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Homework - aerobic respiration

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Where does aerobic respiration take place in your cells?
A
Cytoplasm
B
Mitochondria
C
Nucleus
D
Cell membrane

Slide 3 - Quiz

What are the products of aerobic respiration?
A
Alcohol, lactic acid, ATP
B
Proteins, fats, vitamins
C
Glucose, oxygen, heat
D
Carbon dioxide, water, energy

Slide 4 - Quiz

What is the word equation for aerobic respiration?
A
sugar + water → carbon dioxide + oxygen
B
cellulose + oxygen → glucose + energy
C
glucose + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water (+ energy)
D
starch + glucose → carbon dioxide + water

Slide 5 - Quiz

What is the main purpose of aerobic respiration?
A
To remove excess water from the body
B
To transfer energy to cells
C
To produce carbon dioxide
D
To store glucose in the body

Slide 6 - Quiz

Which molecule reacts with oxygen in aerobic respiration?
A
Lipid
B
Glucose
C
Protein
D
Fructose

Slide 7 - Quiz

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How is glucose transported around the body?
A
Dissolves in the liquid part of blood plasma
B
Binds to red blood cells

Slide 9 - Quiz

Where do waste carbon dioxide molecules dissolve?
A
In the small intestine
B
In blood plasma

Slide 10 - Quiz

How is oxygen carried in the bloodstream?
A
By joining to the haemoglobin
B
Dissolves in the liquid part of blood plasma

Slide 11 - Quiz

What happens to oxygen and glucose in the cells?
A
They are exhaled from the alveoli
B
They diffuse from the blood into cells

Slide 12 - Quiz

Where are oxygen molecules absorbed into the bloodstream?
A
By the alveoli
B
By the small intestine

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What is the main disadvantage of using anaerobic respiration?
A
Requires more oxygen than aerobic respiration
B
Results in faster muscle recovery than aerobic respiration
C
Produces more lactic acid than aerobic respiration
D
Releases less energy than aerobic respiration

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What is the end product of anaerobic respiration in humans?
A
Glucose
B
Water
C
Carbon dioxide
D
Lactic acid

Slide 16 - Quiz

What is the purpose of the extra oxygen inhaled after stopping exercise?
A
Increases muscle cramping
B
Breaks down the lactic acid
C
Provides more energy for further exercise
D
Reduces the need for aerobic respiration

Slide 17 - Quiz

When does anaerobic respiration often occur in the body?
A
During sleep
B
During strenuous exercise
C
After a meal
D
During relaxation

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What is the term for the oxygen needed to break down lactic acid after exercise?
A
Aerobic requirement
B
Respiration debt
C
Lactic acid compensation
D
Oxygen debt

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What is the role of yeast in the production of bread and alcoholic drinks?
A
Creating a sour taste in the final product
B
Producing sediments during filtration
C
Speeding up fermentation and producing carbon dioxide
D
Evaporating ethanol in the oven

Slide 21 - Quiz

What biological process is used in the production of bread and alcoholic drinks?
A
Photosynthesis
B
Oxidative phosphorylation
C
Fermentation
D
Respiration

Slide 22 - Quiz

What causes the dough to rise when making bread?
A
Addition of baking powder
B
Presence of air bubbles in the dough
C
High sugar content in the dough
D
Yeast respiring and releasing carbon dioxide

Slide 23 - Quiz

What happens to the ethanol produced during the fermentation of beer and wine?
A
It evaporates in the oven
B
It is converted into sugar
C
It enhances the flavor of the drink
D
It is removed by filtration

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