Question

choose the type of hormone that is described below. increases sugar in the blood

Explanation:

To determine the hormone that increases blood sugar, we recall endocrine system knowledge. Glucagon (from the pancreas) and epinephrine (adrenaline) are key, but glucagon is the primary hormone that raises blood glucose by stimulating glycogenolysis (breakdown of glycogen to glucose) in the liver. If options were provided (like glucagon, insulin, etc.), glucagon would be correct as insulin lowers blood sugar. Assuming the context is standard biology, the hormone is glucagon (or sometimes epinephrine, but glucagon is more direct for this function).

Answer:

Glucagon (assuming typical biology context; if options were given, the correct option with "Glucagon" or equivalent would be selected)