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Basic Organelles

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- Basic Organelles
Types of Cells

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- Types of Cells
Advanced Organelles

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- Advanced Organelles
Cellular Energy

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- Cellular Energy
Specialized Cells

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- Specialized Cells
Transcription and Translation

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- Transcription and Translation
Gene Expression Part 1

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- Gene Expression Part 1
Gene Expression Part 2

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- Gene Expression Part 2
Genetic Science Techniques

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- Genetic Science Techniques
Evolutionary Principles

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- Evolutionary Principles
Describing Evolution

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- Describing Evolution
Modern Classification

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- Modern Classification
Studying Evolution

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- Studying Evolution
Ecological Concepts

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- Ecological Concepts
Major Biomes

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- Major Biomes
Aspects of Ecosystems

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- Aspects of Ecosystems
Human Impacts on Ecology

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- Human Impacts on Ecology
Ecological Change

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- Ecological Change
Midterm Exam

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- Midterm Exam
Final Exam

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Vacuoles and central vacuoles

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1. Question
A ____ is more commonly used by the cell for storage of materials and a ____ is more commonly used by the cell for movement of materials.
- Vacuole / Vesicle
- Vesicle / Central Vacuole
- Vesicle / Vacuole
- Central Vacuole / Fat Vacuole
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Only animal cells possess a large, central vacuole.
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Which of the following is NOT a function of the central vacuole in a plant cell?
- Maintaining pressure on the cell wall.
- Carrying out photosynthesis to make nutrients from sunlight.
- Storing water for the cell to use.
- Pushing the chloroplasts towards the outer part of the cell.
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A student buys some lettuce (a green, leafy vegetable) and puts it in the refrigerator. They forget about the lettuce for a few days and when they come back to it, the leaves are soft and flaccid. What likely happened within the lettuce cells?
- Water entered the central vacuole of the cells, making them more turgid (full).
- Water entered the central vacuole of the cells, making them more flaccid (empty).
- Water left the central vacuole of the cells, making them more turgid.
- Water left the central vacuole of the cells, making them more flaccid.
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These cells likely possess a large, central vacuole.
- The muscle cell of a human being.
- A cell in the leaf of a flowering plant.
- A typical fungi cell.
- A cell in a protist that does not have a cell wall and has very flexible membranes which allow it to move from place to place.
- A cell in the exoskeleton (hard outer surface) of an insect.
- A bacterial cell which possesses a cell wall.
- The cell of a protist which carries out photosynthesis and possesses a cell wall.
- The cell of a type of yeast.
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