Question

1. what two things must pass into a cell in order for it to get energy by cellular respiration?

Explanation:

Cellular respiration is a process that occurs in cells to convert nutrients into energy (ATP). The two main substances required for this process are glucose (a sugar molecule that serves as the primary fuel source) and oxygen (which is used in the final stage of the process to produce a large amount of ATP). Glucose enters the cell through various transport mechanisms, and oxygen diffuses into the cell from the surrounding environment (in organisms with respiratory systems, it is transported to cells via the circulatory system).

Answer:

Glucose and oxygen.