Exploring Metabolism Concepts in Amplify Science 2.1

What is the first step in the warm-up activity?

• Observe the glucose molecules

• Launch the metabolism simulation

• Select the unhealthy body

• Hide all molecules except for protein

Why is the classroom body systems model not being used this year?

• It was too expensive

• It took too much time to set up

• It was not informative

• It was too easy

What is the function of the villi in the digestive system?

• To break down food into smaller molecules

• To absorb nutrients into the bloodstream

• To transport oxygen to cells

• To remove waste from the body

Where does the oxygen from the air you breathe go after entering the alveoli?

• To the liver

• Into the bloodstream

• Into the digestive system

• Directly to the heart

What is the primary role of the circulatory system?

• To break down food

• To transport nutrients and oxygen to cells

• To absorb oxygen from the air

• To remove waste from the body

What happens to the body if the heart fails to pump blood?

• The respiratory system takes over

• The body continues to function normally

• Nutrients and oxygen are not delivered to cells

• The digestive system stops working

What is the purpose of breaking down food in the digestive system?

• To make it taste better

• To make it small enough to be absorbed by cells

• To remove toxins

• To increase its nutritional value

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In the homework simulation, what should you focus on first?

• Starch and glucose

• Protein and amino acids

• Fat molecules

• Oxygen molecules

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Which molecules from food and air end up in the cells in the body?

• Only glucose

• Only oxygen

• Both glucose and oxygen

• Neither glucose nor oxygen

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What should you do if you have no questions about how molecules from food and air get to cells in the body?

• Skip the question

• Write 'No questions'

• Explain the process perfectly

• Ask a new question

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