Photosynthesis and Cellular Respirtaion

What happens to glucose inside a cell during cellular respiration?

• The cell uses nitrogen to break down glucose.

• The cell uses oxygen to break down glucose.

• The cell uses water to break down glucose.

• The cell uses carbonic acid to break down glucose.

What products of photosynthesis are starting materials for cellular respiration?

• Chlorophyll and chloroplasts

• carbon dioxide and water

• glucose and oxygen

• energy and carbon

Why are animals important to the process of photosynthesis?

• Animals produce energy in the form of heat, which is necessary for photosynthesis to occur.

• Animals eat plants, which makes space for more plants to grow.

• Animals digest food, which provides the starting materials for photosynthesis.

• Animals release carbon dioxide, which provides the starting materials for photosynthesis.

How are photosynthesis and cellular respiration different

• Photosynthesis products and sunlight are used to start cellular respiration

• Cellular respiration products and sunlight are used for photosynthesis

• Photosynthesis and cellular respiration are the same

• Cellular respiration is a chemical reaction

Photosynthesis uses sunlight to change H20 and C02 into Oxygen and

• Energy

• Sucrose

• Glucose

• food

The role of glucose is to

• serve food for life processes

• heat food for life processes

• change food for life processes

• provide energy for life processes

Why do fossil fuels release C02?

• The fossil fuels are made up of carbon based molecules of thermal energy

• The fossil fuels are made up of oxygen based molecules of buried fossils

• The fossil fuels are made up of carbon based molecules of buried fossils

• The fossil fuels are made up of fuels

How does carbon become a fossil fuel

• They are carbon based molecules of remains of buried dead organisms

• They are carbon element remains of plants and animals

• They are cellular respiration products

• They are coal products of fuels

What do plants use to make food

• Carbonic acid and nitrogen

• Soil and water

• Water and Oxygen

• Carbon dioxide and water

What is the source of energy for organisms

• Consumers

• Oxygen

• Soil

• Carbon based molecules