U4.L11: Matter Cycling - Food Chains

Multiple Choice

________ is the process that plants use to make food.

• Respiration
• Photosynthesis
• Chemical reaction
• Carbon dioxide

Multiple Choice

The products of photosynthesis are ____.

• carbon dioxide and glucose

• oxygen and glucose

• carbon dioxide and water

• water and oxygen

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stomata

roots

chemical

chloroplasts

food

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Label the inputs and outputs to the chloroplast.

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sunlight

water

glucose

carbon dioxide

oxygen

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In tube A, the indicator showed that there was ​

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carbon dioxide in the test tube at the end of the experiment. This means that the germinating seeds must have​

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carbon dioxide so they ​

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making food by photosynthesis.

Open Ended

If a seed does not make its food by photosynthesis, how does it stay alive and grow?

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Multiple Choice

Plants and animals both use the process of _____ to release stored energy from glucose.

• photosynthesis
• chemical reaction
• growth
• cellular respiration

Multiple Choice

Cellular respiration happens in the cell's _____.

• atmosphere
• mitochondria
• carbon dioxide
• chloroplast

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Options (13)

converts light energy to chemical energy

occurs in both plant and animal cells

occurs in plant cells

converts chemical energy to ATP

produces carbon dioxide

produces oxygen

in chloroplasts

requires sunlight

uses water and carbon dioxide

generates glucose

takes place in the mitochondria

uses oxygen

produces water

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Photosynthesis

Cellular Respiration

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carbon dioxide

food chain

light energy

water

Multiple Choice

All the food we eat, even the food from animals, can be traced back to being from plants at some point.

• TRUE

• FALSE