Ose

If the sound had a large amplitude, how would the particles move?

• They would vibrate back and forth farther away from the speaker.

• They would vibrate back and forth closer to the speaker.

• They would vibrate back and forth faster.

• They would vibrate back and forth slower.

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If the sound had a low pitch, how would the particles move?

• The particles would vibrate back and forth farther from the speaker.

• The particles would vibrate back and forth closer to the speaker.

• The particles would vibrate back and forth slower.

• The particles would vibrate back and forth faster.

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Why does the sound detector vibrate?

• It vibrates because the speaker is playing sound.

• It vibrates because the air molecules are pushing on the sound detector.

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Gas exchange is needed to supply _____________ to cells and remove __________________

• carbon dioxide; oxygen

• oxygen; food

• oxygen; carbon dioxide

• carbon dioxide; water

What does COMPLEX CARBOHYDRATES (starch) turn into when it is chemically broken apart?

• Glucose

• Fatty Acids

• Amino Acids

• Fiber

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The air sacs that are covered with capillaries where gas exchange takes place.

• Bronchi

• Trachea

• Oxygen

• Alveoli

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Why do the cells of your body need glucose?

• for energy

• to excrete

• to absorb carbon dioxide.

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What is the primary function of an ose in biological systems?

• Energy storage

• Structural support

• Catalysis

• Signal transduction

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Which of the following is an example of an ose?

• Glucose

• Amino acid

• Fatty acid

• Nucleotide

Ose molecules are primarily composed of which elements?

• Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen

• Nitrogen, hydrogen, and oxygen

• Carbon, nitrogen, and sulfur

• Phosphorus, hydrogen, and oxygen

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