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    Jules Arnel M. Valdez. 12 Stem-C Ma'am Mary Rose Rueda. General Biology 2 Exam: Part 2

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    The document contains two matching questions that ask the test taker to match structures in column A to their functions in column B. The first question deals with bacterial structures and functions, while the second question deals with eukaryotic cell organelles and their functions. For each question, the test taker must write the corresponding letter from column B in front of the number for each structure listed in column A, with no erasures allowed.

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    Jules Arnel M. Valdez. 12 Stem-C Ma'am Mary Rose Rueda. General Biology 2 Exam: Part 2

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    12 Stem-C
    Ma’am Mary Rose Rueda. General Biology 2
    Exam: Part 2
    MATCHING TYPE: Match column A (STRUCTURE) with its function on column B.
    Write your answer on the blank before the number. Use CAPITAL LETTER. NO
    ERASURE.
    STRUCTURE
    (COLUMN A)
    __B._1. Nucleoid
    __C._2. Cytoplasm
    __H._3. Ribosomes
    __K._4. Fimbriae
    __I.__5. Vesicle
    _F.__6. Bacterial Flagellum
    __J.__7. Pilli or Pilus
    __E.__8. Capsule
    __G.__9. Plasmid
    __D. _10. Cell wall
    __A. _11. Plasma Membrane

    FUNCTION
    (COLUMN B)
    a. Regulates flow of substances into and out of cell
    b. Cytoplasmic region containing genetic material
    c. Cytosol: fluid
    d. Composed of peptidoglycan, which promotes additional protection
    e. Composed of glycocalyx which enables it to adhere to its surroundings
    f. Movement
    g. Small circular DNA; Replicates independently
    h. tiny protein-making machines that carry out the genetic instructions of the cell
    i. used to transport materials from one place to another; Vesicles also function in
    metabolism and enzyme storage as well
    j. the tubes used to transfer plasmids from donor to recipient bacteria
    k. Allow bacteria to adhere to target host cells, so play a major role in bacterial
    virulence

    MATCHING TYPE: Match column A (STRUCTURE) with its function on column B.


    Write your answer on the blank before the number. Use CAPITAL LETTER. NO
    ERASURE
    STRUCTURE
    (COLUMN A)
    ___L._______1. Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum (RER)
    ___P._______2. Centriole
    ___H._______3. Mitochondrion
    ___Q._______4. Cytoskeleton
    ___R._______5. Vacuole
    ___S._______6. Chloroplast
    ___I._______7. Ribosomes
    ___K._______8. Endoplasmic Reticulum
    ___G.______9. Endomembrane System
    ___M._____10. Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum (SER)
    _ __T._____11. Golgi Apparatus
    __ _F._____12. Organelles
    ____A.____ 13. Plasma Membrane
    ____B._____14. Cell Wall
    ____C._____15. Flagella
    ____D._____16. Cilia
    ____E._____17. Cytoplasm
    ____J._____18. Nucleus
    ____N._____19. Lysosome
    ____O._____20. Peroxisome

    FUNCTION
    (COLUMN B)
    a. Composed of phospholipid bilayer that makes the cell selectively permeable
    b. Controls cell shape, protects, supports, Tough and thick layer composed of
    cellulose; Protects the inner parts of plant cells
    c. Long appendages attached to plasma membrane; Function for locomotion
    d. Functions for motility
    e. Serves as medium of transport materials inside the cell
    f. Parts suspended in the cytoplasm and inside the plasma membrane
    g. Group of channel of organelles that produce and transport substances on the
    cytoplasm
    h. Powerhouse of the cell
    i. “Semi organelles”; aid in protein synthesis
    j. Governs cell activities
    k. Network of saclike sheets and tubes responsible of various organic compounds
    l. Prepares proteins for export
    m. Transport of proteins from RER
    n. Contains hydrolytic enzymes called lysozyme that digests substances
    and worn out cellular parts; Enable recycling of molecules to produce new parts;
    Contains digestive enzymes to digest food in protists or destroy aging organelles
    o. Membrane-bound vesicles that bear the oxidative enzyme, hydrogen peroxide
    that is responsible for the oxidation and metabolism of very long fatty acids and
    lipids.
    p. Aid in the formation of spindle fibers that pull individual chromosomes to
    opposite poles of the cell; composed of microtubule units
    q. Provides structural support for the cell
    r. stores water, maintains turgidity
    s. Photosynthesis: Uses light energy to produce organic molecules
    t. Collects, modifies, packages and distributes proteins and lipids from ER

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