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What molecules can cells break down for energy? The options A. Very small gas molecules, like carbon dioxide. B. Large molecules made from glucose, like starch. C. Small sugars, like glucose. D. Very small
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What molecules can cells break down for energy?

The options
A. Very small gas molecules, like carbon dioxide.
B. Large molecules made from glucose, like starch.
C. Small sugars, like glucose.
D. Very small liquid molecules, like water.

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Answer: I think the answer is C)

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