Cellular Respiration

The energy a cell needs to build molecules or power cell respiration is supplied by

• Electrons

• Water

• ATP

• Carbon Dioxide

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The energy released from ATP is used to

• Build new molecules

• Perform life activities

• Power chemical reactions

• All of the above

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Breaking the outer phosphate bond of ATP

• Rarely occurs

• Cannot be reversed

• Releases energy

• None of the above

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ADP is able to cycle back into ATP if energy is available. The enzyme that assists in this is

• ATP Synthase

• Carbonic Anhydrase

• ATP Catalase

• All of the Above

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In eukaryotic cells, most ATP is produced in the

• Mitochondria

• Nucleus

• Cytoplasm

• Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

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During cellular respiration,

• The complete breakdown of glucose yields ATP molecules.

• Carbon dioxide is required to produce ATP

• NADPH is produced

• All of the Above

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 Glycolysis occurs in the ___________.

• Cytoplasm

• Mitochondrial Matrix

• Inner Mitochondrial Membrane

• Outer Mitochondrial Membrane

A NET total of ________ ATP molecules are created during glycolysis

• 2

• 4

• 34

• 36

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Glucose is broken down into ​ (a)   during ​ (b)   ​

• pyruvate
• glycolysis
• carbon dioxide
• ATP phosphorylation
• Krebs Cycle

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To maximize ATP production, glycolysis must be followed by

• Fermentation

• The Krebs Cycle

• The Calvin Cycle

• Photosynthesis

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