Amplify Metabolism Unit Exam

Protein breaks down into ​ (a)  

• amino acids
• oxygen
• starch
• glucose
• carbon dioxide
• ATP
• protein

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Starch breaks down into ​ (a)  

• glucose
• oxygen
• starch
• carbon dioxide
• ATP
• amio acids
• protein

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When ​ you breathe, ​​ (a)   enters cells and ​ (b)   comes out and then you breathe it out.

• oxygen
• carbon dioxide
• starch
• ATP
• amio acids
• protein
• glucpse
• glucose

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Cellular respiration needs ​ (a)   from food and ​ (b)   from breathing. Cellular respiration makes ​ ​ (c)   which powers the cell. It also makes ​ (d)   that we breathe out and ​ (e)   .

• glucose
• oxygen
• ATP
• carbon dioxide
• water

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Match the following

• Not enough insulin to let glucose into cells

• Anemia

• Not enough red blood cells to carry oxygen to cells

• Asthma

• Airways are swollen so oxygen can't get in

• Diabetes

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Elisa has

• Diabetes

• Asthma

• Anemia

• Nothing--she is healthy

Athletes that use blood doping do it to increase

• How much oxygen their cells can get

• How much amino acids their cells can get

• How much glucose their cells can get

• How much starch their cells can get

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Before competing, an athlete would want to eat a lot of

• Starch

• Protein

• Oxygen

• Nothing before a competition

When someone does blood doping the first thing they do is ​ ​ (a)   . Then they ​ (b)   . Before the competition they ​ (c)  

• remove blood from their body
• chill and store the blood
• inject themselves with the blood

Proteins first enter the ​ (a)   and then get broken down into ​ (b)   in the ​ (c)   . Then they travel to the ​ (d)   so they can get to the ​ (e)  

• mouth
• amino acids
• digestive system
• circulatory system
• cells
• glucose
• respiratory system
• oxygen
• starch

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NGSS.MS-LS1-3

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