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- Q1The process of cells must growing and dividing to produce new cells so they can replace any old or dead cells.GlucoseBasal Metabolic Rate (BMR)Mitosis/MeiosisATP30s
- Q2Usable form of energy through the process of cellular respiration.ATPProteinsLipidsMitosis/Meiosis30s
- Q3A scientific word for sugar. This is an important energy source for organisms.MetabolismGlucoseProteinsATP30s
- Q4The amount of energy required to maintain minimal essential life functions. Examples- breathing, being awakeBasal Metabolic Rate (BMR)CarbohydratesMitosis/MeiosisProteins30s
- Q5molecules that help build and repair all kinds of tissues, muscles organs and cellsProteinsMitosis/MeiosisLipidsATP30s
- Q6A scientific word for fatsLipidsCarbohydratesProteinsMetabolism30s
- Q7the starches and sugars present in foodsCarbohydratesGlucoseLipidsProteins30s
- Q8A series of chemical reactions to store fuel "food" molecules and convert fuel "food" molecules into energy.MetabolismLipidsCarbohydratesProteins30s
- Q9Which process is used by plants to produce sugars ?digestiontranspirationphotosynthesiscellular respiration30s
- Q10How is energy generally "lost" when being transferred between organisms?as chemicalsas sugaras heatas waste30s
- Q11Which element is used in "oxidation"?carbonnitrogenargonoxygen30s
- Q12What is PRODUCED during cellular respiration?carbon dioxide and sugarcarbon dioxide and watersugar and oxygenoxygen and water30s
- Q13The primary source of all energy on Earth comes from. . .plantsthe moonthe sunanimals30s