1. Protein1hormones1and1enzymes1are1stored1in1the1_
,1awaiting1signals1to1be1released1into1the1cell.
A) food1vacuole
B) Golgi1complex
C) rough1endoplasmic1reticulum GRADESLAB.COM
D) secretory1vesicles
1Ans:1D
Complexity:1 Easy
Ahead:1Basic1Cell1Function1and1Structure1Subj
ect:1Chapter11
Title:1Cellular1Function
2. Low1serum1albumin1levels1(hypoalbuminemia)1can1cause1edema1because:
A) oncotic1pressure1increases.
B) oncotic1pressure1decreases.
C) osmotic1pressure1increases.
D) hydrostatic1pressure1decreases.
1Ans:1B
Complexity:1 Easy
Ahead:1Basic1Cell1Function1and1Structure1Subj
ect:1Chapter11
Title:1Cellular1Function
3. Neurotransmitters1are1packaged1into1vesicles1and1then1fuse1with1the1cell1membrane1for1release.1This1
is1an1example1of:
A) pinocytosis.
B) phagocytosis.
C) exocytosis.
4. What1is1a1possible1reason1for1increased1risk1for1chromosomal1abnormalities1with1older1maternal1age?
A) Ova1meiosis1is1complete1by1the1time1a1girl1is1born1thereby1making1them1less1likely1to1divide1properly.
B) The1older1ova1are1more1likely1to1have1errors1during1meiosis.
C) Older1ova1are1more1likely1to1have1p531gene1mutations.
D) Ova1are1continuously1produced1thereby1increasing1the1chance1of1creating1defective1ov
a.1Ans:1B
Complexity:1 Moderate
Ahead:1Basic1Cell1Function1and1Structure1Subj
ect:1Chapter11
Title:1Cellular1Function
5. DNA1that1is1transmitted1from1parents1to1offspring1mainly1comes1from1the:
A) mitochondria.
B) nucleolus.
C) ribosomes.
D) nucleus.
Ans:1D1Complexi GRADESLAB.COM
ty:1Easy
Ahead:1Basic1Cell1Function1and1Structure1Subj
ect:1Chapter11
Title:1Cellular1Function
6. A1patient1will1be1receiving1stem1cells1obtained1from1a1donor’s1blood1(allogenic1transplant)1for1leukem
ia1(abnormal1white1blood1cells).1These1stem1cells1are1categorized1as1multipotent1because1they1can1ma
ke:
A) multiple1types1of1cells1in1the1body.
B) only1white1blood1cells.
C) all1types1of1blood1cells.
D) differentiated1cells1that1can1become1any1cell
.1Ans:1C
Complexity:1 Easy
Ahead:1Basic1Cell1Function1and1Structure1Subj
ect:1Chapter11
Title:1Cellular1Function
7. During1which1phase1of1the1cell1cycle1are1there1“checkpoints”1where1damaged1DNA1is1fixed?
A) Interphase
B) Prophase
C) Metaphase
D) Anaphase
1Ans:1A
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