Which of the following best represents the missing step?

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Which of the following best represents the missing step? Energy Flow in Organisms Biochemistry of Energy Flow in Organisms 1 The diagram provided is an incomplete concept map for the process plants use to get energy from food. Which of the following best represents the missing step? A Atoms rearranged B Light emitted C Temperature decreased D Water added

Carbon based molecules + oxygen  carbon dioxide + water Energy Flow in Organisms Biochemistry of Energy Flow in Organisms 2 Which of the following best summarizes the process of cellular respiration in plants and animals? A Carbon based molecules + oxygen  carbon dioxide + water B Oxygen + carbon dioxide  carbon based molecules + water C Water + carbon dioxide  oxygen + carbon based molecules D Carbon dioxide + carbon based molecules  oxygen + water 3 The energy animals need for their life functions is released when their cells carry out which of the following functions? A Breaking down carbon containing molecules B Absorbing water from the environment C Moving molecules across membranes D Eliminating waste products

Take apart all chains and separate the beads by color into groups. Energy Flow in Organisms Biochemistry of Energy Flow in Organisms 4 Students are using beads of different colors to represent the molecules in food. The beads can be connected in chains in different arrangements to represent different kinds of molecules. What is the best way for the students to use the beads to represent the processes of photosynthesis and cellular respiration that allow plants and animals to get the energy they need? A Take apart all chains and separate the beads by color into groups. B Connect all the beads together into the longest chain that can be made. C Connect different combinations of beads into chains so that no two are alike. D Combine the beads in chains, take them apart, and then put them together in new chains.

Energy is required and oxygen is released. Energy Flow in Organisms Biochemistry of Energy Flow in Organisms 5 Cellular respiration is similar in both plants and animals in what way? A Energy is required and oxygen is released. B Nitrogen is required and energy is released. C Oxygen is required and energy is released. D Oxygen is required and carbon is released.