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Respiration in Plants: Revision MCQ

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Question

The strongest final line is:

  1. A
    Glucose first enters a shared cytoplasmic pathway, and the fate of pyruvate determines whether respiration remains anaerobic or becomes aerobic
    Correct
  2. B
    Glycolysis and Krebs cycle are identical
  3. C
    Fermentation fully oxidizes glucose
  4. D
    Oxygen is consumed in every glycolytic step

Correct answer

Glucose first enters a shared cytoplasmic pathway, and the fate of pyruvate determines whether respiration remains anaerobic or becomes aerobic

Explanation

This statement links glycolysis with the rest of respiration.

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