Muscles and Energy Review

Place the labels in the correct positions on the diagram.

a

b

c

d

e

f

g

h

drop in blood glucose

homeostasis is reached

pancreas releases insulin

liver stores excess glucose as glycogen

pancreas releases glucagon

liver releases glucose into the blood

rise in blood glucose

cells take up glucose

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Which graph below represents blood glucose regulation in the human body?

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• 
• 

Match the term with its function or ability

• detects high or low blood glucose levels

• glucagon

• lowers blood glucose

• pancreas

• raises blood glucose levels

• brain

• detects high levels of CO2 in the blood

• insulin

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Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) hormone

,

(b) organ

,

(c) process

,

(d) body system

• feedback mechanism

• brain

• pancreas

• glucagon

• nervous

• digestive

• liver

• circulatory

• insulin

• cellular respiration

• endocrine

• respiratory

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Label the diagram with the correct inputs, outputs, and cell organelle.

a

b

c

d

e

f

glucose

mitochondria

carbon dioxide

water

oxygen

ATP

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Complete the following equation for cellular respiration.

​ (a)   +​ (b)   >​ (c)   +​ (d)   + ​ (e)  

• glucose
• oxygen
• ATP
• carbon dioxide
• water

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Match the following

• with oxygen

• homeostasis

• internal balance

• aerobic

• raises blood glucose

• glucagon

• without oxygen

• anaerobic

• lowers blood glucose

• insulin

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Match the phrases with their correct topic.

Groups:

(a) aerobic respiration

,

(b) anaerobic respiration

,

(c) blood glucose regulation

,

(d) homeostasis

• does not use oxygen

• body cells

• uses feedback mechanism

• restoring internal balance

• uses feedback mechanisms

• uses oxygen

• pancreas

• insulin

• produces lactic acid

• produces very little ATP

• produces a lot of ATP

• glucagon

• liver

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The graph shows blood glucose levels of a bike rider.

He did not eat during his ride.

What caused the increase in blood glucose at 1:15 pm?

• insulin released by the pancreas caused an increase in blood glucose

• an increase in carbon dioxide in his blood increased blood glucose

• glucagon released by the pancreas caused an increase in blood glucose

• an increased heart rate caused a rise in blood glucose levels

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This graph shows an individual's blood glucose levels throughout a day.

This person ate his meals at 7 am, 12 noon, and 5 pm.

What on the graph supports this information?

• The graph shows a decrease in blood glucose around these times.

• The graph shows an increase in blood glucose around these times.

• More insulin was released at these times, as shown on the graph.

• The blood glucose remained constant during these times.

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