Cellular Respiration Notebook Review
1.
Draw a ½ page picture of a mitochondrion. Draw and label its outer membrane red, its inner
membrane blue, and its matrix yellow. Circle and label a cristae. (You will need to refer back to
Chapter 6.)
2. On the mitochondria you drew, write in the processes “Glycolysis,” “Citric Acid Cycle,” and
“Oxidative Phosphorylation,” on the correct areas in and around the mitochondria.
3. Create a table as shown below. Fill in all the inputs and outputs for Glycolysis and the Citric Acid
Cycle. The first is an example for you to include in your own table – you should list more
underneath the examples.
Glycolysis
Citric Acid Cycle
INPUTS
1 glucose
1 acetyl CoA
2 pyruvate
2 CO2
OUTPUTS
4.
On the inner membrane of the mitochondria you drew above, draw and label the 4 electron
carriers of the electron transport chain in green. Draw and label the enzyme ATP synthase in
orange, and add “H+” ions to the area where they are actively transported during electron
transport.
5. Create a table similar to question #3, but include the inputs and outputs of alcohol fermentation
and lactic acid fermentation (instead of glycolysis and citric acid cycle).
Cellular Respiration Notebook Review
1. Draw a ½ page picture of a mitochondrion. Draw and label its outer membrane red, its inner
membrane blue, and its matrix yellow. Circle and label a cristae. (You will need to refer
back to Chapter 6.)
2. On the mitochondria you drew, write in the processes “Glycolysis,” “Citric Acid Cycle,” and
“Oxidative Phosphorylation,” on the correct areas in and around the mitochondria.
3. Create a table as shown below. Fill in all the inputs and outputs for Glycolysis and the Citric
Acid Cycle. The first is an example for you to include in your own table – you should list
more underneath the examples.
Glycolysis
Citric Acid Cycle
INPUTS
1 glucose
1 acetyl CoA
2 pyruvate
2 CO2
OUTPUTS
4.
On the inner membrane of the mitochondria you drew above, draw and label the 4 electron
carriers of the electron transport chain in green. Draw and label the enzyme ATP synthase
in orange, and add “H+” ions to the area where they are actively transported during electron
transport.
5. Create a table similar to question #3, but include the inputs and outputs of alcohol
fermentation and lactic acid fermentation (instead of glycolysis and citric acid cycle).