Quiz & Worksheet - Breathing vs. Cellular Respiration

Instructions:

Choose an answer and hit 'next'. You will receive your score and answers at the end.

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What is breathing?

The process of inhaling and exhaling through the lungs The process of making ATP from oxygen and glucose

The process of moving oxygen through the blood The process where hemoglobin binds oxygen for transport to our cells

Worksheet

Print Breathing & Cellular Respiration | Relationship & Differences Worksheet

1. What is cellular respiration?

The process of making energy and carbon dioxide from glucose and oxygen
The process of inhaling and exhaling through the lungs
The process of pumping blood throughout the body
The process of breaking down food into smaller, usable parts for the body

2. Where does oxygen enter the blood for transport to cells?

Inside cells
Inside the alveoli
Inside the blood vessels
Inside the oral cavity

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About This Quiz & Worksheet

The emphasis of the quiz will fall on breathing, cellular respiration, the importance of oxygen, and how oxygen enters the blood.

Quiz & Worksheet Goals

The purpose of these tools is to test you on:

Define breathing
Define cellular respiration
Where oxygen enters the blood to get to cells
Cellular respiration's end products
The reason we need oxygen

Skills Practiced

Knowledge application - use your knowledge to answer questions about the processes of breathing and cellular respiration
Information recall - access the knowledge you've gained regarding oxygen's purpose
Interpreting information - verify that you can read information regarding the end products of cellular respiration

Additional Learning

Find out more about cellular respiration and breathing by reading our accompanying lesson, Compare & Contrast Breathing & Cellular Respiration. In this lesson, we'll discuss: