Cellar Respiration: Study Guide Quiz

Select the correctly spelled word.

Areboic

Aerobic

Arobic

Select the correctly spelled word.

Anaerobic

Anarobic

Anerobic

Select the correctly spelled word.

Edanosine phisiphosphate

Adenosine triphosphate

Adenosine tryphosphate

Select the correctly spelled word.

Glycolisis

Glicoloses

Glycolysis

Select the correctly spelled word.

Glucose

Glucoose

Glucos

Which is the best definition of cellular respiration?

The process by which ATP is produced in the lungs and in the Oxidation. Our muscles use up all the oxygen and glucose.

The process by which only humans produce exercise through digestion. This happens when the cells divide and produce energy.

The process of what our cells go through to provide energy our body can use. This happens in all forms of life. Food is taken in and used to create ATP, a chemical which the cell uses for energy.

Our muscles use glucose/glycogen rather than oxygen when the activity is short and intense. Which type of exercise does this represent?

Anaerobic

Aerobic

Our muscles use oxygen to produce energy. Which type of exercise does this represent?

Anaerobic

Aerobic

Glucose turns into...

Energy (ATP)

Excercise

Food

The full name for ATP is...

Adenosine Triphosphate

Anti Triphospate

Ante Triphosphate

The prefix "tri" means...

Two

Four

Three

Which would be considered anaerobic exercise?

Weight lifting

Jogging a mile

Which would be considered aerobic exercise?

Walking a mile

Racing up stairs

Glycolysis is the process of...

Breaking down sugar/glucose

Breaking down anaerobic exercise

Cellular respiration happens in this order:

Glycolysis, Krebs Cycle, Electron Transport Chain, Pyruvate Oxidation

Glycolysis, Pyruvate Oxidation, Krebs Cycle, Electron Transport Chain

Krebs Cycle, Glycolysis, Pyruvate Oxidation, Electron Transport Chain

Which one represents the correct fact for each of the steps in cellular respiration?

Krebs Cycle - Digestion; Glycolysis - Produces 32-36 ATPs; Pyruvate Oxidation - produces oxygen; Electron Transport Chain - Produces 2 ATPs

Glycolysis - Produces 4 ATPs; Krebs Cycle - Breaking down of glucose; Pyruvate Oxidation - Produces 4 ATPs; Electron Transport Chain - Produces 2 ATPs

Glycolysis - Breaking down of glucose; Pyruvate Oxidation - Produces carbon dioxide; Krebs Cycle - Produces 2 ATPs; Electron Transport Chain - Produces more than 30 ATPs

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