Cell Energy Cycle

Which answer has the correct flow of energy in the Cell Energy Cycle?

• sunlight, heat, glucose, cell activity, ATP

• sunlight, glucose, ATP, cell activity, heat

• glucose, cell activity, heat, ATP, sunlight

• glucose, ATP, sunlight, heat, cell activity

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Why is the Cell Energy Cycle called a cycle?

• Sunlight goes in, but ATP comes out.

• If you look at the drawing sideways, it looks like a bicycle.

• Photosynthesis makes glucose, then cellular respiration breaks the glucose to make ATP.

• The same atoms are used over and over.

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How are the products of photosynthesis related to the reagents of cellular respiration?

• The reagents of cellular respiration become the products of photosynthesis.

• The products of photosynthesis are the reagents of cellular respiration.

• One has sunlight and the other has ATP.

• The products of photosynthesis are made during cellular respiration

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What plant cell part performs photosynthesis?

• stems

• roots

• chlorophyll

• chloroplast

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ATP is made in the mitochondria. What is ATP?

• The Genetic Code

• An Infection

• A Form of Stored Chemical Energy

• An Organelle

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A Form of Stored Chemical Energy made in the mitochondria.

• ATP

• An Infection

• nucleus

• An Organelle

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What are the reagents (reactants) of cellular respiration?

• carbon dioxide, water and ATP

• carbon dioxide, water and sunlight

• glucose and oxygen

• glucose and water

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Which cell part (organelle) is responsible for cellular respiration?

• chloroplast

• nucleus

• ribosomes

• mitochondria

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What are the products of cellular respiration

• carbon dioxide, water and ATP

• glucose and oxygen

• carbon dioxide, water and sunlight

• glucose, water and ATP

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Mark ALL answers that might describe what glucose does for living things.

• Chemical energy

• Food energy

• Energy is stored like a battery

• Makes soft drinks taste sweet.

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