Amplify - Metabolism Unit Review

The role of the digestive system is....

• to break down starch into glucose and protein into amino acids

• to take in oxygen from the air

• to transport molecules to the cells

• to perform cellular respiration

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Which of these molecules is too big to enter cells?

• amino acids

• oxygen

• glucose

• starch

In order to exercise normally....

• water and carbon dioxide need to react & release energy

• glucose and oxygen need to react & release energy

• protein needs to get broken down into amino acids

• oxygen and amino acids need to react & release energy

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NGSS.MS-LS1-7

If the digestive system isn't working properly....

• you would have trouble breathing

• your body would not be able to transport molecules to cells

• your cells would not get enough molecules from air

• your cells would not get enough molecules from food

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NGSS.MS-LS1-7

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In order for our bodies to exercise, our cells need to get....

• molecules from food

• molecules from the air

• molecules from food and air

• molecules from drinking water

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NGSS.MS-LS1-7

The role of the circulatory system is....

• to break down starch into glucose and protein into amino acids

• to take in oxygen from the air

• to transport molecules to the cells

• to perform cellular respiration

If there is low glucose in the digestive system, that is a sign that...

• the digestive system is not breaking down food properly

• the respiratory system is not taking in enough oxygen

• the circulatory system is not breaking down food properly

• the digestive system is working correctly

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NGSS.MS-LS1-7

Which of these molecules is needed by cells in order to make energy?

• amino acids

• protein

• starch

• glucose

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NGSS.MS-LS1-7

In the digestive system, starch is broken down into....

• oxygen

• glucose

• amino acids

• ATP energy

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NGSS.MS-LS1-7

If the respiratory system isn't working properly...

• the cells won't get enough oxygen

• the cells won't get enough glucose

• the cells won't get enough amino acids

• the cells won't get enough protein

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