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What is the purpose of a model?
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Increase the efficiency of cells

Representing things which would be difficult to observe directly

Recreate complex systems in a new location

Demonstrate the exact function of a living system
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Where in the cell does glycolysis occur?
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Chloroplast

Mitochondria

Cytoplasm

Thylakoid
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Pyruvate has carbon (s) and is produced by
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3, glycolysis

3, photosynthesis

4, glycolysis

6, photosynthesis
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What is NOT a product of glycolysis?
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Oxygen

NADH

ATP

Pyruvate
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What is the benefit of oxidative phosphorylation over glycolysis?
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Much more ATP produced

No membrane required

No special organelle required

Produces oxygen
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Why does photosynthesis require 38 ATP to make sugar but respiration only creates around 32 ATP?
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Plants need more energy for building cell walls than animals do for respiration

Useful energy is lost during each chemical change

The sugar made from photosynthesis has more energy than the type of sugar used for respiration

All of the above
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Where would a concentration gradient exist?
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Within the Cell wall

Throughout the Cytoplasm

Within the mitochondria

Outside the chloroplast
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How many times do you need to identify a loss of energy due to the second law of thermodynamics in your model?
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Once

Twice

Every time it occurs

Never
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What creates the ATP in respiration?
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Carbon dioxide

Light

Oxygen

ATP synthase
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What is the "job" of oxygen in respiration?
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Pick up electron from electron transport chain

Split glucose into two pyruvate

Add "P" group onto ATP to make ADP

Phosphorylate NADH

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