What Do You Know About Cell Membrane And Cell Wall? Trivia Quiz
Explore and discover the significance of the cell wall and the cell membrane!
- 1.All of these organisms have a cell wall in their cells except for...?
- A.
Animals
- B.
Vascular plants
- C.
Fungi
- D.
Protists
- E.
Nonvascular plants
- 2.Which of these features of the cell wall allows water and solutes to easily move from the membrane?
- A.
Permeable
- B.
Rigidness
- C.
Semi-permeable
- D.
Porous
- E.
Both c and d
- 3.This is the way that the cell membrane is able to allow material to pass in and out with energy.
- A.
Active transport
- B.
Osmosis
- C.
Passive transport
- D.
Diffusion
- E.
Facilitated transport
- 4.Which of these proteins help cells of the same type stick together in the proper tissues?
- A.
Communication
- B.
Receptor
- C.
Recognition
- D.
Adhesion
- E.
Passive transporters
- 5.What is the most abundant component of the cell membrane?
- A.
Phospholipids
- B.
Carbohydrates
- C.
Proteins
- D.
Fats
- E.
Sterols
- 6.Which of these allows for metabolic activity by separating the cell from the outside enviroment?
- A.
Cell wall
- B.
Proteins
- C.
Cell membrane
- D.
Lipids
- E.
Secondary cell wall
- 7.Which one of these features will allow it the cell to prevent from bursting from water pressure?
- A.
Cell wall
- B.
Cell membrane
- C.
Phospholipids
- D.
Proteins
- E.
Adhesion proteins
- 8.Where is the secondary cell wall located?
- A.
B/n plasma membrane and primary cell wall
- B.
The outermost layer of the plant cell
- C.
B/n nucleus and plasma membrane
- D.
B/n cell membrane and plasma membrane
- E.
In animals cells
- 9.Which type of molecules in the cell wall are laid down in the gluey matrix of ropelike strands?
- A.
Lipids
- B.
Chitin
- C.
Cellulose
- D.
Lignin
- E.
Polysaccharides
- 10.What is the outermost layer of plant cells?
- A.
Plasma membrane
- B.
Secondary cell wall
- C.
Cell wall
- D.
Cytoplasm
- E.
Chitin membrane
- 11.What aspect of the cell wall does not allow pathogens to enter it?
- A.
Porous
- B.
Semi-permeable
- C.
Rigidity
- D.
Mechanical strength
- 12.25% of the cell wall of woody plants are made out of what...?
- A.
Cytoplasm
- B.
Mitochondria
- C.
Cellulose
- D.
Chloroplasts
- E.
Lignin
- 13.What is a barrier to water-soluble substances?
- A.
Cell wall
- B.
Cell membrane
- C.
Lipid bilayer
- D.
Cellulose
- E.
Pectin
- 14.What is the difference between communication and receptor proteins?
- A.
Receptor proteins are part of the cell wall while communication proteins are not.
- B.
Communication proteins join heart muscle cells while receptor proteins change the cell activities.
- C.
Communication proteins send signals between the parts within the cell while the receptor proteins help identify each cell.
- D.
There are no differences.
- E.
None of the above
- 15.What pumps specific solutes to the more concentrated side?
- A.
Active transporters
- B.
Passive transporters
- C.
ATP
- D.
ER
- E.
The nucleus
- 16.When identifying a cell, what does it mean for the cell to be "nonself"?
- A.
Belonging to the body
- B.
Belonging to the tissue
- C.
Non-existent
- D.
Foreign to the body
- 17.In the lipid bilayer, what is the function of the hydrogen bonds?
- A.
They transport signals through the cell
- B.
They increase the rigidity
- C.
They block the pathogens from entering
- D.
They are actually not part of the bilayer
- E.
They help proteins associate with the phospholipids
- 18.What does mechanical strength do?
- A.
Protects the cell wall
- B.
Enlarges the cell wall
- C.
Supports the cell wall
- D.
Regulates molecules between the wall and membrane
- E.
A and C
- 19.What is between the primary and secondary cell wall?
- A.
Cellulose
- B.
Gluey pectin layer
- C.
Cytoplasm
- D.
Lignin
- E.
Wax
- 20.How are the cellulose molecules laid down?
- A.
In flat layers
- B.
In circular layers
- C.
In gluey matrix of rope like strands
- D.
In elliptical layers
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