The document describes an experiment on the effect of temperature on yeast respiration. Yeast, sugar water, and markers are added to glasses with different water temperatures. The yeast growth is measured over time and recorded in graphs. The experiment shows yeast grows fastest in body temperature water and slowest in cold water. It also discusses how yeast undergoes aerobic and anaerobic respiration and is used to produce bread, beer, and wine through fermentation.
22. FINAL TEST
1) In anaerobic respiration, yeast consumes sugars and leaves behind
what?
A. Alcohol and carbon dioxide
B. Carbon dioxide and oxygen
C. Alcohol and oxygen
D. Carbon dioxide
2) If beer is produced by the fermentation of grains, what fermented
product is wine production the result of?
A. Fruit
B. Milk
C. Rice
23. 3) A baker forgets to put yeast in his bread dough. Which of the
following do you expect to happen to the bread as a result?
A. The bread will take longer to cook.
B. The bread will have a sour taste.
C. The bread will not rise.
D. Bacterial contaminants will now be able to grow in the bread.
4) What does yeast consume in aerobic respiration?
A. Carbon dioxide and ethanol.
B. Sugar solution and oxygen.
C. Sugar solution and carbon dioxide.
D. Oxygen and ethanol.
24. 5) Yeast can digest which of the following sugars?
A. Glucose
B. Sucrose
C. Maltose
D. All of the above
6) What are the altering variables?
A. Carbon dioxide and oxygen
B. Oxygen and temperature
C. Carbon dioxide and temperature
D. Oxygen and nitrogen
25. 7) Which is the respiration occurring in the production of beer and
wine?
A. Areobic.
B. Anaerobic.
8) What kind of living organism is yeast?
A. A virus.
B. A multicellular fungus.
C. A bacterium.
D. A single celled fungus.