NADH Produced in Glycolysis Yields Fewer ATP Molecules Than That

Multiple Choice

NADH produced in glycolysis yields fewer ATP molecules than that produced in the citric acid cycle because

A) it must be converted to FADH₂ for transport into the mitochondrial matrix.
B) its electrons are shuttled across the mitochondrial inner membrane to complex II.
C) its electrons are donated to complex I on the cytoplasmic side, so it pumps no protons out of the matrix.
D) ATP molecules are hydrolyzed to transport the NADH across the mitochondrial inner membrane.