Cellular Respiration Test LaPrad
A) electrolysis B) cellular respiration C) lysis D) photosynthesis
A) carbohydrates B) sugar C) energy D) all of these
A) nitrogen B) protons C) electrons D) water
A) Adenosine Triproton B) Adenosine Triphosphate C) Amino triphosphate D) Amino diphosphate 
A) ADP B) DNA C) all of these D) ATP 
A) mitochondria B) chloroplast C) chlorophyll D) Krebs Cycle
A) animals B) all of these C) plants D) all bacteria 
A) digestion B) cellular respiration C) photosynthesis D) cell lysis
A) water B) sugar C) sunlight D) oxygen
A) stroma B) outer membranes C) thylakoids D) mitochondria
A) oxygen B) potassium C) phosphorus D) protons
A) sugars B) proteins C) amino acids D) lipids
A) amino acid B) protein C) sugar D) lipids
A) ATP loses one nitrogen B) ATP loses a phosphate C) ATP gains one nitrogen D) ATP gains a phosphate
A) CO2 B) O2 C) energy D) sunlight
A) water and oxygen B) carbon dioxide and glucose C) carbon dioxide and water D) sugar and oxygen
A) carbon dioxide and water B) sugar and oxygen C) carbon dioxide and glucose D) water and oxygen
A) to destroy B) to create or make C) to multiply D) to divide 
A) turns into B) yields C) takes away D) equals
A) DNA B) sugars C) lipids D) proteins
A) C6H12O6 B) H20 C) CO2 D) C12H6O12
A) Calcium Oxide B) carbon monoxide C) carbon dioxide D) two of these
A) 36 B) 12 C) 22 D) 18
A) stroma B) thylakoids C) inner membrane D) granum
A) In the rough ER B) in the Golgi C) in the cytoplasm D) in the mitochondria
A) oxygen B) sugar C) water D) carbon dioxide
A) glucose B) O2 C) H2O D) CO2
A) water B) CO2 C) glucose D) oxygen
A) O2 B) H2O C) carbon dioxide D) sugar
A) Nitrogen Cycle B) Calvin Cycle C) Water Cycle D) Krebs Cycle
A) light dependent reactions B) Krebs Cycle C) Water Cycle D) light independent reactions
A) Carbon Dioxide to break down sugar to get energy B) oxygen to break down glucose to get energy for the cell C) all of these D) oxygen to create water to get energy for the cell
A) 2 ATPS and 2 glucoses B) 2 glucoses, 2 ATPS and 2 NADPs C) 2 pyruvates, 2 NADPHs and 2 ATPs D) 36 pyruvates, 36 ATPS, 36 NAPHs
A) RNA B) ATP C) sucrose D) DNA
A) sugar B) proteins C) enzymes D) amino acids
A) enzymes B) polysaccharide C) glucose D) starch
A) stroma B) cytoplasm C) Golgi D) mitochondria 
A) Krebs Cycle B) Water Cycle C) glycolysis 
A) digestion B) lactic acid C) photosynthesis D) cellular respiration 
A) muscle atrophy B) digestion C) photosynthesis D) cellular respiration 
A) stroma B) thylakoids C) chlorophyll D) chloroplasts
A) in the stroma B) in the thylakoids C) in the inner membrane of a chloroplast D) in the mitochondria
A) False B) True
A) light reactions B) dark reactions C) apostosis D) lysis
A) dark reactions B) light dependent reactions C) Nitrogen Cycle D) light independent reactions 
A) none of these B) the products are the same in both C) the reactants are the same in both D) they are mirror images of each other
A) photosynthesis B) digestion C) cellular respiration D) diffusion
A) cellular respiration B) osmosis C) diffusion D) photosynthesis
A) osmosis B) passive transport C) synthesis D) active transport 
A) active transport B) simple diffusion C) osmosis D) facilitated diffusion
A) osmosis B) active transport C) all of these D) passive transport
A) water B) proteins C) lipids D) carbohydrates
A) cell membrane B) chloroplast C) mitochondria D) Golgi Bodies
A) active transport B) osmosis C) lysis D) passive transport
A) digestion B) respiration C) active transport D) passive transport
A) mitochondria B) phospholipids C) Rough ER D) smooth ER |
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