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Cell Respiration Diagram & Skit
Name
Per.
Match each term within the diagram below. You may use a letter more than once. Write the net number of ATP
molecules created in each step in the spaces provided.
1.
citric acid
4.
FADH2
7.
inner membrane
10.
O2
2.
CO2
5.
glucose
8.
matrix
11.
pyruvate
3.
cytoplasm
6.
H2O
9.
NADH
E
H
J
Glycolysis
A. B.
Krebs in the G
D
Electron Transport
System
in the C
ATP synthase action
in the L
__ ATP
____ ATP
__ ATP
I
K
____ ATP
For the following, fill in the blanks. Most of the terms are from the above bank, and a few are not.
1. The purpose of cell respiration is to __________________________________________, which takes place
in the _____________________________ of the cell. There are _____ major steps.
2. The first step is called _____________________, which takes place in the _________________________.
Its role is to _____________________________ to form ______________ molecules, and has a net of ___
ATP molecules. ___________ molecules are also formed.
3. If oxygen is not present, the process goes into ________________ respiration, or _____________________.
If oxygen is present, then the process continues into ________________ respiration, and converts the
_____________ formed from the first step into _______________________ before starting the second step.
4. The second step of cell respiration is called the ____________________, and takes place in the _________
of the mitochondrion. Its function is to form ______________ & _______________ molecules, and results
in ___ ATP molecules. This step forms _____________ as a by-product.
5. The last step of cell respiration is called the ________________________________, and takes place in the
__________________ of the _________________. It uses the ________________ from the ________ and
_________ molecules of the second step and combines it with ________________ to make up to ____ ATP
molecules, and as a result forms ________________ as a by-product. Altogether, cell respiration makes a
total of up to ____ ATP molecules.
Cell Respiration Stages. For each of the following, identify whether it describes Glycolysis, the Krebs Cycle,
the Electron Transport Chain, or NONE. If there is more than one answer, write them all.
1.
occurs in the mitochondria
2.
requires oxygen to occur
3.
involved in fermentation
4.
produces ATP
5.
produces NADH
6.
produces FADH2
7.
releases carbon dioxide
8.
releases oxygen
9.
produces glucose
10.
occurs in cytoplasm
11.
electrons jump
12.
produces the most ATP
13.
produces NADPH
14.
produces waste products
15.
uses coenzyme A
16.
produces water
17.
inner membrane
18.
fluid matrix