Storage forms of glucose in living things include which of the following? a. Maltose and sucrose b. Phytates and viscous fibers c. Fibers and disaccharides d. Glycogen and starch

The correct answer is: d. Glycogen and starch **Explanation:** - **Glycogen** is the storage form of glucose in animals, primarily found in the liver and muscle tissues. - **Starch** is the storage form of glucose in plants, stored in various parts such as roots, tubers, and seeds. The other options do not represent storage forms of glucose: - a. Maltose and sucrose are disaccharides, not storage forms. - b. Phytates and viscous fibers are not storage forms of glucose. - c. Fibers and disaccharides are not storage forms; fibers are complex carbohydrates that are not stored as glucose. Thus, glycogen and starch are the primary storage forms of glucose in living organisms.