Question

use the word bank and color key to label and color the diagram;
date
pd
adp - orange
atp - red
glucose - blue
nad⁺ - light purple
nadh - dark purple
p - yellow
pyruvic acid - blue
energy - harvest phase
energy - investment phase

Explanation:

This diagram represents glycolysis. The left - most six - circle structure is glucose (blue). The energy - investment phase uses ATP (red) which is converted to ADP (orange). The hexagon - shaped molecules: the first hexagon is glucose (blue), and the one with “eyes” (representing a modified form) later is pyruvic acid (blue). The small circle is P (yellow). For the coenzymes, NAD⁺ (light purple) is converted to NADH (dark purple). The energy - investment phase has ATP (red) turning into ADP (orange), and the energy - harvest phase produces ATP (red) from ADP (orange) and also has NADH production. So we label and color according to these molecules' roles in glycolysis.

Answer:

• Left - most six - circle: Glucose (color: blue)
• First star - shaped (energy - investment phase first): ATP (color: red)
• Second star - shaped (energy - investment phase second): ADP (color: orange)
• First hexagon: Glucose (color: blue)
• Small circle: P (color: yellow)
• Hexagon with “eyes”: Pyruvic acid (color: blue)
• First star - shaped in energy - harvest: ADP (color: orange)
• Second star - shaped in energy - harvest: ATP (color: red)
• Coenzyme - related (if applicable): NAD⁺ (light purple) and NADH (dark purple) as per their conversion in glycolysis.