Ecosystems review with focus on cellular respiration

Plants store energy from the Sun using photosynthesis, but then they release the energy to use it in their cells through cellular respiration.

Plants store energy in food molecules such as carbohydrates.

ATP, on the other hand, is a molecule that acts as a sort of energy shuttle for quick delivery of energy, not storage.

The first answer was incorrect because cellular respiration releases ATP, while photosynthesis stores energy in food molecules (not the other way around).

The 2nd answer is incorrect because cellular respiration produces carbon dioxide, not oxygen.

The 3rd answer also reverses the correct answers.