer c Diabetes 26 Which condition involves impaired insulin action or production? a Hemophilia b Cancer c Diabetes 27 What genetic condition affects hemoglobin structure? a Tay-Sachs b Cystic fibrosis c Sickle cell disease 28 Which cell process, when faulty, can contribute to cancer progression? a Protein synthesis only b Cell cycle control/dysregulation c Glucose uptake 29 Which transport pathway is often upregulated in cancer cells for nutrients? a Osmosis b Facilitated diffusion or transporter upregulation c Passive diffusion 30 Which cellular abnormality is primarily involved in diabetes complications? a Enhanced photosynthesis b Increased endocytosis c Altered glucose transport/metabolism 31 Which genetic disorder involves mutation in CFTR gene affecting chloride channels? a Cystic fibrosis b Muscular dystrophy c Huntington’s disease 32 What process in cells is a major source of ATP under aerobic conditions? a Photosynthesis b Fermentation c Cellular respiration (mitochondria) 33 Which organelle is the site of ATP production? a Rough ER b Nucleus c Mitochondrion 34 What is endocytosis often used to take up by cells? a Nutrients and particles b Water only c Waste products 35 Which transport mechanism requires receptor binding for uptake? a Receptor-mediated endocytosis b Facilitated diffusion c Pinocytosis 36 Which process involves vesicles fusing with the plasma membrane to release contents? a Osmosis b Endocytosis c Exocytosis 37 Which transport mechanism can move large solids into the cell? a Pinocytosis b Diffusion c Phagocytosis 38 What term describes the selective permeability of the cell membrane? a Nonselective diffusion b Complete impermeability c Selective permeability 39 Which macromolecule forms most of the cell membrane structure? a Proteins b Carbohydrates c Phospholipids 40 Which type of protein forms channels for passive transport? a Receptors b Channel proteins c Enzymes 41 What drives secondary active transport? a Water flow b Ion gradients established by pumps c Direct ATP hydrolysis 42 Which organelle stores pigments and toxins in plant cells? a Peroxisome b Lysosome c Vacuole 43 Which photosynthetic pigment is most abundant in plants? a Chlorophyll b b Chlorophyll a c Carotenoids 44 Autotrophs synthesize glucose using CO2, water, and what energy source? a Chemical energy b Light energy c ATP alone 45 Which gas is fixed during photosynthesis? a Nitrogen b Carbon dioxide c Oxygen 46 In which organelle does photosynthesis occur in plants? a Mitochondria b Nucleus c Chloroplasts 47 Which part of the chloroplast contains the thylakoid membranes? a Chloroplast interior (thylakoid layer) b Stroma outside c Outer membrane 48 What is the energy carrier produced during the light reactions? a ADP b NADPH and ATP c FADH2 49 What is the main purpose of the Calvin cycle? a Produce O2 b Split water c Fix CO2 into sugars 50 Which enzyme is key for CO2 fixation in the Calvin cycle? a ATP synthase b Photosystem II c Ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase (RuBisCO) 51 Which membrane lipids help maintain fluidity at different temperatures? a Phospholipids and cholesterol b Glycoproteins c Peptidoglycan 52 What is the term for cell-to-cell communication using signaling molecules? a Cell signaling b Osmosis c Diffusion only 53 Which disease is linked to improper insulin signaling and high blood sugar? a Diabetes mellitus b Cancer c Parkinson's 54 Which cell structure helps maintain turgor in plant cells? a Cell wall b Chloroplast c Ribosome 55 Which process transports substances out of the cell using vesicles? a Exocytosis b Osmosis c Endocytosis 56 Which feature of the membrane allows selective transport? a Ribosomes b Membrane proteins c Nucleic acids 57 Which component is least permeable to ions? a Nonpolar tails b Cholesterol c Hydrophobic core of the bilayer 58 What role do aquaporins play? a Transport sugars b Transport ions c Facilitate water transport 59 Which process increases cell surface area for uptake? a Diffusion b Osmosis c Endocytosis (pinocytosis/phagocytosis) 60 What is net movement of water into a cell when surrounding solution is hypertonic? a Into the cell b No movement c Out of the cell (water leaves) 61 Which disease involves abnormal cell signaling leading to uncontrolled growth? a Scurvy b Cancer c Hemophilia 62 Which factor most influences diffusion rate across a membrane? a Concentration gradient b Temperature c Membrane thickness 63 Which organelle is responsible for lipid synthesis influencing membranes? a Smooth endoplasmic reticulum b Rough ER c Golgi 64 Which molecule is primarily responsible for energy storage in cells? a ATP b DNA c RNA 65 Which transport increases intake of large molecules via vesicles? a Diffusion b Endocytosis c Osmosis 66 Which process sees vesicles fuse with the plasma membrane to release contents? a Endocytosis b Exocytosis c Osmosis 67 Which transport mechanism can move ions like Na+ and K+ against gradient? a Active transport (ion pumps) b Facilitated diffusion c Osmosis 68 What keeps the cell membrane fluid at lower temperatures? a Unsaturated phospholipids b Cholesterol only c Saturated fats 69 Which disease is associated with defective chloride channels affecting mucus viscosity? a Asthma b Alzheimer's c Cystic fibrosis 70 Which gas exchange process occurs in chloroplasts? a Respiration releases CO2 b Photosynthesis releases O2 c Fermentation releases CO2 71 Which enzyme catalyzes CO2 fixation in plants? a ATP synthase b Cytochrome c c RuBisCO 72 Which transport helps bring nutrients into cells from surroundings? a Endocytosis b Diffusion c Osmosis 73 What is the term for the diffusion of solvents through a membrane? a Diffusion b Active transport c Osmosis 74 Which organelle stores pigments in plant cells? a Chloroplast b Vacuole c Nucleus 75 Which component of the cell membrane acts as a barrier to most water-soluble substances? a Hydrophobic core b Hydrophilic heads c Glycoproteins 76 Which process can be saturated when transporters are limited? a Facilitated diffusion b Osmosis c Diffusion 77 In a hypertonic solution, plant cells experience what? a Plasmolysis b No change c Turgor 78 Which molecule is primarily involved in signaling across the membrane? a Lipids b Ribosomes c Receptor proteins 79 Which metabolic process mainly produces NADH for respiration? a Photosynthesis b Fermentation c Glycolysis 80 Which term describes a membrane’s ability to restrict substances? a Selective permeability b Uniform permeability c Nonselective diffusion 81 Which organelle coordinates protein trafficking in cells? a Golgi apparatus b Lysosome c Peroxisome 82 Which process is an example of bulk transport? a Osmosis b Diffusion c Endocytosis/exocytosis 83 What kind of transport does not require energy? a Active transport b Passive transport c Exocytosis 84 Which sugar is a product of photosynthesis? a Lactose b Glucose c Fructose 85 Which photosystem primarily uses light to split water? a Cytochrome b6f b Photosystem I c Photosystem II 86 Which ion gradient energizes ATP synthesis in chloroplasts? a Sodium gradient b Calcium gradient c Proton gradient (H+) 87 Which disease trait results from a single gene mutation affecting proteins? a Genetic disorder b Infectious disease c Nutritional deficiency 88 Which structure helps maintain cell shape and protection in plants? a Cell wall b Cytoskeleton c Plasma membrane

