6. In which of the following environments is fermentation most likely to occur? a) Well-aerated soil b) Oxygen-rich atmosphere c) Anaerobic sediments d) Oceanic surface waters 7. Which of the following molecules serves as an electron acceptor during fermentation? a) Oxygen b) Pyruvate c) NADH
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