A) carbon dioxide
B) lactate
C) ATP
D) oxygen
E) alcohol
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A) experience no change in body weight because your body will not receive enough lipids to synthesize fat.
B) lose weight because you must consume lipids in order to synthesize fat.
C) gain weight because intermediates from cellular respiration can be converted to fat.
D) gain weight because you will retain water.
E) lose weight because you will become dehydrated.
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A) glucose and carbon dioxide
B) glucose and water
C) glucose and oxygen
D) oxygen and carbon dioxide
E) carbon dioxide and water
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A) electron transport chain
B) preparatory reaction
C) glycolysis
D) Krebs cycle
E) chemiosmosis
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A) glycolysis-preparatory reaction-Krebs cycle electron transport chain.
B) electron transport chain-glycolysis-preparatory reaction-Krebs cycle.
C) glycolysis-electron transport chain-preparatory reaction-Krebs cycle.
D) Krebs cycle-glycolysis-preparatory reaction-electron transport chain.
E) glycolysis-preparatory reaction-Krebs cycle-electron transport chain.
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A) chemiosmosis
B) preparatory reaction
C) electron transport chain
D) anaerobic respiration
E) glycolysis
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A) increase surface area,therefore increasing glycolysis
B) increase surface area,therefore increasing the Krebs cycle
C) increase surface area,therefore increasing the preparatory reaction
D) increase surface area,therefore increasing fermentation
E) increase surface area,therefore increasing the electron transport chain
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A) pyruvate.
B) NADH.
C) acetyl CoA.
D) FADH2.
E) ATP.
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A) enzyme ATP synthesis.
B) active site ATP synthesis.
C) substrate-level ATP synthesis.
D) enzyme ADP synthesis.
E) substrate-level ADP synthesis.
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A) convert NAD+ to NADH
B) convert FAD to FADH2
C) convert ADP to ATP
D) pump hydrogen ions into the matrix
E) pump hydrogen ions out of the matrix
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A) 36 or 38
B) 32 or 34
C) 28 or 30
D) 24 or 26
E) 20 or 24
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A) anabolism.
B) glycolysis.
C) fermentation.
D) substrate breakdown.
E) deamination.
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A) pyruvate molecules
B) acetyl groups
C) cytochrome molecules
D) NADH molecules
E) FADH2 molecules
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A) Glycolysis would stop.
B) The Krebs cycle would stop.
C) The electron transport chain would stop.
D) The preparatory reaction would stop.
E) Substrate-level ATP synthesis would stop.
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A) electron transport chain
B) preparatory reaction
C) glycolysis
D) Krebs cycle
E) chemiosmosis
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A) carbon dioxide debt.
B) ATP debt.
C) pyruvate debt.
D) lactate debt.
E) oxygen debt.
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A) They all undergo the electron transport chain.
B) They all undergo glycolysis.
C) They all undergo the preparatory reaction.
D) They all need carbon dioxide to be broken down.
E) They all produce the same amount of energy.
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A) electron transport chain
B) glycolysis
C) Krebs cycle
D) preparatory reaction
E) chemiosmosis
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A) acetyl groups
B) carbon dioxide
C) NADH
D) FADH2
E) ATP
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A) It connects glycolysis to the Krebs cycle.
B) Carbon dioxide is given off.
C) Pyruvate is converted to a two-carbon acetyl group.
D) NAD+ is converted to NADH.
E) The reaction occurs once per glucose moleculE.
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