Aerobic Respiration #QuizMH

All living organisms use energy. The most common immediate source of energy is adenosine triphosphate (ATP) which is used in every cell for the movement of ions against a concentration gradient, known as ....

• Ribose

• Water

• Hydrolysis

• Active Transport

ATP is known as the universal currency of energy. ATP is a phosphorylated nucleotide which is known as a ‘high energy’ molecule. It is made of an organic base, adenine, a 5 carbon sugar named .... and three phosphate groups.

• Ribose

• Water

• Hydrolysis

• Active-Transport

ATP is very soluble in .... and easily transported within the cell

• Ribose

• Water

• Hydrolysis

• Active-Transport

The removal of the outer phosphate group by the process of .... releases energy.

• Ribose

• Water

• Hydrolysis

• Active-Transport

The energy released as a result of this reaction can be channelled directly into other reactions in the cell.

A certain proportion of this energy is lost as .... . ATP is continually broken down and is reformed at a fast rate by the process of respiration.

• Fire

• Heat

• Hot

• Solar

Suggest why anaerobic respiration is said to be less efficient than aerobic respiration

• only 2 ATP

• per mol glycolysis

• lactate still contains heat

• can go on indefinitely

Where is the PRECISE LOCATION of glycolysis's process?

• Mitochondrial Matrix

• Cytoplasm/Cytosol

• Inner Mitochondrial Membrane

• Outer Mitochondrial Membrane

Where is the PRECISE LOCATION of link reaction's process?

• Mitochondrial Matrix

• Cytoplasm/Cytosol

• Inner Mitochondrial Membrane

• Inner Mitochondrial Membrane

Where is the PRECISE LOCATION of krebs cycle's process?

• Mitochondrial Matrix

• Cytoplasm

• Inner Mitochondrial Membrane

• Outer Mitochondrial Membrane

Where is the PRECISE LOCATION of oxydative phosphorylation's process?

• Mitochondrial Matrix

• Cytoplasm

• Inner Mitochondrial Membrane

• Outer Mitochondrial Membran