Oxidative phosphorylation and respiratory quotient

Oxidative phosphorylation and respiratory quotient Quiz

Spec 7.4–8 · Edexcel International A Level Biology: Quiz

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  1. 1. Where is ATP synthase found?

    • A. In the mitochondrial matrix
    • B. In the inner mitochondrial membrane
    • C. In the cytoplasm
    • D. In the outer mitochondrial membrane
  2. 2. What is the role of oxygen in oxidative phosphorylation?

    • A. It is the final electron acceptor and forms water
    • B. It is the substrate for ATP synthase
    • C. It pumps protons across the inner membrane
    • D. It is reduced to carbon dioxide
  3. 3. What is the RQ when carbohydrate is the only respiratory substrate?

    • A. 0.7
    • B. 0.8
    • C. 0.9
    • D. 1.0
  4. 4. What causes hydrogen ions to flow through ATP synthase?

    • A. Active transport using ATP
    • B. The pumping of electrons into the matrix
    • C. The proton gradient across the inner membrane
    • D. The diffusion of oxygen
  5. 5. An organism uses 30 cm³ of oxygen and produces 21 cm³ of carbon dioxide in the same time. What is the RQ?

    • A. 1.43
    • B. 0.70
    • C. 0.30
    • D. 0.51

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