Question 1
What is cellular respiration?
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Chemical reactions that release energy from glucose
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Ventilation that moves air through lungs
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Chemical reactions that make glucose using light
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Digestion that breaks food into small molecules
Question 2
In most cells, where does aerobic respiration mainly happen?
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Mitochondria
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Nucleus
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Ribosomes
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Cell wall
Question 3
Which word equation represents aerobic respiration?
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\(\text{Glucose} + \text{oxygen} \to \text{carbon dioxide} + \text{water}\)
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\(\text{Carbon dioxide} + \text{water} \to \text{glucose} + \text{oxygen}\)
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\(\text{Glucose} \to \text{ethanol} + \text{carbon dioxide}\)
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\(\text{Glucose} + \text{oxygen} \to \text{lactic acid}\)
Question 4
Which substance must be available for aerobic respiration?
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Oxygen
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Nitrogen
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Chlorophyll
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Starch
Question 5
Which substance is a product of aerobic respiration?
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Carbon dioxide
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Oxygen
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Glucose
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Lactic acid
Question 6
When do muscles use anaerobic respiration?
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When oxygen supply cannot meet demand
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When glucose supply cannot meet demand
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When oxygen supply exceeds demand
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When muscles need no energy
Question 7
What does anaerobic respiration produce in muscles?
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Lactic acid
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Ethanol
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Carbon dioxide
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Oxygen
Question 8
What is anaerobic respiration in yeast called?
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Fermentation
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Neutralisation
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Transpiration
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Diffusion
Question 9
What are the main products of anaerobic respiration in yeast?
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Ethanol and carbon dioxide
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Lactic acid and oxygen
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Water and oxygen
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Protein and glucose
Question 10
Compared with aerobic respiration, how much energy does anaerobic respiration release?
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Less energy per glucose molecule
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More energy per glucose molecule
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Exactly the same amount of energy
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No energy at all
Question 11
What is oxygen debt after exercise?
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Extra oxygen needed to remove lactic acid
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Oxygen stored in muscles before exercise
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Oxygen used during resting respiration
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Oxygen released by anaerobic respiration
Question 12
After exercise, which organ converts lactic acid back into glucose?
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The liver
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The lungs
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The kidneys
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The pancreas
Question 13
Which process happens in both plant cells and animal cells?
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Respiration
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Photosynthesis
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Pollination
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Digestion
Question 14
How can a plant release energy in darkness?
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Respire stored glucose
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Photosynthesise without light
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Convert mineral ions directly into energy
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Pause every energy-requiring process
Question 15
Which yeast product makes bread dough rise?
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Carbon dioxide
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Oxygen
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Nitrogen
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Hydrogen
Question 16
In brewing, ethanol is produced from what by yeast fermentation?
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Glucose
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Oxygen
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Protein
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Mineral ions
Question 17
Besides carbon dioxide, which substance does aerobic respiration produce?
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Water
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Ethanol
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Lactic acid
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Oxygen
Question 18
What does limewater turning milky beside germinating seeds show?
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Carbon dioxide is released
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Carbon dioxide is absorbed
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Oxygen is released
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Nitrogen is released
Question 19
Which cellular use of respiration builds new cell material?
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Making larger molecules
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Maintaining body temperature
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Contracting muscle fibres
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Sending nerve impulses
Question 20
Which process moves air into and out of the lungs?
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Breathing
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Respiration
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Digestion
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Circulation
Question 21
Which activity relies most on anaerobic respiration?
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A 100 m sprint
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A slow walk
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A gentle cycle
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A steady jog
Question 22
What can lactic acid buildup cause during intense exercise?
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Muscle fatigue
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Higher oxygen production
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Faster glucose storage
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Increased photosynthesis
Question 23
Which use of respiration helps a mammal stay near 37 °C?
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Maintaining body temperature
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Making new cells
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Contracting muscles
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Sending nerve impulses
Question 24
Which condition promotes fermentation in yeast?
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Little or no oxygen
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Abundant oxygen
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No glucose
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Boiling temperature
Question 25
What happens to the rate of respiration in muscle cells during exercise?
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It increases
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It decreases
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It stays the same
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It changes only in the lungs