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Date: December 14, 2016- period 5
Aim #33: How do living things accomplish aerobic
respiration?
Do Now:
1) What does ATP stand for?
2) How does ATP provide energy for the cell?
3) What is the difference between ATP and ADP?
4) Describe how this is a cycle.
HW:
1) Daily Review of class notes.
2) Quiz- Cellular Respiration Thursday
3) Unit 4 Textbook Homework due Monday
Date: December 14, 2016- period 1
Aim #33: How do living things accomplish aerobic
respiration?
Do Now:
1) What does ATP stand for?
2) How does ATP provide energy for the cell?
3) What is the difference between ATP and ADP?
4) Describe how this is a cycle.
HW:
1) Daily Review of class notes.
2) Quiz- Cellular Respiration Friday
3) Cellular Respiration Worksheet
Aim: How do living things
accomplish aerobic
respiration?
What do we need when we
exercise?
ENERGY
1) Why do we need glucose?
To change the energy
in the chemical bonds
of glucose into a form
of energy that is used
by our cells
What is the energy our cells use?
ATP
2) Why change Glucose into
ATP?
Glucose has 90 x the energy of
ATP
1 Glucose = 36 ATP
The rest is lost as heat
What is this process called?
Cellular Respiration
Do You Remember the
two types?
Aerobic and Anaerobic Respiration
3) Where does cell respiration
happen?
Mitochondria
4) What is needed for
______ cell respiration?
Aerobic
Glucose
Oxygen
5) What is the main product of
respiration?
What are the waste products of
aerobic cell respiration?
Water
Heat
Carbon Dioxide
6) How do these materials get in & out of our cells?
7) What is the chemical equation?
enzyme
8) Do plants perform aerobic cell
respiration?
9) Why do all living things perform
cell respiration?
All Living things need energy to
carry out all their life functions:
Metabolism
Let’s wrap it up!