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_______ is life’s primary source of energy. Food Water Sunlight ATP   Sunlight  
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Which of the following statements is not correct? Energy cannot be created or destroyed Energy cannot change from one form to another Energy tends to disperse spontaneously   Energy cannot change from one form to another  
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Entropy _____ Disperse Is a measure of disorder Always increases, overall Disperse and is a measure of disorder   Disperse and is a measure of disorder  
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If we liken a chemical reaction to an energy hill, then a(n) ______ reaction is an uphill run. Endergonic Exergonic Catalytic Both endergonic and catalytic   Endergonic  
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If we liken a chemical reaction to an energy hill, then activation energy is like _______ A burst of speed Coasting downhill A bump at the top of a hill   A bump at the top of a hill  
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_______ are always changed by participating in a reaction ( choose all that are correct ) Enzymes Cofactors Reactants Coenzymes   Reactants and coenzymes  
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Name one environmental factor that typically influences enzyme function.   Temperature, pH, pressure, salt  
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A metabolic pathway may__________ Build or break down molecules Include an electron transfer chain Generate heat All of the above   All of the above  
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All antioxidants _______ Prevent other molecules from being oxidized Are necessary in the human diet Balance charge Deoxidize free radicals   Deoxidize free radicals  
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Solutes tend to diffuse from a region where they are _____ (more/less) concentrated to an adjacent region where they are _______(more/less) concentrated.   More, less  
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______ cannot easily diffuse across a lipid bilateral. Water Grass Ions All of the above   Ions  
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A transport protein require ATP to pump sodium ions across a membrane. This is a case of ______. Passive transport Active transport Facilitated diffusion Passive transport and facilitated diffusion   Active transport  
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Immerse a human blood cell in a hypotonic solution and water ______ Diffuses into the cell Diffuses out of the cell Shows no net movement Moves in by endocytosis   Diffuses into the cell  
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Vesicles form during _____ Endocytosis Exocytosis Phagocytosis Endocytosis and phagocytosis   Endocytosis and phagocytosis  
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Reactant   Enters a reaction  
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Phagocytosis   One cell engulfs another  
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First law of thermodynamics   Energy cannot be created or destroyed  
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Product   Forms at reactions end  
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Cofactor   Assists enzymes  
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Concentration gradient   Basis of diffusion  
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Passive transport   No energy input required  
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Active transport   Requires energy input  
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A cat eats a bird, which ate a caterpillar that chewed on a weed. Which of these organisms are autotrophs? Which ones are heterotrophs?   A: weed H: cat, bird, caterpillar  
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Which of the following statements is incorrect? Pigments absorb light of certain wavelengths only. Many accessory pigments are multipurpose molecules. Chlorophyll is a green because it absorbs green light.   Chlorophyll is a green because it absorbs green light.  
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In plants the light dependent reactions proceed at/ in the ______. Thylakoid membrane Plasma membrane Strong Cytoplasm   Thylakoid membrane  
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When a photosystem absorb light ______. Sugar phosphates are produced Electrons are transferred to ATP RuBP accepts electrons Electrons are ejected from its special pair   Electrons are ejected from its special pair.  
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In the light dependent reactions, _____ Caribou dioxide is fixed ATP forms Sugars form CO2 accepts electrons ATP forms and sugars form Carbon dioxide is fixed and sugars form   ATP forms  
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What accumulates inside the thylakoid compartment during the light dependent reactions? Sugars Hydrogen ions O2 CO2   Hydrogen ions  
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Light independent reactions in plants proceed at/in the _____ of chloroplasts. Thylakoid membrane Plasma membrane Stroma Cytoplasm   Stroma  
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The atoms in the molecular oxygen released during photosynthesis come from split _____ molecules. Sugar CO2 Water O2   Water  
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The Calvin Benson cycle starts when ________ Light is available Carbondioxide is attached to RuBP Electrons leave photosystem 2   Carbondioxide is attached to RuBP  
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Which of the following substance does not participate in the Calvin Benson cycle? ATP O2 NADPH RuBP PGAL CO2   O2  
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Plants use energy in ______ to drive photosynthesis. Light Hydrogen ions O2 CO2   Light  
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Most of the carbon dioxide used in photosynthesis comes from _______. Glucose The atmosphere Rainwater Photolysis   The atmosphere  
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PGAL formation   ATP, NADPH needed  
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CO2 fixation   Rubisco function  
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Photolysis   Water molecules split  
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ATP forms; NADPH does not   Electron cycle back to photosystem 1  
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Photorepiration   Problem in C3 plants  
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Photosynthesis   Converts light to chemical energy  
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Pigment   Absorbs light  
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Autotroph   Self feeder  
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Mitochondrial matrix   Inner space  
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Pyruvate   Product of glycolysis  
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NAD+   Needed for glycolysis  
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Mitochondrion   Makes many ATP  
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NADH   Reduced coenzyme  
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Anaerobic   No oxygen required  
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Hydrogen ion flow drives ATP synthesis during _______. Glycolysis The Krebs cycle Aerobic respiration Fermentation Both glycolysis and aerobic respiration   Aerobic respiration  
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Which of the following is not produced by an animal muscle cell operating under anaerobic conditions? Heat Lactate ATP NAD+ Pyruvate All are produced   All are produced  
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You body cells can break down _____ as a source of energy to fuel ATP production. Fatty acids Glycerol Amino acids All of the above   All of the above  
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_____ accepts electrons in alcoholic fermentation. Oxygen Pyruvate Acetaldehyde Ethanol   Ethanol  
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Most of the energy that is released by the full breakdown of glucose to CO2 and water ends up in _____. NADH ATP Heat Electrons   ATP  
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In the third stage of aerobic respiration, _____ is the final acceptor of electrons. Water Hydrogen Oxygen NADH   Oxygen  
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After the Krebs reactions run through _______ cycle, one Glucose has been completely broken down to CO2. One Two Three Six   Two  
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Which of the following reaction pathways is not part of the second stage of aerobic respiration? ETP Acetyl-CoA formation Krebs cycle Glycolysis ETP and glycolysis   ETP and Glycolysis  
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In eukaryotes fermentation is completed in the _______. Nucleus Mitochondrion Plasma membrane Cytoplasm   Cytoplasm  
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In eukaryotes aerobic respiration is completed in the _____. Nucleus Mitochondrion Plasma membrane Cytoplasm   Mitochondrion  
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Which molecule does not form glycolysis? NADH Pyruvate Oxygen ATP   Oxygen  
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Which of the following metabolic pathways require molecular oxygen? Aerobic respiration Lactate fermentation Alcoholic fermentation All of the above   Aerobic respiration  
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Glycolysis starts and ends in the _______. Nucleus Mitochondrion Plasma membrane Cytoplasm   Cytoplasm  
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True/False. Blume animals which make ATP by aerobic respiration, plants make all of their ATP by photosynthesis.   True  
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