Ultimate Quiz On Respiration
9 Questions
| Total Attempts: 315
The quiz will be short and educational. It will help 8th graders especially in the Caribbean.
Questions and Answers
- 1.What is Respiration?
- A.
Respiration is the chemical reaction that takes place in the cells.
- B.
Respiration is breathing
- C.
Respiration is anaerobic
- D.
Respiration is the process where energy is produced
- E.
Respiration is oxygen
- 2.What is the equation for anaerobic respiration
- A.
Carbon dioxide+energy
- B.
Glucose_ethanol+carbon dioxide+energy
- C.
Lactic acid+Glucose
- D.
Hydroxide+ glucose
- E.
Carbon dioxide+glucose
- 3.What is the equation for aerobic respiration
- 4.How is lactic acid used?
- 5.What is Fermination?
- 6.What is another word for "breathing in"
- 7.What is another word for breathing out
- 8.What is Ventilation
- 9.Name two sets of muscles used to help in breathing
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