LS1.9 BIO1 Review

When animals use energy, what is always produced?

• heat

• sugar

• oxygen

• starch

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BIO1.LS1.9

Cellular respiration results in the production of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) molecules for energy. Select all of the substances that are produced along with ATP in the most efficient from of cellular respiration.

• water

• oxygen

• glucose

• glycogen

• carbon dioxide

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Cells in the body use oxygen for cellular respiration. Select the two sentences that correctly describe cellular respiration.

• ATP is produced

• ATP is consumed

• Carbon dioxide is absorbed

• Carbon dioxide is released

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Capillaries exchange gases with the cells surrounding them.

Place the names that correctly identify the gas exchange represented in the diagram.

Gas 1: ​ (a)  

Gas 2: ​ (b)  

• carbon dioxide
• oxygen
• nitrogen
• hydrogen

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The bonding of oxygen to red blood cells is important to the body because it enables the body to

• absorb nutrients from food.

• make energy from light.

• maintain a constant temperature.

• perform aerobic respiration in cells.

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During cellular respiration glucose molecules undergo a series of reactions. This process results in the formation of up to 38 molecules of high-energy ATP per each molecule of glucose. Which is the source of the energy stored in these ATP molecules?

• kinetic energy generated by the chemical reactions

• chemical energy originally stored in the glucose molecule

• electric current created during the destruction of electrons in the glucose

• potential energy from the difference in the concentration gradients of the cell

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Cells in the body use oxygen (O₂) for cellular respiration. Which is the result of cellular respiration?

• ATP is produced and carbon dioxide (CO₂) is released

• ATP is consumed and carbon dioxide (CO₂) is released

• ATP is produced and carbon dioxide (CO₂) is absorbed

• ATP is consumed and carbon dioxide (CO₂) is absorbed

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What does the word equation pictured represent?

• photosynthesis

• regeneration

• respiration

• transpiration

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Animal cells perform functions using energy that is derived from glucose (C₆H₁₂O₆). Which molecule is required for animal cells to obtain the most energy possible from a molecule of glucose?

• water

• oxygen

• lactic acid

• carbon dioxide

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Observe the diagram of a biochemical reaction that occurs within cells.

What reaction is taking place between 3 and 1?

• ammonification

• glycolysis

• photosynthesis

• respiration

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