GRASSHOPPERS: How They Get the Molecules They Need

What gives grasshoppers the energy they need to jump so high?

• Glucose and oxygen

• Cellular respiration

• Food and air

• Enzymes and hemolymph

How do grasshoppers get oxygen to their cells?

• Through their lungs

• Through their blood

• Through tiny holes in their abdomen

• Through a complex network of tubes

What substance in grass can grasshoppers break down into glucose?

• Fiber

• Cellulose

• Hemolymph

• Enzymes

What is the function of a grasshopper's circulatory system?

• To carry glucose to the cells

• To carry hemolymph to the cells

• To carry blood to the cells

How is a grasshopper's circulatory system different from a human's circulatory system?

• Grasshoppers have multiple hearts

• Grasshoppers have blood vessels

• Grasshoppers have a single heart

• Grasshoppers have hemolymph

What is the main function of a grasshopper's circulatory system?

• To carry oxygen

• To carry glucose

• To carry hemolymph

• To carry blood

What is the name of the fluid in a grasshopper's circulatory system?

• Blood

• Hemolymph

• Oxygen

• Glucose

How does oxygen enter a grasshopper's body?

• Through its lungs

• Through its blood

• Through tiny holes in its abdomen

• Through a complex network of tubes

What is the substance in grasshoppers' bodies that breaks down cellulose into glucose?

• Fiber

• Cellulose

• Enzymes

• Glucose

What is the reaction that occurs in grasshoppers' cells to release energy?

• Cellular respiration

• Glucose conversion

• Oxygen transportation

• Enzyme digestion