Quiz about Bio study question 10

Question 1

What is produced in stage 1?

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2NADH

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2ATP

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2PYRUVATE

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Co2

Question 2

what is produced in stage 2?

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2NADH

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2ACETYL COA

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2CO2

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atp

Question 3

what is produced in stage 3?

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6NADH

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2FADH

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2ATP

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4CO2

Question 4

What is produced stage 4?

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CO2

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2ATP

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NADH

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FADH

Question 5

what do you get during ETC stage

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6CO2

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32ATP

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NADH

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FADH

Question 6

equation to get the ATP for ETC stage

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2.5 NADH

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1.5 FADH

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2 ATP

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Co2

Question 7

true statements about the series of biochemical reactions called the Krebs Cycle (Stage 3)?

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produces large amounts of NADH which donates its electrons to the electron carrier molecules which are located in the inner membrane of the mitochondria.

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start of the Krebs cycle, acetyl (a 2 carbon molecule) combines with oxaloacetate (a 4 carbon molecule) to form citrate (a 6 carbon molecule)

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During the Krebs cycle, oxaloacetate (a 4 carbon molecule) is regenerated through a series of enzyme mediated reactions.

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for each molecule of glucose oxidized, the Krebs cycle produces a total of 36 ATP molecules

Question 8

Which of the following are true statements about the process of glycolysis

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At the end of the glycolysis reactions, NAD+ accepts electrons from the H atoms that were initially removed from glucose

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It is the first step in both fermentation and aerobic respiration.

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Ancient prokaryotes are thought to have used glycolysis to make ATP long before oxygen was present in the earth's atmosphere.

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It probably evolved early in history of life

Question 9

During which stage(s) of aerobic cellular respiration is NADH oxidized ?

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stage 4 ETC

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stage 1 gylcosis

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stage 2 prep stage

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stage 3 krebs cycle

Question 10

The carbon dioxide that you exhale from your lungs is produced during which stage(s ) of aerobic cellular respiration?

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stage 2 prep stage

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stage 3 krebs cycle

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stage 1 glycosis

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stage 4 ETC

Question 11

what is produced in stage 2

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nadh

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acetyl coa

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carbon dioxide

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nad+

Question 12

Which of the following are true statements about the molecule labeled 4?

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it represents oxygen

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it is used to make water

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It is the final acceptor of electrons which were originally part of the glucose molecule being oxidized.

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it is oxidized

Question 13

Which label represents the flow of electrons through the membrane?

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the yellow arrows going thru 2 (14)

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11

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12

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9

Question 14

LABEL 3

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ELECTRONS

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PROTONS

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NUETRONS

Question 15

LABEL 9

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NADH

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FADH

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ATP

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H2O

Question 16

Which label represents the electron carrier molecules which make up the electron transport system?

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13 points to black dot

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12

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14

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8

Question 17

label 8 (the bright yellow)

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ATP

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DA

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NADH

Question 18

where is atp synthesis take place

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6 the purple thingy large

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7 the circle

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9 the loop

Question 19

H+ is which one

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1( all the balls in air)

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8

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2

Question 20

balance eqaution for aeorbic respiration

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C₆H₁₂O₆ + 6 O₂ 6 CO₂ + 6H₂O + 36 ATP

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C₆H₁O₆ + 6 O 6 CO₂ + 6H₃O + 6 ATP

Answer

C₀H₁₂O₆ + 6 O₂ 6 CO₂ + 6H₇O + 3ATP

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