Hello, this seems like a multiple choice question without the given choices. However, I can still help you and give you an idea that can potentially help you choose the choice.
Fats can contribute to issues regarding digestion and respiration when consumed too much since it clogs up your arteries. If large amounts of fat is continuously consumed for a lengthy period, then obesity and fatal chronic diseases can be a result. For your question, choose the option with the food that has the fattiest content.
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Answer:
Yes it is (we already have one)
An international orbiting space station would be a great idea! We could use the space station as a refueling point for passing spaceships. This could helps us achieve things such as space exploration, mars/moon colony, or even contact with other unearthly organisms. This could also allow us to conduct space research.
No it isn't
An international orbiting space station is a horrible idea! The first thing to think about is the money. This would put the entire area in stasis as we try to raise money for the space station. We also need contact with the humans/robots in space! Building a space station would confuse other nations as to what we plan to do with said space station. This could cause a war of some sort.
Plants manufacture glucose during photosynthesis. Which would be the process that plans use to make food using sunlight.
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nutrition (obtaining food, to provide matter and energy needed for growth and survival),
metabolism (all the chemical reactions inside cells, including respiration), growth (an
irreversible increase in size), response (responding to stimuli), excretion (removing waste
products of cell metabolism), homeostasis (keeping the conditions inside the organism within
acceptable limits), and reproduction (producing offspring, either asexually or sexually)