Aerobic and Aerobic Respiration

ATP is 

• Adenosine Diphosphate
• Adenosine Triphosphate
• not an energy molecule
• Adenotriplet phosphate

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The energy is stored 

• in the carbon bonds
• in the phosphate bonds
• in the hydrogen bonds
• in all of thesse

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What are the reactants for cellular respiration?

• glucose and carbon dioxide
• water and glucose
• glucose and ATP
• glucose and oxygen

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Which is not a step in aerobic respiration?

• glycolysis
• Krebs' Cycle
• Calvin Cycle
• electron transport

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Which process occurs in the cytoplasm?

• glycolysis
• aerobic respiration
• Krebs' cycle
• Electron transport

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Glycolysis converts

• glucose into ATP
• glucose into pyruvate (pyruvic acid)
• glucose into oxygen
• glucose into ADP

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Which process occurs in the mitochondria

• glycolysis and Krebs' Cycle
• Krebs' Cycle and Electron Transport
• Calvin Cycle and Electron Transport
• Glycolysis only

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This  process use proteins embedded in the ______ to move electrons.

• matrix
• cristae
• nucleus
• outer membrane

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The ATP synthase is

• an enzyme that makes ADP
• an enzyme that breaks ATP
• an enzyme that breaks ADP
• an enzyme that make ATP

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Why is oxygen so important for aerobic respiration?

• It is the final electron acceptor which increases the H+ concentration gradient
• It is the final electron acceptor which maintains the H+ concentration gradient
• It is the final proton acceptor which maintains the oxygen concentration gradient
• It is the final enzyme acceptor which maintains the H+ concentration gradient

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