An aerobic process means _________________

• A process that requires oxygen (correct answer, your response)

• A process that does not require oxygen
• A process that requires energy
• A process that does not require glucose

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When oxygen levels are low, how long can cells function?

• A short period of time (correct answer, your response)

• A long period of time
• Cannot function at all
• Cells do not need oxygen to function

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Two G3P molecules are transported from the chloroplasts to make?

• Glucose (your response)

• Fructose
• Starch
• All of the above (correct answer)

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The meaning of anaerobic process is?

• A process that does not involve oxygen (correct answer, your response)
• A process that does not require energy
• A process that requires oxygen
• A process that requires glucose

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What is the main difference in prokaryotic cellular respiration?

• The cellular membrane is the location of electron transport (correct answer, your
response)
• the krebs cycle
• the mitochondrial matrix
• glycolysis

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Cellular respiration is very important. Briefly describe what cellular respiration is designed to do?

Your response:
cellular respiration is to harvest electrons from carbon compounds and uses that energy to make
ATP

Sample answer:
Cellular respiration is an aerobic process that is the most efficient way to make energy for the
cell.
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ATP is produced in conjunction with electron transport by the process of _______________.

• Diffusion (your response)

• Chemiosmosis (correct answer)
• NADPH
• Pigments

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Cellular respiration occurs in what main stages?

• glucose and krebs cycle

• krebs cycle and glycolysis
• glycolysis and aerobic respiration (correct answer, your response)
• nucleus and golgi bodies

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What color is chlorophyll to the human eye?

• Red
• Yellow
• Green (correct answer, your response)
• Blue

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What is the name for a stack of thylakoids

• Thylakoid stack
• Grana (correct answer, your response)
• Stroma
• Carotenoids

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_______________ are flattened saclike membranes that are arranged in stacks.

• Inner membrane
• Vacuoles
• Thylakoids (correct answer, your response)
• Pigments

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Cells can, in some cases, continue to produce ATP through what?

• Intermembrane space
• Electron Transport Chain (your response)
• Glycolysis (correct answer)
• Citric Acid
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Electron transport is _____________________?

• the 2nd stage in the breakdown of glucose

• the 1st stage in the breakdown of glucose
• the final stage in the breakdown of glucose (correct answer, your response)
• has nothing to do with the breakdown of glucose

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Where does electron transport occur in photosynthesis?

• The cytoplasm
• The grana (your response)
• The chloroplast membrane (correct answer)
• The stroma

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How many phases are there in photosynthesis?

• 2 (correct answer, your response)

• 4
• 6
• 13

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What is the purpose of accessory pigments in a plant?

Your response:
they allow plants to trap additional light energy from other areas of the visible spectrum

Sample answer:
Accessory pigments allow plants to trap additional light energy from other areas of the visible
spectrum to make photosynthesis more efficient.

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Aerobic respiration includes ____________

• The krebs cycle and electron transport (correct answer, your response)
• Glycolysis and krebs cycle
• Glycolysis and electron transport
• The krebs cycle only

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Light energy absorbed by photosystem II is used to split what molecule?

• Oxygen
• Carbon
• Energy
• Water (correct answer, your response)

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