Question

we store energy in our body and it gets broken down into fuel (energy that we use to: move, breathe and live.) true false rewatch

Explanation:

The statement is correct. Our body stores energy (e.g., in the form of glycogen, fat). When needed, these energy - storing molecules are broken down (glycogenolysis, lipolysis etc.) to release energy for physiological processes like movement (muscle contraction requires ATP which is generated from energy - releasing pathways), breathing (involves muscle movements of the diaphragm and intercostal muscles that need energy) and other life - sustaining activities.

Answer:

true