Answer:
d) Anabolism
Explanation: Anabolism is the synthesis of larger and complex molecules from the simpler molecules. This process involves the formation of the bonds between the substrate, hence it will need the external energy to be added in the reaction to occur i.e means this reaction will not occur spontaneously unless external energy is added.
respiration, Fermentation and catabolism are breakdown reactions that involves the breaking of the bonds with release of the enrgy. Hence these reactions can be spontaneous.
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