Photorespiration in Chloroplasts Differs from Cellular Respiration in Mitochondria in That

Multiple Choice

Photorespiration in chloroplasts differs from cellular respiration in mitochondria in that:

A) ATP is consumed in photorespiration but is a product of mitochondrial respiration.
B) NADH supplies high-energy electrons in mitochondrial respiration, whereas RuBP supplies the electrons necessary for photorespiration.
C) photorespiration supplies plant cells with ATP; Mitochondrial respiration supplies animal cells with ATP.
D) carbon dioxide is produced in mitochondrial respiration, and oxygen is produced in photorespiration.