MIDTERM Jeopardy
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what happens to an
enzyme after a
reaction?
Unchanged
(can be re-used)
The membranes of these capture
Sunlight and split water
thylakoids
DAILY DOUBLE
Process that converts energy of the sun
into glucose.
photosynthesis
Process that converts energy of
Glucose into ATP
Cellular respiration
Primary usable form of energy
for cells.
ATP
Function of the transmembrane barriers (protein
in the cell membrane.
Help things cross
through
Two subatomic particles that
make up the atomic mass
Protons and neutrons
Why doesn’t passive transport
require energy?
Greater to Less
Organelle that packages,
stores, and secretes substances
in the cell.
Golgi apparatus
Process where the cell uses energy
to expel particles
exocytosis
Powerhouse in all eukaryotes
mitochondrion
Controls all eukaryote cells
nucleus
Makes proteins in all cells
ribosome
Organelle of photosynthesis
chloroplast
Organelle of cellular respiration
mitochondrion
First step of respiration that occurs in
the cytoplasm
gylcolysis
The two steps that follow
gylcolysis if oxygen in present.
Kreb’s cycle
Electron Transport chain
Products of cellular respiration
Water
Carbon dioxide
(ATP)
Products of photosynthesis
Sugar and oxygen
Diffusion of water
through a membrane
osmosis
Is osmosis active or passive transport?
passive
An atom that gains or loses electrons
ion
Atoms of same element
with different mass numbers
isotope
Two subatomic particles
found in the atom’s
nucleus
Protons
neutrons
Term for the number of protons
in an atom….identifies the atom
Atomic number
What polymers do the following monomers
Come together to make?
Simple sugars
Amino acids
Nucleotides
Carbohydrates
Proteins
DNA and RNA (nucleic acids)