Energizer Bunny
Take a PHOTO-synthesis
Misc.
The Cycle of Life
Mr. Krebs Cycle
100

True or false: There is a release of energy when ADP converts to ATP. 

False- there is an input of energy!

100

What is the role of chlorophyll in photosynthesis?

It is a pigment that collects sunlight that is used as energy to build sugars/glucose. 

100

TRUE or FALSE: BOTH plants and animals can perform cellular respiration.

TRUE!

100

Green plants and algae are autotrophs because...

They make their own food through photosynthesis!

100

What is the term for "not needing oxygen?" What is the term for "needing oxygen?"

Anaerobic- no oxygen

Aerobic- oxygen

200

Which process makes more ATP? Glycolysis/Fermentation or cellular respiration?

***BONUS 200 pts: How much ATP does Glycolysis/Fermentation make? How much ATP does cellular respiration make?

Cellular respiration!

BONUS: Glycolysis/Fermentation- 2; Cellular respiration- 36-38

200

Label A, B, and C with the proper terms.

A- Thylakoid

B- Stroma

C- Chloroplast

200

What are the two types of fermentation?


***BONUS 200 pts: Give an example of the organisms that do each type of fermentation. 

Lactic acid fermentation- humans/most organisms

Alcoholic fermentation- yeasts/other microbes

200

When we eat fruits and vegetables, we are able to gain energy because they provide_________.

Sugar/glucose/C6H12O6

200
1) What are the 2 molecules that are made in glycolysis and therefore start the Krebs cycle?


***BONUS: How many times does the Krebs Cycle spin?

1) Pyruvic acid

BONUS: 2

300

When plants make glucose, it stores/releases energy. 

When we use glucose, we break down/store energy. 

stores, breaks down

300
What is the main reactant of light-dependent reactions? What is the main product of light-dependent reactions? Where do the light-dependent reactions take place? 

-Reactant: water

-Product: Oxygen

-thylakoid

300

1) Where does fermentation take place? 

2) What other anaerobic process happens here?

1) Cytoplasm

2) Glycolysis

300

What 2 products of photosynthesis are used as reactants for cellular respiration?

Oxygen and glucose (sugar)
300

List the locations of the following processes: 

1) Glycolysis

2) Krebs cycle

3) Electron transport chain

1) Cytoplasm

2) Mitochondria matrix

3) Mitochondria membrane

400

What is the difference between ADP and ATP?

1 phosphate group

400

What pigment is located on the photsystems? What 3 things are released when water is split?

-chlorophyll

-oxygen, H+ (hydrogen ions), electrons

400

1) What is another name for the Krebs Cycle?

2) What is another name for light-independent reactions?

BONUS 100 pts: What does the word glycolysis mean?

1) the citric acid cycle

2) the Calvin Cycle

BONUS: splitting glucose

400

What 2 products of cellular respiration are reactants of photosynthesis?

Carbon dioxide and water
400

Think about the 2 electron carriers for cellular respiration. 

1) What are the electron carriers before they pick up electrons?

2) What are the electron carriers after they pick up electrons?

1) NAD+, FAD

2) NADH, FADH2

500

1) Which process(es) in cellular respiration makes the most amount of ATP? How many are made here? 

2) Which process(es) of cellular respiration makes the least amount of ATP? How many are made here? 


1) ETC- 32 ATP

2) Krebs Cycle- 2 ATP

500

What is the equation of photosynthesis? (this can be in letters and numbers OR words OR both)



500

When certain plants need to conserve water, they will close the pores on their leaves. By closing their pores, they minimize water loss through the pores. This also means carbon dioxide will not be able to enter leaves. 

1) Will this increase or decrease the rate of photosynthesis?

2) Name a biome that might have plants like this. 

1) Decrease

2) the desert

500

1). What are the 4 steps of the light-dependent reactions? 2.) What is the 1 step of the light-independent reactions? 

- photosystem II, ETC, photosystem I, ATP Synthase

-Calvin Cycle

500
Why is that we don't catch on fire/explode when we break down glucose for energy?

Glucose is broken down in several small steps (think of glycolysis, Krebs cycle, ETC)

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