From Matter to Organisms

What do plants need to produce food?

• soil

• sunlight

• cool temperatures

• hydrogen peroxide

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A plant has systems that move nutrients and water through it for...

• pollination.

• germination.

• survival.

• decomposition.

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Plants need sunlight for...

• photosynthesis so they can make water.

• chlorophyll so they can make oxygen.

• oxygen so they can make carbon dioxide.

• photosynthesis so they can make food.

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Plants need _____ to survive.

• pollen, seeds, and fertilizer

• air, water, nutrients, and light

• mulch, water, soil, and pollen

• fruit, seeds, and air

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The process by which plants make food is

• photosynthesis.

• evaporation.

• transpiration.

• respiration.

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Photosynthesis is the process by which a plant...

• releases water vapor.

• makes food.

• takes in oxygen.

• releases energy.

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Plants need air, water, nutrients, and _____ to survive.

• rocks

• mulch

• fertilizer

• light

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What is the food making process of a plant named?

• photosynthesis

• chloroplast

• expiration

• evaporation

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What decreases as a result of most animals eating a variety of plants and animals?

• competition

• biodiversity

• population

• habitat

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Food chains include producers, consumers, and decomposers. Which of the following has an example of all three?

• nuts, squirrel, fungus

• leaf, eagle, robin

• seeds, mouse, owl

• fly, spider, praying mantis

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