SCIENCE 2nd 9wks REVIEW

Sunlight provides what type of energy?

• chemical energy

• thermal energy

• radiant energy

The process of photosynthesis transforms _______ energy to _______ energy

• radiant : thermal

• thermal : chemical

• radiant : chemical

• chemical : radiant

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Which type of energy conversion occurs during the process of photosynthesis?

• Chemical energy is converted into radiant energy

• Radiant energy is converted into thermal energy.

• Thermal energy is converted into chemical energy

• Radiant energy is converted into chemical energy

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What kind of energy is necessary to initiate the process of photosynthesis?

• Radiant

• Heat

• Electrical

• Wind

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What happens to the solar energy absorbed by plants during photosynthesis?

• It is recycled by plants and returned to the atmosphere.

• It is converted into oxygen and glucose.

• It is stored as heat within the plant for cellular functions.

• It is transformed into chemical energy

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During the process of photosynthesis, —

• light energy is converted to chemical energy

• chemical energy is transformed to mechanical energy

• thermal energy is changed to chemical energy

• solar energy is transformed to mechanical energy

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Which type of energy is formed during the process of photosynthesis?

• Chemical

• Radiant

• Thermal

• Kinetic

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A student prepares for a five-mile run so she eats a nutritious meal three hours before the run. Which correctly illustrates the transformation of energy from eating the meal to the five mile run?

• Chemical to Thermal

• Thermal to Mechanic

• Thermal to Mechanic to Chemical

• Chemical to Mechanical to Thermal

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Photosynthesis is a process converting _______ energy to ______.

• chemical; mechanical

• thermal; chemical

• radiant; chemical

• chemical; thermal

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The glucose produced in the leaf can be described as –

• potential chemical energy

• kinetic nuclear energy

• potential nuclear energy

• kinetic chemical energy

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