Question

1. how could table 1 be used to help create a model that explains why skipping breakfast is a recipe for disaster?

it shows us that molecules in food contains stored energy
it shows us that matter is conserved when food is broke down in the body
it shows us the specific chemical reactions that happen to each different molecule in the body
it shows us what types of atoms each molecule is made from

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze each option:

• Option 1: If Table 1 shows that food molecules have stored energy, skipping breakfast means missing out on this energy, leading to negative effects (disaster), as the body needs energy from food.
• Option 2: Matter conservation during food breakdown doesn't directly explain why skipping breakfast is bad; it's about energy, not matter conservation.
• Option 3: Specific chemical reactions for each molecule are too detailed and not necessary to explain the general impact of skipping breakfast.
• Option 4: Knowing atom types in molecules doesn't explain the disaster of skipping breakfast; energy from food is key.

So the first option is correct as it links food's stored energy to the need for breakfast.

Answer:

A. it shows us that molecules in food contains stored energy (assuming the first option is labeled A; adjust label if needed based on original question's numbering)