WAEC (WASSCE) Biology · Concept of living
Cellular respiration: WAEC Biology Past Questions and Answers
What the WAEC syllabus covers in Cellular respiration
Our summary: How cells release energy from food, with and without oxygen.
- Definition and processes of aerobic respiration (A simplified outline of the chemical processes involved in glycolysis and Krebs cycle; reference should be made to the role of ATP.)
- Definition and processes of anaerobic respiration (The importance of anaerobic respiration in food processing should be mentioned.)
- Definition and processes of energy release
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WAEC (WASSCE) Biology questions on Cellular respiration
- WAEC 2020The reagent used in testing for carbon (IV) oxide is
- WAEC 2020In an experiment, mould and yeast cells were transferred into an environment with low oxygen concentration. After a few days, the mould dies while the yeast…
- WAEC 2019Muscle fatigue in the body of an athlete is due to …
- WAEC 2019The products of tissue respiration are …
- WAEC 2018Which of the following structures would carry out cellular respiration? A
- WAEC 2017Which of the following cell organelles is the site for the production of ATP?
- WAEC 2013The name of the enzyme that catalyses the conversion of glucose to glucose-6-phosphate at the beginning of glycolysis is
- WAEC 2013Anaerobic respiration results in the production of
- WAEC 2012The muscle cell fluid of an athlete was tested immediately after a 1 O m race and was found to contain a high concentration of lactic acid. Explain what could…
- WAEC 2011Kreb’s cycle occurs in the
- WAEC 2011Which of the following groups of substances are not six-carbon compounds?
- WAEC 2010In cellular respiration energy is made available to organisms by
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