Cell Respiration and Photosynthesis

for Photosynthesis:

Sort these molecules into being either Reactants, Products, or Neither

Groups:

(a) Reactants

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(b) Products

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(c) Neither

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for Cell Respiration:

Sort these molecules into being either Reactants or Products

Groups:

(a) Reactants

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(b) Products

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Label the Molecules involved in Cell Respiration

a

b

c

d

f

Water

ATP

Oxygen

Carbon Dioxide

Glucose

Photosynthesis

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Label the Molecules involved in Photosynthesis

a

b

c

d

e

Oxygen

Carbon Dioxide

Uses energy from sunlight

Water

Glucose

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Photosynthesis takes place in what Organelle?

• The Mitochondria

• The Nucleus

• The Liver

• The Chloroplast

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Cell Respiration takes place in what Organelle?

• The Mitochondria

• The Nucleus

• The Liver

• The Chloroplast

Where do the plants get the ENERGY that they store as Glucose during Photosynthesis?

• the water

• the dirt

• the clouds

• the sun

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Where do living things get the ENERGY that they need to make ATP during Cell Respiration?

• The energy comes from Carbon Dioxide

• The energy comes from Glucose

• The energy coms from Oxygen

• The energy comes from Sunlight

Answer explanation

While Oxygen is needed for the reaction to happen, it doesn't actually have any energy stored in it. CO2 is not even something you start with for Cell Respiration, so that doesn't make sense as an answer. Finally, while sunlight is where ALL energy comes from if you trace it back far enough, for this question they are asking specifically about where the energy to do Cell Respiration comes from, and we know that sunlight is not required to do cell respiration (otherwise you couldn't breathe in the dark!).

Only Glucose makes sense here.

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If plants breathe in carbon dioxide, what do they breathe out?

• Nitrogen

• Oxygen

• Carbon dioxide

• Hydrogen

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In a plant, the ​​​​ (a)   absorb water and minerals and move them up to the leaves so that the leaves can do ​ (b)   . To do this, the water is transported up through the​ ​ (c)   , but the ​​stem also moves glucose produced in the ​ (d)   back down to the roots so they can do ​ (e)   to get ATP.

• roots
• stem
• leaves
• flower
• Cellular Respiration
• Photosynthesis
• mitochondria
• chloroplast

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