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True

False

Respiration releases energy from


food
Respiration usually releases
energy from protein
Aerobic respiration is more
efficient that anaerobic
respiration
Aerobic respiration requires
oxygen

Breathing
is a kind of
respiration

Use the words given to complete


the word equations for the 2
types of respiration (each word
may be used more than once!)

GLUCOSE (C6H12O6)

Aerobic:

+ + (+)

Anaerobic: (+)

WATER (H2O)

Aerobic:
GLUCOSE

OXYGEN

ENERGY

CARBON DIOXIDE
+

Anaerobic
GLUCOSE

WATER

CARBON DIOXIDE
ENERGY

LACTIC ACID

OXYGEN
WATER

ENERGY
GLUCOSE

LACTIC ACID

Use the words below to fill in


the blanks and complete the
following paragraph:

Energy .. by
respiration is used to
.. a small molecule
called .. This molecule
is the .. of living
things.

break down
Released
used
glucose

currency

Energy

synthesize
ATP

require

So

Energy RELEASED by
respiration is used to
SYNTHESISE a small
molecule called ATP.
This molecule is the
ENERGY CURRENCY
of living things.

break down
Released
used
glucose

currency

Energy

synthesize
ATP

require

Complete the following sentences by


circling the correct answer
During
exercise
our
muscles
need
more
ENERGY/WATER, which they get from O2/ATP to
enable them to keep contracting. This means they need a
continuous supply of PROTEIN/GLUCOSE and CO2/O2.
Extra O2 is obtained and the extra CO2/GLUCOSE is
removed, by increasing the
BREATHING RATE/RATE of DIGESTION.
The heart rate SLOWS DOWN/SPEEDS UP to supply
blood more QUICKLY/SLOWLY to the muscles.
Eventually the muscles become TIRED/ENERGISED,
particularly
when
energy
is
released
WITH
(AEROBIC)/WITHOUT (ANAEROBIC) oxygen.

Q. What product of anaerobic


respiration builds up in the
muscles during exercise?

A.
LACTIC
ACID!

Q. Why doesnt an athlete's


breathing rate return to normal
immediately after a race?

A. There is a build up of OXYGEN


DEPT. There is a lot of lactic acid build
up in the muscles, so the breathing
rate must be quick remain high to get
more OXYGEN to the muscles to break
down the lactic acid.

What is Respiration?

Respiration is a process that occurs in all


CELLS in your body!
your..........
RELEASING
................

It is the process of
from GLUCOSE
...............

ENERGY

1. Aerobic.
Requires Oxygen!
2.Anaerobic.
Does not require
Oxygen!

There are 2 types


of RESPIRATION
WHAT ARE THEY?

ATP is the ENERGY


CURRENCY of living
things.
ATP is a small molecule,
easily transported around
the cells. ATP carries
the ENERGY released
during RESPIRATION to
places where energy is
required.

What is
ATP?

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