4 Written Questions

1. when no oxygen is available the process is called
2. lipids are broken down by a process called
3. (proteins) can also be used as a fuel source as a last resort
4. a process that occurs in the mitochondrial matrix. uses pyruvate to make more NADH, FADH and a few more ATPs carbon dioxide is also produced at this point

4 Multiple Choice Questions

1. the process of breaking down glucose to make energy. occurs in the cytoplasm of cells
   1. lipids
   2. glycolysis
   3. mitochondria
   4. amino acids
2. 32-36 ATPs are produced via the 3 processes. since the processes require oxygen the overall process is called
   1. aerobic respiration
   2. beta oxidation
   3. nucleic acids
   4. anaerobic fermenation
3. are used secondarily to sugars
   1. glycolysis
   2. amino acids
   3. nucleic acids
   4. lipids
4. processes that occur on the inner mitochondrial membrane. takes electrons from hydrogens and creates a hydrogen gradient on the inner membrane space
   1. amino acids
   2. aerobic respiration
   3. electron transport and chemiosomosis
   4. beta oxidation

3 True/False Questions

1. mitochondria → beta oxidation occurs in the

   True        False

2. nucleic acids → are never used to make energy

   True        False

3. glycolysis → can occur without oxygen and results in the formation of lactate or some other product

   True        False