Vocabulary
Fermentation
Glycolysis
Krebs Cycle
Electron Transport Chain
100

The definition of this word is: "split glucose"

What is glycolysis?

100

The products of lactic acid fermentation.

What is lactic acid and NAD+?

100

Glycolysis is the ________phase of cellular respiration.

What is the first phase of cellular respiration?

100

The Kreb's cycle is the _________phase of cellular respiration?

What is the second phase of cellular respiration?
100

The Electron Transport Chain (ETC) is the _____phase of cellular respiration?

What is the third phase of Cellular Respiration?

200

I am the product of glucose being split into two.

What is pyruvate?

200

The products of ethanol fermentation.

What is ethanol, carbon dioxide, and NAD+?

200

Glycolysis takes place where?

In the cytoplasm of the cell.

200

This cycle takes place in what location?

What takes place in the Matrix of the mitochondria?

200

The ETC takes place where?

The inner membrane of the mitochondria.

300

The term used for "without oxygen".

What is anaerobic?

300

What environment does fermentation occur in?

Without oxygen.
300

The reactants of glycolysis

What are glucose, ATP, and NAD+?

300

The Reactants of Krebs Cycle.

What is pyruvate and FAD+/NAD+?

300

The reactants of ETC.

What are NADH/ H+, FADH, O2 (oxygen)? 

400

This enzyme produces ATP.

What is ATP synthase?

400

The type of fermentation humans use in there skeletal muscles.

What is lactic acid fermentation? 

400

The products of Glycolysis

What are 2 pyruvate, NADH, 2 ATP (net)?

400

The products of the Krebs cycle.

What are Carbon Dioxide (Co2), ATP, and NADH/FADH?

400

The products of ETC.

What are water and ATP?

500

I am an electron carrier.

What does NADH and FADH do?

500

Yeasts produce this type of fermentation when creating alcohol. 

What is Ethanol fermentation?

500

Net ATP produced.

What is 2 ATP?

500

Net ATP produced.

What is 2 ATP?

500

The essential element needed to produce this high yield energy step. 

What is oxygen?

M
e
n
u