ATP is

Question

stored during cellular
respiration

a form of energy that cannot
be stored

a form of energy that can be
used and stored

released when carbon dioxide
and water form glucose

4. ATP stores some of the energy
from glucose molecules during
cellular respiration. How is the
remaining energy from these
glucose molecules released?

Excess carbon dioxide

Excess light

Excess heat

Excess water

5. What is the difference between a
consumer and as producer?

Consumers are organisms that
eat other organisms
Producers are organisms that
makes their own food using
the energy from the sun

Producers are organisms that
eat both plants and animals,
Consumers are organisms that
eat only plants.

Producers are organisms that
eat other organisms
Consumers are organisms that
make their own food using
energy from the sun.

Consumers are organisms that
eat both plants and animals,
Producers are organisms that
eat only plants.

Answer 1

1. ATP is:

• a form of energy that can be used and stored.
  This statement accurately reflects that ATP (adenosine triphosphate) serves as a primary energy carrier in cells and can be utilized for various cellular processes.

2. The remaining energy from glucose molecules during cellular respiration is released as:

• Excess heat.
  After ATP synthesis, there’s residual energy from glucose that is not captured in the form of ATP and is typically released as heat.

3. The difference between a consumer and a producer is:

• Consumers are organisms that eat other organisms. Producers are organisms that make their own food using the energy from the sun.
  This statement precisely defines the roles of consumers and producers in an ecosystem. Consumers obtain energy by consuming other living things, while producers, like plants, convert sunlight into chemical energy through photosynthesis.