#1
When cells need energy they break down energy rich compounds through ______ _________.
Cellular Respiration
The function of the mitochondira is to make large amounts of _____________.
energy
Photosynthesis gives off __________ and ________
oxygen and glucose
Yogurt is made from milk sugar by __________.
bacteria
Cells that need a great deal of energy may have thousands of _____________.
mitochondria
Respiration often means __________ in humans
breathing
In the mitochondria, the smaller molecules react, producing _______ ________ water, and large amounts of energy.
Carbon Dioxide
The release of energy from food without using oxygen is called ____________.
fermentation
Fermentation is very useful in environments with limited oxygen, such as the __________ in humans.
intenstines
_______ ________ creates gas pockets in bread dough.
Carbon Dioxide
___________ removes the waste products of cellular respiration from your body.
Exhaling
Heterotrophs get glucose from consuming _________
food
Alcoholic fermentation takes place in live _________ cells and other single celled organisms.
yeast
Air is the _________ of oxygen.
source
CR stand for __________ ___________
cellular respiration
Cellular respiration is a ____ step process.
2
Autotrophs carry out photosynthesis to produce their own ________.
glucose
During intense physical activity, your body needs ____.
ATP
Stage 1 of cellular respiration occurs in the cell's ___________.
cytoplasm
LAF stands for ________ _______ ________
Lactic Acid Fermentation
The raw materials for cellular respiration are ________ and __________.
Glucose and oxygen
Photosynthesis and cellular respiration are thought of as __________ processes.
the same
OR
opposite
opposite
When the cells use ATP, it produces a __________.
proton
Stage 2 of cellular respiration occurs in a ______________ and uses oxygen.
mitochondria
AF stands for _______ ______
alcoholic fermentation