Cellular Energy

Cellular respiration is the process by which 

• cells use oxygen to create energy from food
• plant cells create glucose
• cells grow and reproduce
• cells breakdown food without using oxygen

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Fermentation in muscle cells produces

• lactic acid
• glucose
• bacteria
• oxygen

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Fermentation is the process by which 

• cells break down food without using oxygen
• plant cells create glucose
• cells use oxygen to produce energy 
• cells grow and reproduce

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Why would plants be better able to survive in a world without animals than animals in a world without plants?

• plants can produce their own carbon dioxide and water for cellular respiration
• animals do not produce anything plants need
• plants already produce glucose needed for photosynthesis
• animals only make oxygen for plants so animals are not needed

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Photosynthesis takes place in

• chloroplasts
• mitochondria
• lysosomes
• the nucleus

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Cellular respiration takes place in

• chloroplasts
• mitochondria
• the nucleus
• endoplasmic reticulum

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The reactants (raw materials) of photosynthesis are

• water and carbon dioxide 
• water and oxygen
• carbon dioxide and oxygen
• glucose and oxygen

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The products of photosynthesis are

• oxygen and glucose (food)
• oxygen and carbon dioxide
• carbon dioxide and water
• water and glucose

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What types of energy transformation occurs in photosynthesis?

• light energy is changed to chemical energy as food
• heat energy is transformed into light energy
• light energy is made into ATP
• chemical energy is changed into ATP

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The end products of cellular respiration are

• carbon dioxide, water, and ATP
• ATP and light energy
• glucose and oxygen
• oxygen and carbon dioxide

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