1. Define energy and state where living things get the energy they need.

. Choose the pair of terms that correctly completesthis sentence: Catabolism is to anabolism as_________ is to _________.(A) exergonic; spontaneous(B) exergonic; endergonic(C) free energy; entropy(D) work; energy

MC: Which of the following are true of an enzyme? An enzyme is never needed for an exothermic reaction An enzyme works by minimizing the AG An enzyme is never consumed in a reaction An enzyme is not always a protein

6. How does all this connect in the Metabolism category. ( ENZYMES)?

Explain the major evolutionary advantage for humans and other animals (compared to plants) of storing most of their energy as fat, instead of carbohydrates or proteins.  [Answer is not providing insulation or any type of protection or cushioning

List the three major body compartments. Which compartment is rhe primary energy storage one?

1. Which of the following forms of energy is correctly paired with its definition?  a. Thermal energy - the energy in a system due to its temperature b. Potential energy - the energy associated with an object's motion c. Kinetic energy - the stored energy of an object due to its position d. Chemical energy - the energy contained within a system that is responsible for its temperature 2. Which of the following summarizes the first law of thermodynamics?      a. Energy cannot be created or destroyed.      b. Energy cannot be transferred or transformed.      c. The total entropy of a system increases over time.      d. Two systems that are in equilibrium with a third system are in equilibrium with one another 3. Which of the following is a thermodynamic quantity that combines enthalpy and entropy?       a. Maximum enthalpy       b. Minimum enthalpy       c. Grand entropy       d. Free energy 4. The Δ G value for the formation of gaseous water at 25°C and 1.0 atm is −228 kJ/mol. Given this…

The common energy currency molecule in any cell is: Select one: O ADP O glycogen охудen АТР

Which of the examples are potential energy in the human body?

describe how carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen from food may interact with other elements to generate amino acids and/or other big carbon-based compounds that make up the body's cells and tissues.