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What is the primary function of breathing in organisms?
What is the primary function of breathing in organisms?
- To exchange gases with the environment (correct)
- To release energy from food
- To produce carbon dioxide
- To break down food inside cells
Where does respiration primarily take place in living organisms?
Where does respiration primarily take place in living organisms?
- In the environment
- In the lungs or gills
- In the digestive system
- Inside living cells (correct)
Which statement correctly differentiates breathing from respiration?
Which statement correctly differentiates breathing from respiration?
- Breathing is for energy release, while respiration is for gas exchange.
- Breathing is a chemical process, while respiration is physical.
- Breathing occurs inside cells, while respiration occurs with the environment.
- Breathing is a simple process, while respiration is complex. (correct)
What type of process is respiration classified as?
What type of process is respiration classified as?
Which organism is specifically mentioned as obtaining oxygen through its skin?
Which organism is specifically mentioned as obtaining oxygen through its skin?
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Breathing
Breathing
The physical process of exchanging gases between an organism and its environment. This involves taking in oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide.
Respiration
Respiration
The chemical breakdown of food inside living cells to release energy. It uses oxygen and releases carbon dioxide.
Difference between breathing and respiration
Difference between breathing and respiration
The process of breathing involves the exchange of gases, while respiration involves the breakdown of food for energy.
Location of breathing and respiration
Location of breathing and respiration
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Examples of breathing and respiration
Examples of breathing and respiration
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