FLUS Full Time Grades 6-3
Comprehensive Science 3 07.1.1 Bemack 4556
A student made the following diagram to represent cellular respiration
Cellular Respiration
Oxygen -
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Cell
A
Glucose
Energy
Carbon dioxide
Water
Why is this diagram incorrect?
• Water is not used up during this process.
Glucose is not used during this process.
The arrow for oxygen should point in the opposite direction
The arrow for carbon dioxide should point in the opposite direction
Previous Question

A. Water is not used up during this process.

Explanation:

Oxygen and Glucose combine when cellular respiration occurs, leaving water BEHIND after carbon is separated from glucose.

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