Question

Which statement best describes how organisms use sugar molecules, such as glucose, to form other
biological molecules?
Choose 1 answer:
Processes in an organism's cells rearrange the carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen in glucose to build
other molecules.
Processes in an organism's cells make biological molecules by generating new carbon atoms to
supplement those found in glucose molecules.
The organism's cells can incorporate the nitrogen atoms from glucose molecules directly into
other biological molecules.

Answer 1

Answer:

Processes in an organism’s cells rearrange the carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen in glucose to build other molecules.

Explanation:

The carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms in glucose molecules can be rearranged through chemical reactions to form complex biological molecules.