Where do we get the glucose that our body uses in cellular respiration from?

• The food we eat has glucose in it.

• The air we breath is made of glucose.

• Glucose is only found in table sugar.

• We don't need glucose in our body.

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What happens when our body burns calories?

• Fat and water convert to oxygen, carbon dioxide, and energy.

• Energy and oxygen convert to fat, carbon dioxide, and water.

• Food and oxygen convert to carbon dioxide, water, and energy.

• Water and carbon dioxide convert to fat, oxygen, and energy.

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Match the following to the correct category.

Groups:

(a) Chemical Change

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(b) Physical Change

• melting an ice cube

• protein -> amino acid

• chewing food

• Only changes how something looks.

• shredding paper

• Can release energy.

• dissolving sugar into water

• saliva breaking down starch into glucose

• carbohydrate -> sugar

• breaking an egg

• Produces a new substance from an old one.

• fat -> fatty acid

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Any material/matter that can react with other substances so that it releases energy.

• cells

• villi

• tissue

• fuel

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Place the following substances of cellular respiration in the appropriate category.

Groups:

(a) Reactants

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(b) Products

• water

• carbon dioxide

• energy

• oxygen

• glucose

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Match the large food molecules to the small molecules they get broken down into.

• amino acids

• carbohydrates

• sugars

• fats

• fatty acids

• proteins

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Molecule that helps with body functions, such as digestion.

• fiber

• molecules

• atoms

• enzyme

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The process of breaking down food molecules by chemical means in the stomach and physical means in the mouth.

• product

• cellular respiration

• digestion

• reactant

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Which of the following is a catabolic reaction?

• Photosynthesis

• Protein synthesis

• Glycolysis

• DNA replication

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What is the main purpose of cellular respiration?

• To produce glucose

• To convert solar energy into chemical energy

• To generate ATP

• To store energy in the form of fat

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