U1B2L19 Cellular Respiration and Plant Growth Quiz

Where do trees get the materials they need for growth?

• CO₂ from the atmosphere, sunlight, NPK and H₂O from the soil

• Only sunlight from the atmosphere

• Only water from the soil

• Only oxygen from the atmosphere

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What is the name of the process your cells undergo to convert glucose from food into a useable form of energy?

• Cellular Respiration

• Photosynthesis

• Fermentation

• Digestion

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The name of the molecule that carries the energy released from the bonds of glucose is (a)   .

• ATP
• DNA
• RNA
• NADH

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What else is required (input) for cellular respiration besides glucose?

• Oxygen

• Nitrogen

• Carbon dioxide

• Chlorophyll

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Which of the following are outputs from the process of cellular respiration?

• CO₂, H₂O, ATP

• Oxygen, Glucose, Water

• Sunlight, Oxygen, ATP

• Nitrogen, Water, Glucose

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The main difference between cellular respiration and photosynthesis is that (a)   .

• ATP is produced in cellular respira
• Both use sunlight as their main ene
• Cellular respiration produces oxyge
• Photosynthesis occurs only at night

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Match the following types of cellular respiration with their characteristics.

• Uses light energy to produce food in plants

• Anaerobic

• Produces energy without oxygen, often in yeast or bacteria

• Fermentation

• Does not require oxygen to produce energy

• Photosynthetic

• Requires oxygen to produce energy

• Aerobic

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(a)   type of cellular respiration does NOT require oxygen.

• Anaerobic
• Aerobic
• Photosynthetic
• Oxidative

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What happens to CO₂ levels when photosynthesis is happening during the day?

• Less CO₂ is present

• More CO₂ is present

• CO₂ levels remain unchanged

• CO₂ is converted to oxygen

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When photosynthesis is not happening, what does cellular respiration do to CO₂ levels?

• Cellular respiration continues making CO₂, so it builds up

• Cellular respiration stops making CO₂

• CO₂ is converted to glucose

• CO₂ levels decrease

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