2. Cell Energy REVIEW

3. THIS Is Cell Energy

4. 100 200 300 400 500 Organelle Structures Calvin Cycle Glycolysis Krebs Cycle Leaf Structures Light Reactions

5. It is the organelle in which photosynthesis takes place. A 100

6. What is the chloroplast? A 100

7. It is the pancake-like sac structure in the grana that is the location of the light reactions. A 200

8. What is the thylakoid? A 200

9. This molecule makes up much of the membranes associated with the chloroplast and mitochondrion. A 300

10. What is a phospholipid? A 300

11. It is the name given to the collection of all the stacks of thylakoids within the chloroplast. A 400

12. What is the grana? A 400

13. This is the advantage of the membrane folds that make up the cristae. A 500

14. What is increase surface area for chemical reactions? A 500

15. It is another name for the Calvin cycle. B 100

16. What is “The Light Independent Reactions or “The Dark Reactions” B 100

17. The Calvin cycle happens here in the chloroplast. B 200

18. What is the stroma? B 200

19. During the Calvin cycle, this is done to the element Carbon. B 300

20. What is fixed or made organic? B 300

21. It is a three-carbon compound that not only keeps the Calvin cycle going, but can be used to form organic compounds such as glucose. B 400

22. What is G3P (PGAL)? B 400

23. The enzyme needed to catalyze the reaction that first incorporates CO 2 into a six carbon sugar by bonding it to RuBP. B 500

24. What is Rubisco? B 500

25. It is the location in the cell of Glycolysis. C 100

26. What is the cytosol? C 100

27. It is the total net production of ATP from one glucose molecule. C 200

28. What is a total of two molecules? C 200

29. It is the name used to describe a process such as Glycolysis that does not require oxygen. C 300

30. What is anaerobic? C 300

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32. They are the end product molecules of Glycolysis. C 400

33. What are two molecules of pyruvic acid (pyruvate)? C 400

34. It is a compound produced in Glycolysis that is needed by the Electron transport system in the mitochondrion. C 500

35. What is NADH? C 500

36. It is the carbon compound given off from Krebs cycle that becomes cellular waste in animals. D 100

37. What is CO 2 ? D 100

38. It is the total number of ATP molecules produced from one turn of the Krebs Cycle. D 200

39. What is one? D 200

40. Pyruvic acids must be converted to this compound before it can be used by the Krebs cycle. D 300

41. What is Acetyl-CoA? D 300

42. It is first compound produced at the start of the Krebs Cycle. D 400

43. What is citric acid (citrate)? D 400

44. They are the two compounds that are produced during the Krebs cycle and needed by the Electron Transport system. (Hint: They are electron and proton carriers.) D 500

45. What are NADH and FADH 2 ? D 500

46. The uppermost and lowermost layer of leaf cells. E 100

47. What are the epidermal cells? E 100

48. It is the outer covering of wax. E 200

49. What is cuticle layer (cutin layer)? E 200

50. It is the layer in the leaf with many air spaces. E 300

51. What is the spongy mesophyll? E 300

52. The “tubes” in the leaf vein that carry water and sugars. E 400

53. What are the xylem and phloem? E 400

54. These cells surround the leaf vein and are the location of the 4 carbon compounds of C4 photosynthesis that store carbon dioxide. E 500

55. What are the bundle sheath cells. E 500

56. Chlorophyll does this to green light, which causes some plants to appear green. F 100

57. What is reflects? F 100

58. A collection of pigments & other molecules made up of Chlorophyll a and accessory pigments. F 200

59. What are photosystems? F 200

60. This is a quantum or elementary particle of light. F 300

61. What is a photon? F 300

62. Molecules produced during the light reactions to power the Calvin cycle. F 400

63. What are ATP and NADPH? F 400

64. This process exploits a concentration gradient of protons to produce ATP molecules. F 500

65. What is chemiosmosis? F 500

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67. It is the four-carbon compound that bonds to a 2 carbon acetate molecule (from acetyl-CoA) to form citric acid (citrate) at the start of Krebs cycle. Click on screen to continue

68. What is Oxaloacetate (Oxaloacetic acid)? Click on screen to continue

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