What is the difference between glucose and ATP?
A) Glucose is only a storable form of energy, but ATP can be used and stored.
B) ATP is a storable form of energy, while glucose is a usable form of energy.
C) Glucose is a storable form of energy, while ATP is a usable form of energy.
D) ATP is only a usable form of energy, but glucose can be used and stored.
2) What is the definition of photosynthesis?
A) the process of converting the energy in carbohydrate molecules into ATP
B) the process of converting the energy in oxygen molecules into ATP
C) the process of changing light into stored chemical energy in the form of sugars
D) the process of changing light into stored chemical energy in the form of lipids
3) What is a function of the integumentary system?
A) forms blood clots
B) absorbs water
C) breaks down chemical bonds in food
D) grows new tissue
4) Cellulose is a type of..
A) lipid.
B) carbohydrate.
C) protein.
D) grass.
5) Animals release energy needed for growth and repair through a _______________________.
A) a series of chemical reactions that change light energy into sugars
B) a series of chemical reactions during cellular respiration
C) a series of chemical reactions during photosynthesis
D) a series of chemical reactions that change carbon dioxide and water into sugars