04.1 Text B Quiz

What is the primary function of ATP in cells?

• Long-term energy storage
• Energy transfer for cellular processes
• Waste product removal
• Protein breakdown

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How long does a cell's ATP supply typically last during intense activity?

• Several hours
• A few minutes
• A few seconds
• Several days

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What is the ratio of energy stored in one glucose molecule compared to the energy needed to produce ATP?

• 45 times more
• 70 times more
• 80 times more
• 90 times more

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Which of the following is powered by ATP in cells?

• Protein synthesis
• Nuclear division
• Cell wall formation
• DNA replication

What type of organisms are called heterotrophs?

• Those that produce their own food
• Those that eat other organisms
• Those that use sunlight for energy
• Those that break down minerals

In the sodium-potassium pump, ATP is used to:

• Break down sodium ions
• Create new ions
• Pump ions across the membrane
• Store ions in vesicles

What is the origin of most energy used by living things on Earth?

• Minerals in soil
• The sun
• Chemical reactions
• Atmospheric gases

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The word "photosynthesis" literally means:

• Making energy
• Light energy
• Using light to put together
• Breaking down light

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Which organisms are classified as autotrophs?

• Mushrooms
• Lions
• Plants and algae
• Insects

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What unique ability do fireflies demonstrate regarding ATP?

• They store it indefinitely
• They convert it to light
• They create it without oxygen
• They use it for hibernation