25. Glycolysis does not require__?
(A) oxygen；
(B) ATP；
(C) NAD+；
(D) glucose.

21. The main reason that cellular aerobic respiration needs to occur step by step instead of a single, big reaction is__? (A) cells produce the enzymes needed for cellular respiration very slowly； (B) too much energy would be released as heat, and destroy the cell；(C) cells don't store enough oxygen to absorb all the energy in one release；(D) cells don't have enough mitochondria to catalyze the larger, single reaction.

22. During glycolysis molecules of glucose are__? (A) broken down in oxidation, liberating the carbon atoms as CO2；(B) bonded in a reduction to form three molecules of pyruvate；(C) bonded covalently to form two molecules of pyruvate；(D) broken down by enzymes to form two molecules of pyruvate.

23. The Krebs cycle runs__? (A) six times for each glucose, because each carbon pulled from the original molecule will power the Krebs cycle；(B) 12 times for each glucose, because all of these processes are associated with the Krebs cycle；(C) three times for each glucose, to power the electron transport proteins in hydrogen transport；(D) twice for each glucose, acting on the two-carbon molecule fragments from glycolysis, carried as acetyl CoA.

24. Fermentation is most common in__? (A) fungi, decomposing dead plants；(B) human muscle cells；(C) both human muscle cells, and intestinal bacteria；(D) bacteria, in mammal intestines.

26. Muscle cells use lactic acid fermentation to__? (A) allow an animal to survive for long periods of time in the absence of oxygen；(B) generate NAD+ so that glycolysis can continue in the absence of oxygen；(C) produce less CO2；(D) produce ATP in the presence of oxygen.

27. The first steps in glycolysis involve__? (A) reducing glucose；(B) both the addition of two phosphates to glucose, and then splitting glucose；(C) adding two phosphates from ATP to glucose；(D) splitting glucose into two three-carbon molecules.

28. The net ATP production in glycolysis is only two because__? (A) two ATPs are used to "activate" glucose, while 4 ATPs are produced in remaining glycolysis steps；(B) two ATPs are used to donate electrons, in order to move NADH into the mitochondria；(C) None of the answer choices are correct, because six ATPs are the net yield from glycolysis；(D) that is the needed number of ATPs to power the reactions of the Krebs cycle.

29. The "Central Dogma" refers to__? (A) passage of genetic information from RNA to specific proteins by transcription；(B) inheritance of DNA genetically controlled traits from parents to offspring in every organism；(C) the similarity of the energy molecule ATP to the nucleotides in DNA；(D) the flow of genetic information in cells, from DNA genes to specific proteins.

30. The statement that does not correctly associate an RNA type, and its function, is__? (A) complementary RNA reorders the amino acids to insure their correct sequence；(B) messenger RNA is the gene, carrying coding to control the building of proteins；(C) transfer RNA functions to carry amino acids to the ribosome；(D) ribosomal RNA functions as a catalyst to bind amino acids into proteins.

31. A DNA sequence that signals a gene's start is a(n)__? (A) amino acid attachment site；(B) promoter；(C) codon；(D) anticodon.