7th-T5 L1: Photosynthesis

Labelling

Label the direct source of energy for each organism shown.

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sunlight

kelp

sea urchins

Draw

Which of the organisms shown does not eat another organism for food?

Multiple Choice

All living things need _________,

• energy

• space

• time

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Cells capture energy in sunlight and use it to make food in a process called ​

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.

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When you eat an apple, you get ​

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from the sun that was collected by the apple tree through ​

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and stored in the apple.

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energy

photosynthesis

nutrients

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 Draw arrows showing the flow of energy from the sun.

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​

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, or producers, are able to create their own food in the form of glucose, an energy-giving sugar. 

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An organism that cannot make its own food, such as the sea urchin or otter, is a consumer, or a ​

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heterotroph

autotroph

producer

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Options (4)

Organize these options into the right categories

Autotroph

Heterotroph

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between heterotrophs and autotrophs? Select the one that is true.

• Heterotrophs produce their own food, autotrophs consume other organisms

• Heterotrophs and autotrophs both consume other organisms.

• Heterotrophs consume other organisms, autotrophs produce their own food.

Multiple Choice

Where in a plant does photosynthesis mostly take place?

• Flowers
• Roots
• Chloroplast

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When plants use the ​

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energy to convert ​

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and ​

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into sugar, it produces ​

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.

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carbon dioxide

sun’s

water

oxygen

Multiple Choice

What three things are required in photosynthesis?

• Sunlight, water, and oxygen
• Sunlight, oxygen, and nitrogen
• Sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide

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​

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, the green organelles in plant cells, use ​

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to absorb sunlight during the first stage of photosynthesis.

Multiple Choice

___________ captures light energy that the chloroplast uses to create oxygen gas and sugar

• chlorophyll
• water
• carbon dioxide

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During Stage 1, sunlight splits water molecules in the chloroplasts into ​

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and oxygen.

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hydrogen

carbon dioxide

nitrogen

Multiple Choice

• True or False: Almost all the oxygen in Earth’s atmosphere is produced by living things through photosynthesis.

• true

• false

Labelling

Add labels to the arrows in the diagram to indicate whether water, carbon dioxide, sugar, or oxygen is entering or leaving.

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water

carbon dioxide

sugar

oxygen

Multiple Select

What elements enter the chloroplast? (hint: 3 answers)

• light

• water

• carbon dioxide

• oxygen

Multiple Select

What elements exit the chloroplast? (hint: 2 answers)

• oxygen

• glucose/sugar

• carbon dioxide

• water

Multiple Choice

What is the importance of plants to people?

• Plants are used for decoration

• Plants provide oxygen for people to breathe

• Plants are harmful to people

Multiple Choice

In Stage 2 of photosynthesis, cells produce _______.

• sugar

• oxygen

• carbon dioxide

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​

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is one of the most important sugars produced in photosynthesis.

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Glucose

Sucrose

Fructose

Multiple Select

Glucose is produced by _________ and __________ __________. (hint: 2 answers)

• hydrogen

• carbon dioxide

• oxygen

Draw

On the picture, write R in the circles for the three raw materials, or reactants, of photosynthesis, and P in the circles of the two products.

Labelling

Label the photosynthesis chemical equation

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water

carbon dioxide

oxygen

glucose

light

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Plant cells use some ​

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produced in photosynthesis for ​

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.

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glucose

food

sunlight

Labelling

Label the leaves, roots, and seeds in the diagram. Then fill in the boxes with some of the ways plants use the products of photosynthesis.

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roots

store energy

leaves

seeds

use energy

Multiple Choice

The marsh in the Vic Fazio Yolo Wildlife Area is managed to help protect Sacramento, California, from flooding. It also provides prime habitat to nearly 200 species of birds and other wetland wildlife.

How do marshes control flooding?

• By draining the water into nearby rivers or lakes.

• By creating barriers to prevent water from entering

• By soaking up water and are act as natural flood control