Biology Review Fall 2024-T

What do plants use to make their own food?

• Sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide

• Sugar, oxygen, and carbon dioxide

• Water, oxygen, and sugar

• Sunlight, oxygen, and sugar

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What do plants release into the air that we need to breathe?

• Carbon dioxide

• Sugar

• Water

• Oxygen

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What is the process called when plants use the sugar they make to power their cells?

• Photosynthesis

• Cellular respiration

• Growth

• Breathing

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What does a plant use the extra sugar it makes for?

• To make more food

• To grow bigger and stronger

• To share with other plants

• To attract insects

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What is the main difference between how plants get energy and how humans get energy?

• Plants make their own food, while humans eat food.

• Plants use sunlight, while humans use electricity.

• Plants breathe oxygen, while humans breathe carbon dioxide.

• Plants need water, while humans need air.

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Why are plants called tiny factories?

• Because they make things

• Because they are small

• Because they are green

• Because they are important

What do enzymes do to help our bodies?

• Enzymes help us breathe.

• Enzymes help us digest food.

• Enzymes help us sleep.

• Enzymes help us run.

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What is the special spot on an enzyme called?

• The active site

• The substrate

• The product

• The lock

What can happen to an enzyme if the temperature gets too high?

• It can get bigger.

• It can change color.

• It can stop working.

• It can become more active.

What happens when a substrate fits into an enzyme's active site?

• The enzyme disappears.

• The substrate changes into a new molecule.

• The active site gets bigger.

• The enzyme becomes inactive.