Question

1 fermentation and cellular respiration are both processes that break down glucose and a require o₂ as a reactant. b release energy from bonds. c produce ethyl alcohol. d store lactic acid in bonds.

Explanation:

Fermentation is an anaerobic process (doesn't require oxygen), while cellular - respiration can be aerobic (requires oxygen) or anaerobic. Both processes break down glucose to release energy stored in its chemical bonds. Fermentation can produce ethyl alcohol or lactic acid depending on the type, but not all forms of fermentation or cellular respiration produce ethyl alcohol or store lactic acid in bonds.

Answer:

B. release energy from bonds