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the corresponding space on theobjective answer sheet.1.Which of the following is the product of aerobic and anaerobic respiration inmuscles? [K]
Aerobic respirationAnaerobic respiration
A.Carbon dioxide and waterEthanolB.Carbon dioxide and waterLactic acidC.Lactic acidEthanolD.Lactic acidCarbon dioxide and water2.The figure 1 shows the changes in the amount of yeast cells, ethanol andglucose solution under anaerobic conditions. [K]What are represented by curves P, Q and R?
Curve PCurve QCurve R
AEthanolYeastGlucoseBYeastGlucoseEthanolCEthanolGlucoseYeastDYeastEthanolGlucose1
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3.Table 1 shows the composition of four air samples. [U]
SampleOxygenCarbon dioxideWater vapour
A240.3SaturatedB210.03LittleC147SaturatedD293LittleWhich air sample is the composition of air exhaled during vigorous activities?4.What will happen to the blood temperature and lactic acid content in themuscles, during extended periods of exercise? [U]Blood temperatureLactic acidA.IncreaseIncreaseB.IncreaseDecreaseC.DecreaseDecreaseD.DecreaseIncrease5.To show that anaerobic respiration can occurs in yeast, a boiled glucosesolution is added into yeast after the solution has cooled. The glucose isboiled to [U]i.break it down into simple sugarii.remove oxygen from the solutioniii.kill the yeastiv.kill the bacteria inn the glucose solutionA.i and ii onlyB.ii and iii onlyC.i and iv only2
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D.ii and iv only6.An athlete is running in a 100 meters race. The following changes take placein the athlete’s body during the race. [APP]
K – Oxygen level in the muscle increasesL – Breathing rate increasesM – Carbon dioxide concentration in the blood increasesN – Muscle activity produces carbon dioxide
In which order do these changes occur?A.K, L, M and NB.L, N, M and K C.N, K, L and MD.N, M, L and K 7.Which differences between aerobic and anaerobic respiration in humans are
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Aerobic respirationAnaerobic respiration
iTotal energy produced per mole of glucose is 210 kJ Total energy produced per mole of glucose is 150 kJiiOccurs in mitochondriaOccurs in cytoplasmiiiThe products of oxidation of glucoseare carbon dioxide and energy The products of oxidation of glucose arelactic acid and energyivIncomplete oxidation of glucoseComplete oxidation of glucoseA.i and iv onlyB.ii and iii only3
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