Answer:
1) Insulin and Glucagon
2) Pancreas
3) Eating
4) Exercising
5) Polysaccharide
6) Monosaccharide
7) Liver
8) Increase blood sugar
9) Through the blood and the pancreas
Explanation:
The figure shows that the pancreas alpha and beta cells release glucagon and insulin which are both hormones. The figure also shows what everyday things will increase or decrease blood sugar levels on either side (left and right part of the cycle). The molecules for glucagon and glucose are both shown, glucagon is made up of glucose molecules which makes it a polysaccharide, since glucose is a sugar. In the figure, it shows that the liver breaks down glucagon into glucose and the arrow points to the blood sugar increasing, giving the answer to 8. In the figure, once glucagon is glucose, it goes into the blood, and then through the pancreas.
