CELLULAR RESPIRATION
INPUTS AND OUTPUTS
THE PARTS
PHOTOSYNTHESIS VS CELLULAR RESPIRATION
BONUS
100

What is the short term for Adenosine Triphosphate?

What is ATP

100
What do you breathe in?
What is oxygen
100

True or False: Plants and animals have mitochondria.

TRUE

100

This process stores energy in glucose.

Photosynthesis

100

Energy in food originally comes from this source.

The sun?

200

What is ATP?

Main energy source for cell processes

200
What do you breath out?
What is carbon dioxide
200

In what organelle does cellular respiration take place in?

What is mitochondria

200

This process releases energy from glucose.

Cellular respiration

200

Cellular respiration explains how energy is made from _______.

food / glucose

300

This process happens in both plants and animals.

What is cellular respiration?

300

One sugar molecule used in cellular respiration.

What is glucose?

300
What does mitochondria produce?
What is ATP
300

Photosynthesis needs sunlight; cellular respiration needs this instead.

What is ATP?

300

During cellular respiration, chemical energy is changed into this usable form.

ATP

400

What is ATP used for?

For growth, repair, or movement.

400

Without this, we would die.

ATP!

400

This part of the cell is known as the “powerhouse.”

The mitochondria?

400

Plants perform this process day AND night.

cellular respiration

400

Is matter destroyed in cellular respiration? Explain.

It is recycled - not destroyed?

500

In people with diabetes, this substance may stay in the bloodstream instead of being moved into cells for cellular respiration.

Glucose!

500

List the reactants and products of cellular respiration.

Glucose + O2 -> ATP + H2O + CO2

500

What is the respiratory system?

A group of organs and structures in the body that facilitate breathing, primarily by taking in oxygen from the air and releasing carbon dioxide

500

The opposite of cellular respiration

What is Photosynthesis?

500

How are cellular respiration and photosynthesis related?

They create what eachother need.

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