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Part E. Read the clues for the jumbled words that appear below. Unscramble the words and place them on the blanks provided. chioroplasts. Gilucose 1. Organelle containing chlorophyll SHORLAPLOCT 2. Fuel used by cells COGULES Cxygen puninic acid. 3. Atmospheric gas used by most cells NEGOXY 4. End product of glycolysis PRYVUCI CAID 5. Organelle with two membranes TRIDIMONOCHON 6. Waste product from cell energy production BOCARN DIDIXOE carbon dioxide water Adinosine Triphospnate EDOISANNE Adenosinl OSPITAPHEDH Di phospnate (2 words) and TEWAR 7. Energy storage molecule (2 words) DINNEOASE SOPHTRIPATHE 8. Needs energy to bond with a phosphate group (2 words)

Part E. Read the clues for the jumbled words that appear below. Unscramble the words and place them on the blanks provided. chioroplasts. Gilucose 1. Organelle containing chlorophyll SHORLAPLOCT 2. Fuel used by cells COGULES Cxygen puninic acid. 3. Atmospheric gas used by most cells NEGOXY 4. End product of glycolysis PRYVUCI CAID 5. Organelle with two membranes TRIDIMONOCHON 6. Waste product from cell energy production BOCARN DIDIXOE carbon dioxide water Adinosine Triphospnate EDOISANNE Adenosinl OSPITAPHEDH Di phospnate (2 words) and TEWAR 7. Energy storage molecule (2 words) DINNEOASE SOPHTRIPATHE 8. Needs energy to bond with a phosphate group (2 words)

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Part E. Read the clues for the jumbled words that appear below, Unscramble the words and place them on the blanks provided. 1. Organelle containing chlorophyl| 2. Fuel used by cells chioropiasts Gilucose SHORLAPLOCT COĞULES OKygen tunic acid. 3. Atmospheric gas used by most cells NEGOXY 4. End product of glycolysis PRYVUCI CAID 5. Organelle with two membranes TRIDIMONOCHON 6. Waste product from cell energy production BOCARN DIDIXOE carbon aioxicee water Adinosine Thiphospnate EDOISANNE Adenosin OSPITAPHEDH _D)phospnate (2 words) and TEWAR 7. Energy storage molecule DINNEOASE (2 words) SOPHTRIPATHE 8. Needs energy to bond with a phosphate group (2 words) Part F. Use the words that were unscrambled from Part E and put them in the correct blank in the diagram below. Part G. Using the diagram above, answer the following questions. 1. Which cell process does the top half of the diagram represent? 2. In what types of organisms does this process occur? 3. Which cell process does the bottom half of the diagram represent? 4. In what types of orgahisms does this process occur? 5. What happens when the chemical bonds of ATP are broken? 6. How are photosynthesis and cellular respiration both similar and different?
Transcribed Image Text:Part E. Read the clues for the jumbled words that appear below, Unscramble the words and place them on the blanks provided. 1. Organelle containing chlorophyl| 2. Fuel used by cells chioropiasts Gilucose SHORLAPLOCT COĞULES OKygen tunic acid. 3. Atmospheric gas used by most cells NEGOXY 4. End product of glycolysis PRYVUCI CAID 5. Organelle with two membranes TRIDIMONOCHON 6. Waste product from cell energy production BOCARN DIDIXOE carbon aioxicee water Adinosine Thiphospnate EDOISANNE Adenosin OSPITAPHEDH _D)phospnate (2 words) and TEWAR 7. Energy storage molecule DINNEOASE (2 words) SOPHTRIPATHE 8. Needs energy to bond with a phosphate group (2 words) Part F. Use the words that were unscrambled from Part E and put them in the correct blank in the diagram below. Part G. Using the diagram above, answer the following questions. 1. Which cell process does the top half of the diagram represent? 2. In what types of organisms does this process occur? 3. Which cell process does the bottom half of the diagram represent? 4. In what types of orgahisms does this process occur? 5. What happens when the chemical bonds of ATP are broken? 6. How are photosynthesis and cellular respiration both similar and different?
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