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Question #1
What is the main function of DNA?,,
A  to produce ATP
B  to provide structural support to the cell
C  to speed up cell reactions
D  to encode proteins
Question #2
Cancer is believed to be associated with a failure of the cell cycle.
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #3
The chemotherapy drug taxol inhibits microtubule function. A cell treated with taxol would become stuck in which phase?  
A  telophase
B  prophase
C  anaphase
D  telophase
Question #4
During cytokinesis of a plant cell, the cell divides by forming a cleavage furrow.
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #5
In some fungi and slime molds, mitosis may occur without cytokinesis. What would you expect to find in these species?
A  cells that contain multiple nuclei
B  cells that don’t contain nuclei
C  nuclei that never enter interphase
D  DNA that never condenses into visible chromosomes
Question #6
Which phase of mitosis involves the forming of the nuclear membrane?
A  Anaphase
B  Metaphase
C  Prophase
D  Telophase
Question #7
Which phase of mitosis occurs second in the change of events?
A  Prophase
B  Metaphase
C  Anaphase
D  Telophase
Question #8
When, during mitosis, do we first see the functioning centrosomes?
A  Anaphase
B  Prophase
C  Metaphase
D  Telophase
Question #9
When a cell first enters into cell division, the DNA in its nucleus
A  is copied
B  completely disintegrates
C  condenses to form thick, ribbonlike chromosomes
D  unravels to form chromatin
Question #10
Which phase of the cell cycle directly precedes mitosis?
A  G1 phase
B  G2 phase
C  Cytokinesis
D  S phase
Question #11
In mitosis of animal cells, cytokinesis involves the
A  the splitting of nucleus
B  the formation of a cleavage furrow
C  the formation of a cell plate
D  formation of the membranes
Question #12
The majority of a cell’s life cycle is spent in
A  Interphase
B  G2 phase
C  Mitosis
D  Cytokinesis
Question #13
Bacteria go through a form of cell division called _____________.
A  Cytokinesis
B  binary fission
C  binary fusion
D  None of the above
Question #14
DNA is packaged in units called
A  histones
B  chromosomes
C  centrosomes
D  centromeres
Question #15
Many viruses are inhibited by antibiotics
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #16
All mutations are harmful
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #17
All mutations involve some kind of change in the genetic code.
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #18
How many codons are in the mRNA sequence GGAAUGAAACAGGAACCCAAA?  
A  18
B  10
C  7
D  4
Question #19
In a “nonsense” mutation  
A  the mutation is not in DNA.
B  the codon that mutates causes a change in the amino acid specified. 
C  the codon that mutates causes a stop codon to occur instead of the placement of an amino acid. 
D  the codon that mutates does not cause a change in the amino acid specified. 
Question #20
What amino acid code does ACU code for?
A  Serine
B  Proline
C  Leucine
D  both Serine and Proline
E  Threonine
F  Arginine
Question #21
A group of genes, a promoter, and an operator that control transcription are called a(n
A  operon.
B  ribosome.
C  envelope. 
D  translational unit.
E  chromosome. 
Question #22
The step of translation in which the first amino acids joins the ribosome and mRNA is  
A  mitosis
B  initiation
C  termination
D  elongation
Question #23
Your entire genetic code is analogous to ________________.
A  a recipe
B  a cook
C  a cookbook
D  an electric motor
Question #24
What is the anticodon for GUU?
A  UAG
B  CAA
C  TAG
D  None of the above
Question #25
In eukaryotic cells, sequences of mRNA that are NOT removed before translation are called  
A  anticodons
B  exons
C  introns
D  terminators
Question #26
Proteins are made up of ______ different kinds of amino acid.
A  46
B  50
C  4
D  20
Question #27
rRNA carries the instructions for translation.
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #28
 If the DNA template strand has the following sequence, what would be the nucleotide sequence of the complementary RNA molecule produced in transcription? Template strand: GACCTTA
A   AGTCTT
B   TCAGAA
C  CUGGAAU
D   UCAGAA
Question #29
RNA differs from DNA in many ways, including
A  DNA contains deoxyribose and RNA contains ribose
B  DNA is double stranded and RNA is single stranded. 
C  RNA can catalyze some chemical reactions and DNA cannot.
D  DNA contains thymine and RNA contains uracil instead of thymine
E  All of the above are correct
Question #30
In Translation, what brings in new amino acids?
A  the transfer RNA
B  the ribosome
C  the amino acids
D  RNA polymerase
Question #31
In Transcription, DNA is copied to produce
A  RNA polymerase
B  transfer RNA
C  a ribosome
D  messenger RNA
Question #32
RNA is composed of building blocks called
A  monosaccharides
B  amino acids
C  disaccharides
D  phospholipids
E  nucleotides
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