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ATP 100
In a molecule of ATP, the TP component
of the name stands for:
Ans. Tri-Phosphate (3 phosphate groups)
ATP 200
How is energy stored in a molecule of
ATP?:
a. In the adenine component
b. In the bonds between phosphate
groups
c. In the the bonds between carbon
atoms in the ribose sugar
d. In the bond between adenine and
ribose
ATP 300
Energy is released from an ATP molecule
when:
Bonds are broken between phosphate
groups
ATP 400
Which of the following molecules can be
used to help make ATP in both aerobic
and anaerobic processes?
A) Oxygen
B) glucose
C) Carbon dioxide
D) water
ATP 500
A biopsy (taking a piece of
something) was done on the triceps
muscle (back of the upper arm) of a
swimmer immediately following a
race, what would you expect to find
with regards to the ratio of ATP to
ADP? Explain
There would be more ADP since the last
phosphate was cleaved from the ATP
molecule to provide energy to the muscle
during the race
CR 100
Cellular respiration takes place in the:
a) chloroplast
b) ribosome
c) mitochondria
d) nucleus
CR 200
Which of the following processes is not
part of cellular respiration?
a) Kreb’s cycle
b) glycolysis
c) fermentation
d) Electron transport chain
CR 300
The organ that contains the highest
density of mitochondria is
a) Biceps muscle
b) heart
c) eyes
d) lungs
CR 400
Which process in cellular respiration
produces the most ATP and why is
this process considered “aerobic?”
Electron Transport chain - it is aerobic
because it requires oxygen in order to
take place
CR 500
Based on the graph, which of
the following is true?
a. ATP production is
independent of the amount
of sugar
b. The amount of cellular
respiration is constant in
muscle cells
c. Cellular respiration
increases as sugar
concentration increases
d. ATP is produced only when
sugar concentrations are
above 4g/L
AR 100
What does the term anaerobic mean?
Without oxygen
AR 200
In order for bacteria to carry out alcoholic
fermentation to make alcohol, you
would need to deprive the bacteria of:
a) Amino acids
b) glucose
c) Carbon dioxide
d) oxygen
AR 300
What happens to the pH inside muscle
cells during anaerobic exercise and
WHY?
The pH drops due to a build up of
Lactic acid
AR 400
During an all out sprint, what is the correct
order of ATP producing processes?
a) Kreb’s cycle, glycolysis
b) Glycolysis, lactic acid fermentation
c) Glycolysis, electron transport
d) Lactic acid fermentation, Kreb’s cycle
AR 500
In a cardiac cell in a damaged area of the heart
muscle just following a heart attack, what
substance would you find in abundance in
the cytoplasm of the cell and why would
there be a lot of it.
Lactic acid - there would be excess since it is
produced during fermentation when there is
a lack of oxygen in the cell
Photosynthesis 100
What is the overall equation for
photosynthesis?
CO2 + H2O --> C6H12O6 + O2
Photosynthesis 200
The main color that is not absorbed by
chlorophyll inside chloroplasts is:
a) blue
b) green
c) red
d) violet
Photosynthesis 300
Which of the following is produced in the
light dependent reactions?
a. Oxygen
b. H2O
c. Glucose
d. Carbon dioxide
Photosynthesis 400
Which of the following does not directly
affect the rate of photosynthesis?
a) temperature
b) water
c) Light intensity
d) oxygen
Photosynthesis 500
Which of the following has the greatest
effect on plant growth?
a) glucose
b) Carbon dioxide
c) Green light
d) Oxygen
Photosynthesis 2 100
Photosynthesis occurs in which
organelle?
a) mitochondria
b) chloroplast
c) vacuole
d) ribosome
Photosynthesis 2 200
List two main products of the light
dependent reactions
ATP
oxygen
Photosynthesis 2 300
The Calvin cycle requires ____ and ____
to make _______.
a. Oxygen & glucose, carbon dioxide
b. CO2 & ATP, water
c. CO2 & ATP, glucose
d. H2O & ATP, oxygen