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QUESTION 2 Which of the following lists the molecules that glucose is broken into during glycolysis andcellular respiration in the correct order? O A. glucose>pyruvate->acetyl CoA>carbon dioxide O B. glucose->carbon dioxide>pyruvate->acetyl CoA OC. glucose->carbon dioxide>acetyl CoA>pyruvate OD. glucose>acetyl CoA->pyruvate->carbon dioxide O E. glucose>pyruvate>carbon dioxide>acetyl CoA

QUESTION 2 Which of the following lists the molecules that glucose is broken into during glycolysis andcellular respiration in the correct order? O A. glucose>pyruvate->acetyl CoA>carbon dioxide O B. glucose->carbon dioxide>pyruvate->acetyl CoA OC. glucose->carbon dioxide>acetyl CoA>pyruvate OD. glucose>acetyl CoA->pyruvate->carbon dioxide O E. glucose>pyruvate>carbon dioxide>acetyl CoA

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QUESTION 2 Which of the following lists the molecules that glucose is broken into during glycolysis andcellular respiration in the correct order? O A. glucose>pyruvate>acetyl CoA>carbon dioxide O B. glucose->carbon dioxide->pyruvate>acetyl CoA O C. glucose>carbon dioxide>acetyl CoA>pyruvate O D. glucose->acetyl CoA>pyruvate>carbon dioxide O E. glucose>pyruvate->carbon dioxide>acetyl CoA QUESTION 3 Cellular respiration, making ATP from glucose relates to our respiratory (breathing) system because it is the only reason we need to breath. Which of the following best explains this relationship? O A. the ATP Synthase turns like a water wheel when water made from oxygen passes through it and it makes carbon dioxide because it is doing work O B. oxidative phosphorylation using the ETC produces carbon dioxide all of the glucose is broken down into carbon dioxide and oxygen is needed in the mitochondria to pick up electrons at the end of the ETC forming water O D. glycolysis needs oxygen to happen O E. there are many enzymes needed in the process and enzymes require oxygen to live
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 2 Which of the following lists the molecules that glucose is broken into during glycolysis andcellular respiration in the correct order? O A. glucose>pyruvate>acetyl CoA>carbon dioxide O B. glucose->carbon dioxide->pyruvate>acetyl CoA O C. glucose>carbon dioxide>acetyl CoA>pyruvate O D. glucose->acetyl CoA>pyruvate>carbon dioxide O E. glucose>pyruvate->carbon dioxide>acetyl CoA QUESTION 3 Cellular respiration, making ATP from glucose relates to our respiratory (breathing) system because it is the only reason we need to breath. Which of the following best explains this relationship? O A. the ATP Synthase turns like a water wheel when water made from oxygen passes through it and it makes carbon dioxide because it is doing work O B. oxidative phosphorylation using the ETC produces carbon dioxide all of the glucose is broken down into carbon dioxide and oxygen is needed in the mitochondria to pick up electrons at the end of the ETC forming water O D. glycolysis needs oxygen to happen O E. there are many enzymes needed in the process and enzymes require oxygen to live
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