cellular respiration

Question 1

AEROBIC CELLULAR RESPIRATION

Answer 1

Converts glucose into energy in the presence of oxygen.

Question 2

AEROBIC CELLULAR RESPIRATION word eq.

Answer 2

glucose + oxygen -> water + carbon dioxide + ATP

Question 3

ANAEROBIC CELLULAR RESPIRATION

Answer 3

Converts glucose into energy when there is no oxygen present.

Question 4

ANAEROBIC CELLULAR RESPIRATION WORD EQUATION

Answer 4

glucose -> lactic acid + ATP

Question 5

Glucose

Answer 5

The small intestine absorbs glucose during food digestion.
It diffuses into the blood stream and is carried around the body by blood.
One molecule of glucose is required for aerobic respiration.

Question 6

oxygen

Answer 6

Enters the body when we inhale air into our respiratory system.
It diffuses into the blood stream and is carried by the blood to body cells.
6 molecules of oxygen are required for aerobic respiration

Question 7

Carbon dioxide

Answer 7

Diffuses out of the cells and into the blood.
Carried by the blood in the circulatory system back to the lungs where it is exhaled out of the body.
6 molecules of carbon dioxide are produced in aerobic respiration.

Question 8

water

Answer 8

Moves from within the cells into blood nearby.
The circulatory system pumps the blood to the kidneys where it is filtered.
Excess water from the blood becomes urine and is urinated out.
6 molecules of water are produced in aerobic respiration.

Question 9

ATP Energy

Answer 9

36-38 molecules of ATP are produced which can be utilised by the body.