Biology Test Version D

The Kreb's Cycle occurs

These reactions result in the production of

• NAD*, CoEnzyme A; NADH, CO₂

• BADP, NAD; ATP, NADPH

• NAD, FAD, oxygen; NADH, FADH2, ATP

• NAD, FAD, ADP; NADH, FADH2, ATP

• ATP, NADPH; ADP, NADP+

Which phase is shown in the image at right? Chp 9 slide 32A.

• Anaphase

• Cytokinesis

• Prophase

• Metaphase

The energy of an object in motion: Ch 6 pg 3A.

• First

• Second

• Potential

• Kinetic

DNA synthesis occurs in, but the next checkpoint is not until

• S phase; start of anaphase

• S phase; end of G2

• Prophase; metaphase

• Prophase; end of Gl

While the ETC of aerobic cellular respiration is in. Ch 8 ch8 pg 12 are needed to capture the energy from sunlight or from the breakdown of sugar molecules.

• RuBP

• Oxygen and water

• Energy carriers

Attaching to the DNA is the job of which kind of microtubule fiber of the spindle: chlo

• Kinetochore

• Microtubule

• Centrioles

• Polar

Without oxygen:

• Glycolysis can not occur in eukaryotes

• More ATP can be made in the efficient process of fermentation

• The ETC becomes 'clogged', preventing ATP synthesis

• ATP synthase will react with CO₂ in photorespiration

An RBC (red blood cell) is placed in a hypotonic solution. The RBC will:

• Hemolyze

• Crenate

• Plasmolyze

• All of the above

What actually makes the reaction happen? Ch 6

• Coenzyme non-intervention

• Increasing the activation energy

• The enzyme's shape change

• Repulsion between the electrons