Unit 4&5 Review

What 2 groups of cells are shown?

• animal, plant

• prokaryotic, eukaryotic

• mobile, motile

• fungal, bacterial

Producers make glucose from which of the following?

• 02 & ATP

• C02 & 02

• ATP & H20

• C02 & H20

What is ATP used for in cellular respiration?

• transfer energy

• absorb electrons from water

• break down glucose to release energy

• make glucose to store energy

What kind of respiration makes the most ATP?

• anaerobic respiration

• protein synthesis

• photosynthesis

• aerobic respiration

What do vesicles do?

• deliver packaged to the Golgi

• Exchange DNA between cells

• extract parts of the Golgi for regeneration

• transport molecules out of the cell

Photosynthesis is the process in which

• chloroplasts create energy out of water

• sunlight powers plant cell activities

• energy is stored in carbohydrate molecules

• chemical energy is converted into heat energy

What happens in cellular respiration?

• light energy is converted into chemical energy

• energy is released by breaking down glucose

• makes food and stores energy

• chemical energy is turned into light energy

How is energy converted in the mitochondria?

• Energy turns CO2 into sugar

• Lipids release energy

• O₂ releases energy as heat during combustion

• energy in glucose is transferred to phosphate bonds in ATP

What do ribosomes do?

• breakdown waste material

• convert radiant energy to glucose

• make new proteins

• copy nucleic acids

How is cellular respiration different from photosynthesis?

• has electromagnetic waves as the product

• shows glucose as the main source of energy

• shows energy stored in a large protein molecule

• shows water is the main source of chemical energy