ATP 100

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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)

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ATP 200

• How is energy stored in a molecule of ATP?
• In the adenine component
• In the bonds between phosphate groups
• In the the bonds between carbon atoms in the
  ribose sugar
• In the bond between adenine and ribose

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ATP 300

• Energy is released from an ATP molecule when
• Bonds are broken between phosphate groups

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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

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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

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CR 100

• Cellular respiration takes place in the
• chloroplast
• ribosome
• mitochondria
• nucleus

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CR 200

• Which of the following processes is not part of
  cellular respiration?
• Krebs cycle
• glycolysis
• fermentation
• Electron transport chain

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CR 300

• The organ that contains the highest density of
  mitochondria is
• Biceps muscle
• heart
• eyes
• lungs

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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

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CR 500

• Based on the graph, which of the following is
  true?
• ATP production is independent of the amount of
  sugar
• The amount of cellular respiration is constant in
  muscle cells
• Cellular respiration increases as sugar
  concentration increases
• ATP is produced only when sugar concentrations
  are above 4g/L

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AR 100

• What does the term anaerobic mean?
• Without oxygen

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AR 200

• In order for bacteria to carry out alcoholic
  fermentation to make alcohol, you would need to
  deprive the bacteria of
• Amino acids
• glucose
• Carbon dioxide
• oxygen

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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

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AR 400

• During an all out sprint, what is the correct
  order of ATP producing processes?
• Krebs cycle, glycolysis
• Glycolysis, lactic acid fermentation
• Glycolysis, electron transport
• Lactic acid fermentation, Krebs cycle

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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

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Photosynthesis 100

• What is the overall equation for photosynthesis?
• CO2 H2O --gt C6H12O6 O2

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Photosynthesis 200

• The main color that is not absorbed by
  chlorophyll inside chloroplasts is
• blue
• green
• red
• violet

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Photosynthesis 300

• Which of the following is produced in the light
  dependent reactions?
• Oxygen
• H2O
• Glucose
• Carbon dioxide

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Photosynthesis 400

• Which of the following does not directly affect
  the rate of photosynthesis?
• temperature
• water
• Light intensity
• oxygen

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Photosynthesis 500

• Which of the following has the greatest effect on
  plant growth?
• glucose
• Carbon dioxide
• Green light
• Oxygen

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Photosynthesis 2 100

• Photosynthesis occurs in which organelle?
• mitochondria
• chloroplast
• vacuole
• ribosome

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Photosynthesis 2 200

• List two main products of the light dependent
  reactions
• ATP
• oxygen

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Photosynthesis 2 300

• The Calvin cycle requires ____ and ____ to make
  _______.
• Oxygen glucose, carbon dioxide
• CO2 ATP, water
• CO2 ATP, glucose
• H2O ATP, oxygen