Title: Cellular Respiration Review Game
1Cellular Respiration Review Game
2The goal of cellular respiration is to make
_________.
ATP
3These are the two main types of cellular
respiration we studied.
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Aerobic and anaerobic
4Anaerobic respiration occurs in the absence of
__________ (but aerobic respiration needs this)
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oxygen
5This is the equation for cellular respiration
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C6H12O6 02? CO2 H20 ENERGY
6The process in which glucose is split is called
____________.
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glycolysis
7In glycolysis, one molecule of glucose is split
into two molecules of ___________.
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pyruvate
8How many net ATP are made during glycolysis?
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2
9In anaerobic respiration, what process occurs
after glycolysis?
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Fermentation
10What are the two types of fermentation we studied?
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Lactic acid and Alcoholic
11In lactic acid fermentation, the pyruvic acid
produced during glycolysis is converted to
___________.
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Lactic acid
12During alcoholic fermentation, the pyruvic acid
made during glycolysis is converted to carbon
dioxide and _________.
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Ethyl alcohol (ethanol)
13What is the point of fermentation?
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To regenerate NAD so that glycolysis can continue
14Alcoholic fermentation is used to make
__________.(several possible correct answers)
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Bread, alcohol, etc.
15If a person feels discomfort in his or her
muscles after strenuous exercise, you can
conclude that his or her muscle cells have been
doing _______________.
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Lactic acid fermentation
16What is the first step of cellular respiration
(whether it is anaerobic or aerobic)?
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Glycolysis
17Are ATP made during fermentation?
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No NAD is regenerated
18How many total ATP are made during anaerobic
respiration (per glucose molecule)?
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2
19In order, what are the three steps of aerobic
respiration?
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Glycolysis, Krebs cycle, and ETC
20Where in the cell does glycolysis occur?
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cytoplasm
21Where in the cell does fermentation occur?
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cytoplasm
22Where in the cell does the Krebs cycle occur?
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Mitochondrial matrix
23Where in the cell does the ETC occur?
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Inner membrane of mitochondria
24What 3 products are made during glycolysis?
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2 pyruvate, 2 ATP, and 2 NADH
25Where does the pyruvate produced in glycolysis go
in aerobic cellular respiration?
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The pyruvic acid goes to the mitochondrial matrix
26Throughout the Krebs cycle, _______ gas is given
off.
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Carbon dioxide
27During the Krebs cycle, two types of electron
carriers are filled up with electrons. These
two molecules are called
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NAD and FAD
28During the Krebs cycle one molecule of _____is
made for every turn of the cycle.
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ATP
29In aerobic respiration, after glycolysis and the
Krebs Cycle are over, how many ATP have been made
with the energy in one molecule of glucose?
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30Where do NADH and FADH2 go after they are loaded
up with electrons in the Krebs Cycle?
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To the ETC (inner membrane)
31While electrons are passed from molecule to
molecule down the ETC, electrons are losing
_________.
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Energy
32The energy donated by the energized electrons in
the ETC is used to pump ________ ions (aka
protons) across the membrane into the
intermembrane space.
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Hydrogen
33The potential energy stored in the concentration
gradient of hydrogen ions is turned into chemical
energy as the ions move through the protein
called the _______________.
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ATP synthase
34As hydrogen ions move down the concentration
gradient through the ATP synthase, the energy
released in this process is used to convert ADP
to _________.
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ATP
35Which of the three stages of aerobic respiration
makes the most ATP?
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ETC it can make 34 per glucose molecule
36In aerobic respiration, how many ATP can be made
from one molecule of glucose?
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38
37Oxygen plays an important role at the end of the
ETC. What does it do?
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It accepts spent electrons from the ETC (it is
the final electron acceptor)
38What does oxygen combine with at the end of the
ETC? (2 things)
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Electrons and hydrogen ions
39When oxygen combines with electrons and hydrogen
ions, what is formed?
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Water
40CR, P, or Both Carbon dioxide is a reactant in
the reaction
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P
41CR, P, or Both End product is ATP
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CR
42CR, P, or Both Converts energy from one form to
another
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Both
43CR, P, or Both Takes place in the mitochondria
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CR
44CR, P, or Both Produces carbon dioxide
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CR
45CR, P, or Both? Takes place in chloroplasts
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P
46CR, P, or Both Glucose changed into energy for
cells
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CR
47CR, P, or Both? Produces oxygen
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P
48CR, P, or Both? Uses electron carriers
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Both
49CR, P, or Both? Oxygen is a reactant in the
reaction
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CR
50CR, P, or Both? Produces glucose
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P
51CR, P, or Both? Uses chlorophyll
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P
52CR, P, Or Both? Has an electron transport chain
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Both
53CR, P, Or Both? Light, water, and chlorophyll
create glucose
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P
54End of CR review gamebooo Study hard..use the
pictures when you study and good luck tomorrow!!