Matter and Energy Unit Review

An atom is...

• someone's name
• the smallest unit of an element
• multiple particles bonded together
• made up of different elements

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Molecules are...

• the smallest unit of an element

• very large groups of elements

• 2 or more atoms that are bonded together

• tiny particles that we don't have on Earth

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"Abiotic" means _______, and "Biotic" means _______.

• Nonliving, Living

• Alive, Not Alive

• Made of carbon, made of other elements

• Healthy, sick

________________ use the process of photosynthesis.

• Consumers

• Deomposers

• All living things

• Producers

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Consumers get Energy Storage Molecules by...

• converting CO2, water, and sunlight into E-S-Ms.

• eating other living things.

• harnessing the sun's energy in solar panels.

• consuming sunlight.

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Trees and other plants use the process of photosynthesis to convert _______, _________, and ________ into energy storage molecules.

• Oxygen, carbon dioxide, and water

• Water, carbon dioxide, and light energy

• Light energy, heat, and water

• Oxygen, glucose, and water

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When producers do photosynthesis, does carbon move into or out of them?

• Into them (take in CO2)

• Out of them (put out CO2)

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When consumers and decomposers eat other organisms, does carbon move into them or out of them?

• Into them (take in ESMs)

• Out of them (put out ESMs)

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When living things do cellular respiration, does carbon move into them or out of them?

• Into them (take in CO2)

• Out of them (put out CO2)

A pea plant has been in the sunlight all morning. What can the pea plant do now that it has been in sunlight?

• Put out CO2 into the air, which lets them create Energy Storage Molecules.

• Take in CO2 from the air, which lets them create Energy Storage Molecules.

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