Metabolism Practice Quiz

Once in the stomach and intestines, starch molecules break down into:

• carbon

• oxygen

• glucose

• amino acids

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Once in the stomach and intestines, proteins break down into:

• carbon

• glucose

• amino acids

• oxygen

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Once in the lungs, oxygen molecules break down into:

• carbon

• amino acids

• glucose

• nothing; oxygen molecules are already in the form that our cells need to thrive.

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The three major molecules that our bodies cells need to function properly are:

• protein, starch, and oxygen

• glucose, amino acids, and oxygen

• carbon, glucose, and starch

• starch, protein, and carbon

The body system that is made up of our mouth/nose and lungs is called the:

• digestive system

• circulatory system

• respiratory system

• skeletal system

The body system that is made up of our mouth, stomach, and intestines is called the:

• respiratory system

• circulatory system

• digestive system

• skeletal system

The body system that is made up of our hearts and all of our blood vessels is called the:

• digestive system

• respiratory system

• circulatory system

• skeletal system

The body system that takes in oxygen to be used by our cells is called the:

• circulatory system

• digestive system

• respiratory system

• glucose storage

The body system that breaks our food down into glucose and amino acid molecules that our cells can use is called the:

• digestive system

• circulatory system

• respiratory system

• glucose storage

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Anemia and asthma are two medical conditions that can keep the bodies cells from getting enough:

• oxygen

• glucose

• amino acids

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