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Biology Today and Tomorrow with Physiology

Cecie Starr, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Chapter 4

Energy and Metabolism - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

00:40

Problem 1

___________ is the main source of energy for the world of life.
a. Food
b. Water
c. Sunlight
d. ATP

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04:00

Problem 2

Which of the following statements is not correct?
a. Energy cannot be created or destroyed.
b. Energy cannot change from one form to another.
c. Energy tends to disperse spontaneously.

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03:11

Problem 3

If we liken a reaction to an energy hill, then a reaction that __________ is an uphill run.
a. requires energy
b. releases energy
c. runs backward
d. uses an enzyme and a cofactor

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01:53

Problem 4

In an energy-requiring reaction, activation energy is a bit like ___________.
a. a burst of speed at the top of a reaction
b. products coasting downhill
c. a hill that reactants must climb

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02:19

Problem 5

Enzymes _______
a. are proteins, except for a few RNAs
b. lower the activation energy of a reaction
c. are changed by participating in a reaction
d. a and b

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06:00

Problem 6

Name an environmental factor that influences enzyme function.

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04:08

Problem 7

A metabolic pathway __________.
a. may build or break down molecules
b. generates heat
c. can include an electron transfer chain
d. all of the above

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09:19

Problem 8

Which of the following statements is not correct?
a. Some metabolic pathways are cyclic.
b. Glucose can diffuse directly through a lipid bilayer.
c. All coenzymes are cofactors.
d. Osmosis is an example of diffusion.

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02:51

Problem 9

A solute tends to diffuse from a region where it is __________ concentrated to another where it is __________ concentrated.
a. more, less
b. less, more

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04:33

Problem 10

__________ cannot diffuse directly through a lipid bilayer.
a. Water
b. Gases
c. Ions
d. Nonpolar molecules

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02:56

Problem 11

Immerse a human red blood cell in a hypotonic solution, and water __________.
a. diffuses into the cell
b. diffuses out of the cell
c. shows no net movement
d. moves in by endocytosis

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04:09

Problem 12

Internal fluid pressure against a cell wall or membrane is called ___________.
a. osmosis
b. turgor pressure
c. diffusion
d. osmotic pressure

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04:37

Problem 13

A transport protein requires ATP to pump sodium ions across a membrane. This is a case of __________.
a. passive transport
b. active transport
c. facilitated diffusion
d. osmosis

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05:28

Problem 14

Vesicles form in ___________.
a. endocytosis
b. exocytosis
c. phagocytosis
d. all of the above

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07:39

Problem 15

$$ \text {reactant } \quad \quad \text {a. assists enzymes} $$
$$ \text {phagocytosis} \quad \quad \text {b. forms at reaction's end} $$
$$ \text {first law of thermodynamics} \quad \quad \text {c. enters a reaction} $$
$$ \text {product} \quad \quad \text {d. currency in a cell's energy economy} $$
$$ \text {cofactor} \quad \quad \text {e. one cell "eats" another} $$
$$ \text {concentration gradient} \quad \quad \text {f. energy cannot be created or destroyed} $$
$$ \text {passive transport} \quad \quad \text {g. motivates diffusion} $$
$$ \text {cyclic pathway} \quad \quad \text {h. no energy input required} $$
$$ \text {ATP} \quad \quad \text {i. goes in circles} $$

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