Cellular Respiration

What is the purpose of respiration?

• To make its own food (glucose)

• To make energy (ATP)

• To remove wastes from the cell

• To make proteins

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What organelle does respiration?

• chlorolast

• ribosome

• mitochondria

• gogli bodies

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Which of the following cells would you find contains the most mitochondria?

• skin cell

• fat cell

• hair cell

• muscle cell

What are the two reactants a cell needs for respiration?

• carbon dioxide and water

• ATP and oxygen

• oxygen and glucose

• sunlight and water

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Do plant cells have mitochondria and do respiration?

• True

• False

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What happens to the energy in glucose during the process of respiration?

• It is sent to the nucleus

• It is sent to the ribosome

• It's transferred to the last bond of ATP

• It''s transferred to the chloroplasts

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How does humans doing respiration help plants?

• When plants eat us they get energy

• The oxygen we breathe out goes to the plants

• The glucose we make goes into the fruits of the plants

• The carbon dioxide we breathe out is used by plants in photosynthesis

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Besides ATP, what are the other two products made in respiration?

• glucose and oxygen

• water and oxygen

• water and carbon dioxide

• glucose and water

How does the equation for respiration compare to the equation for photosynthesis?

• Both need sunlight to happen

• It is the opposite

• It's exactly the same

• Respiration doesn't need catalysts

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What is another name for catalysts?

• Hormones

• feedback molecules

• organelles

• enzymes

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