Question

by which process does yeast produce the carbon dioxide responsible for bread rising? (1 point) photosynthesis glycolysis cellular respiration dehydration synthesis

Explanation:

Yeast undergoes cellular respiration in the absence of oxygen (anaerobic respiration), also known as fermentation. During this process, it breaks down sugars and produces carbon - dioxide gas, which causes bread to rise. Photosynthesis is for plants to produce energy using light. Glycolysis is just the first step of cellular respiration and doesn't solely produce carbon - dioxide for bread rising. Dehydration synthesis is a process for building larger molecules, not for producing carbon - dioxide in bread - making.

Answer:

cellular respiration