What are the inputs, or reactants, that cells take in to make energy?

• carbon dioxide and water

• starch and protein

• amino acids and glucose

• glucose and oxygen

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The tiny cell part where cellular respiration occurs is the -

• nucleus

• mitochondria

• cell membrane

• ribosomes

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The output/products of cellular respiration are -

• glucose, hemoglobin, and water

• glucose, energy and carbon dioxide

• unicorn farts

• carbon dioxide, energy and water

Cells use ______________ produced from cellular respiration

• amino acids

• energy

• glucose

• carbon dioxide

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_________________ is either stored or used elsewhere in the body

• enzymes

• starch

• carbon dioxide

• glucose

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Every time you exhale (breathe out), your body is getting rid of __________________

• glucose

• protein

• carbon dioxide

• farts

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True or False: Cellular respiration only happens when you are exercising.

• True

• False

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What molecules do cells combine to grow and repair themselves?

• starches

• water

• carbon dioxide

• amino acids

In your cells, amino acids combine to form new -

• carbon dioxide

• proteins

• glucose

• water

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For growth and repair, cells use amino acids, but they also need _______________ and _______________ to release __________.

• carbon dioxide; water; protein

• red blood cells; iron; oxygen

• glucose; oxygen; energy

• starch; protein; carbon dioxide

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