Review - 4.3 Photosynthesis

Plants need light to grow because

• sunlight releases energy from bonds

• plants need the heat from the sun

• sunlight is absorbed by plants to break bonds

• plants absorb the green the light from the sun

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Match the following plant parts to their function.

• leaf

• structure that transports water in plants

• chlorophyll

• absorbs water and minerals from the soil

• xylem

• part of plant responsible for photosynthesis

• chloroplast

• pigment in plant that absorbs light

• roots

• organelle that absorbs light from the sun

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Match the following plant part to its function.

• flower

• moves water from one part of the plant to another

• veins

• attracts pollinators

• seed

• specific vein to move sugars

• stomata

• contains the embryo

• phloem

• exchanges gasses between the plant and air

Label the parts of the plant.

e

d

c

b

a

leaf

stem

flower

root

fruit

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During photosynthesis, which which gas goes in and which one goes out?

a

b

oxygen

carbon dioxide

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Where does each atom come from?

• H2O and CO2

• oxygen

• CO2 in the air

• carbon

• water from the roots

• hydrogen

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Energy ​ (a)   be created or destroyed. Plants absorb energy from the sun and that energy is ​ (b)   in ​ ​ (c)   molecules like glucose and oxygen.

• cannot
• stored
• unstable
• can
• released
• stable

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Our plants grown in class gained mass. Where did the mass come from?

• water

• carbon dioxide

• sun

• water and carbon dioxide

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Which of the following is FALSE regarding the mass our plants gained?

• All mass comes from the soil

• More gained mass comes from the air than soil

• Some atoms from water get made into food for the plant

• Sunlight does not have mass

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In order for a plant to complete photosynthesis, it needs... (check all that apply)

• water

• soil

• carbon dioxide

• sunlight

• oxygen (O₂)

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