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Which process moves molecules down their concentration gradient without energy input?

What is the diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane called?

Which transport requires channel or carrier proteins without energy use?

In diffusion, which factor most affects rate?

What maintains osmotic balance by equal water movement?

Which type of transport uses ATP to move substances against a gradient?

Which membrane protein pumps ions across the membrane?

What is the protein-mediated uptake of large molecules into cells?

Which process releases substances outside the cell by vesicle fusion?

Which component largely determines a cell’s membrane potential?

Which molecule forms the main barrier of the cell membrane?

What role does cholesterol play in membranes?

Which organelle contains chloroplasts for photosynthesis?

Photosynthesis primarily occurs in which plant cell organelle?

What pigment captures light energy in photosynthesis?

Which two stages convert light energy into chemical energy?

Where do light-dependent reactions take place?

The Calvin cycle occurs in which chloroplast area?

Which gas is released during photosynthesis?

What molecule accepts electrons in photosynthesis?

Which energy source powers the Calvin cycle?

Which process connects cellular respiration and photosynthesis?

Which membrane maintains homeostasis by regulating substance passage?

What is a selective barrier that controls what enters and leaves a cell?

Which disease is linked to uncontrolled cell growth due to mutations?

Which condition involves impaired insulin action or production?

What genetic condition affects hemoglobin structure?

Which cell process, when faulty, can contribute to cancer progression?

Which transport pathway is often upregulated in cancer cells for nutrients?

Which cellular abnormality is primarily involved in diabetes complications?

Which genetic disorder involves mutation in CFTR gene affecting chloride channels?

What process in cells is a major source of ATP under aerobic conditions?

Which organelle is the site of ATP production?

What is endocytosis often used to take up by cells?

Which transport mechanism requires receptor binding for uptake?

Which process involves vesicles fusing with the plasma membrane to release contents?

Which transport mechanism can move large solids into the cell?

What term describes the selective permeability of the cell membrane?

Which macromolecule forms most of the cell membrane structure?

Which type of protein forms channels for passive transport?

What drives secondary active transport?

Which organelle stores pigments and toxins in plant cells?

Which photosynthetic pigment is most abundant in plants?

Autotrophs synthesize glucose using CO2, water, and what energy source?

Which gas is fixed during photosynthesis?

In which organelle does photosynthesis occur in plants?

Which part of the chloroplast contains the thylakoid membranes?

What is the energy carrier produced during the light reactions?

What is the main purpose of the Calvin cycle?

Which enzyme is key for CO2 fixation in the Calvin cycle?

Which membrane lipids help maintain fluidity at different temperatures?

What is the term for cell-to-cell communication using signaling molecules?

Which disease is linked to improper insulin signaling and high blood sugar?

Which cell structure helps maintain turgor in plant cells?

Which process transports substances out of the cell using vesicles?

Which feature of the membrane allows selective transport?

Which component is least permeable to ions?

What role do aquaporins play?

Which process increases cell surface area for uptake?

What is net movement of water into a cell when surrounding solution is hypertonic?

Which disease involves abnormal cell signaling leading to uncontrolled growth?