ATP and Cellular Respiration

What is ATP

• Adenosinediphosphate

• Adensosintriphosphate

• Adonosinetyptophan

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Where does the energy come from in ATP?

• The adensosine base

• The 3 phosphates

• the phosphate bonds

• The ribose sugar

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Which of the following is not parts of ATP?

• Ribose sugar

• Adenosine base

• 2 phosphates

• 3 phosphates

ATP-ase

• builds ATP

• Breaks the phosphate bond

• Creates a phosphate bond

• requires energy

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Cellular Respiration requires

• oxygen

• oxygen and glucose

• glucose only

• carbon dioxide

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What supplies energy for the cell?

• Glucose

• ATP

• Oxygen

• Carbon dioxide

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What process breaks the high energy phosphate bond?

• glycolysis

• condensation

• hydrolysis

• Anaerobic Respiration

This process does not require oxygen.

• Anaerobic respiration

• Cellular respiration

• Aerobic Respiration

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ATP is created from ADP by utilizing ____________.

• ATP ase

• oxygen

• ATP synthetase

• Carbon dioxide

ATP to ADP

• releases energy

• releases oxygen

• requires oxygen

• requires energy

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