
B9 Respiration
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- Q1What is respiration?A series of chemical reactions that release/transfer energy from glucoseThe production of energy by breaking down biological molecules, such as glucoseMaking energy in the mitochondriaThe process of breathing30s
- Q2What does 'aerobic' mean?Using oxygenReleasing carbon dioxideWithout oxygenLight exercise in time to music30s
- Q3Where in the cell does aerobic respiration take place?MitochondriaRibosomesCytoplasmChloroplasts30s
- Q4Which is NOT a use of energy from respiration?Taking water into the cell by osmosisMuscle contraction (the muscle gets shorter, which causes movement)Building large molecules from smaller ones, eg synthesizing proteins from amino acidsTaking useful substances into the cell by active transport30s
- Q5Which cells carry out the most respiration?Red blood cellsCells in the lungsAdipose (fat) cellsMetabolically active cells, such muscle cells and neurons (nerve cells)30s
- Q6True or False? Most animal cells respire (carry out respiration), but plant cells do not.TrueFalse30s
- Q7In the process of respiration some ENERGY is LOST as heat to the environment. This type of reaction is known as ...homeothermicendothermicpoikilothermicexothermic30s
- Q8Which of the following is the correct equation for aerobic respiration?Glucose + Carbon dioxide ---> Oxygen + WaterCarbon dioxide + Water ---> Glucose + OxygenGlucose + Oxygen ---> Carbon dioxide + WaterGlucose ---> Lactic acid30s
- Q9What is the purpose of cellular respiration?To make energyTo breatheTo release the energy that a cell needs to perform cellular functions, such as active transportTo provide oxygen to the cells30s
- Q10What is 'metabolism'?How fast a person digests foodHow quickly the body burns fatHow fast a person absorbs the products of digestion (amino acids, glucose etc)The sum of all the chemical reactions in a cell/organism30s
- Q11
What is the name of the type of respiration that uses oxygen
Aerobic
Anaerobic
Arabic
Isotonic
30s - Q12
Which two molecules (reactants) are needed for aerobic respiration?
Carbon dioxide and Water
Carbon dioxide and Glucose
Glucose and Oxygen
Oxygen and Water
30s - Q13
Which type of respiration transfers MOST energy from glucose?
Anaerobic respiration
Aerobic respiration
30s - Q14
Muscles need energy for contraction. What structure would you expect to find lot of in muscle cells?
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Name the waste product of Anaerobic respiration?
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