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WorksheetsUnit 10: Plant Anatomy, Photosynthesis, Respiration, ATP
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 44mins
Respiration RELEASES what gas?
Carbon Dioxide
Oxygen
Photosynthesis RELEASES what gas?
Oxygen
Carbon Dioxide
Inside any cell, what is the direct molecule that provides energy for cellular function. For example, whenever a cell wants to move its Cilia.
Respiration, in the form of breaking the high energy bond of ATP to release energy.
Photosynthesis, in the form of breaking the high energy bond of ATP to release energy.
The Creation of ATP from ADP
The Consumption of Glucose or Sugar
Which Biochemical process creates more ATP. Remember, ATP houses the energy for function in the bond between the third and second phosphate group.
Respiration
Photosynthesis
Fermentation
Perspiration
Which biochemical process creates more Glucose. Remember that Glucose is stored energy.
Photosynthesis
Respiration
Perspiration
Fermentation
Are Mutations random?
Mutations are random and happen spontaneously
Mutations are not random and do not happen spontaneously
Do plants respire? As in, do they also perform cellular respiration?
Yes they do
No they don't
What is the Formula for Respiration?
Sugar + Oxygen --> Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy (ATP)
Sugar + Oxygen --> Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy (Light)
Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy (Light) --> Sugar + Oxygen
Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy (ATP) --> Sugar + Oxygen
What is the Formula for Photosynthesis?
Sugar + Oxygen --> Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy (ATP)
Sugar + Oxygen --> Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy (Light)
Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy (Light) --> Sugar + Oxygen
Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy (ATP) --> Sugar + Oxygen
How did we figure out that plant cells also respirate?
the pH indicator in a sealed jar with plant specimens read as acidic because of the Carbon Dioxide present
the pH indicator in a sealed jar with plant specimens read as acidic because of the Oxygen present
the pH indicator in a sealed jar with no plant specimens read as acidic because of the Carbon Dioxide present
Plant Cells do not respirate and they ONLY Photosynthesize
As you exercise what happens to your rate of respiration?
Your rate of respiration increases
Your rate of respiration decreases
When you are asleep what happens to your respiration rate?
Your respiration rate decreases
Your respiration rate increases
Autotrophs are...
Plants that produce their own food
Plants that consume others for food
Animals that produce their own food
Animals that consume others for food
Heterotrophs are...
Plants that produce their own food
Plants that consume others for food
Animals that produce their own food
Animals that consume others for food
What do Autotrophs release in terms of Gas?
Oxygen
Carbon Dioxide
Water
Sulfur Dioxide
What do Heterotrophs release, in terms of gas?
Carbon Dioxide
Oxygen
Sulfur Dioxide
Silicon Dioxide
You need to find the formula for Respiration, however you only have the formula for Photosynthesis. In a panic you decide to...
Reverse the products and reactants for Photosynthesis because they are opposite reactions
Keep the products and reactants for Photosynthesis because they are the same reaction
Switch the Carbon Dioxide and Oxygen because you know that animals breathe out oxygen and breathe in carbon dioxide.
Switch the Carbon Dioxide and Oxygen because you know that animals breathe out carbon dioxide and breathe in oxygen.
In terms of plant anatomy, what is the Filament or Anther responsible for?
Pollen Production
Production of Eggs
Photosynthesis
Protects eggs and internal organs
In terms of plant anatomy, what is the Stigma, Style, or Ovary responsible for?
Pollen Production
Production of Eggs
Photosynthesis
Attraction of Pollinators
In terms of plant anatomy, what are the petals responsible for?
Pollen Production
Production of Eggs
Photosynthesis
Attraction of Pollinators
Animals such as lions, tigers, bears, humans, fish, and birds need which type of gas in order to survive, to perform respiration?
Carbon Dioxide
Nitrogen Gas
Oxygen
Water Vapor
Plants such as conifers, angiosperms, grass, and farming crops need which type of gas in order to survive, to perform photosynthesis?
Carbon Dioxide
Nitrogen Gas
Oxygen
Water Vapor
Ethics is...
whether or not something is right or wrong
just wanted you to know what ethics was lol
With regards to the yeast lab, what air did we see develop in the packet containing the yeast and the sugar?
Nothing, no gas was formed
Carbon Dioxide gas was formed because of respiration
Carbon Dioxide gas was formed because of photosynthesis
Oxygen gas was formed because of respiration
Oxygen gas was formed because of photosynthesis
With regards to the yeast lab, what air did we see develop in the packet containing ONLY YEAST
Nothing, no gas was formed
Carbon Dioxide gas was formed because of respiration
Carbon Dioxide gas was formed because of photosynthesis
Oxygen gas was formed because of respiration
Oxygen gas was formed because of photosynthesis
If you take a plant and put in a sealed container but with direct sunlight, what will happen to the plant?
Plant will grow faster because of added sunlight
Plant will probably die because it does not have carbon dioxide.
Plant will probably die because it does not have oxygen.
Plant will grow faster because of the carbon dioxide that it has
In terms of plant anatomy, which structure is responsible for water transport?
Xylem
Phloem
Cambium
Guard Cells
In terms of plant anatomy, which structure is responsible for food transport?
Xylem
Phloem
Cambium
Guard Cells
In terms of plant anatomy, which structure is responsible for promoting growth of both Xylem and Phloem?
Xylem
Phloem
Cambium
Guard Cells
In terms of plant anatomy, which structure is responsible for Regulating gas and water exchange on the leaf?
Xylem
Phloem
Cambium
Guard Cells
Why do plants have root hairs?
Plants having root hairs allows INCREASED surface area.
Plants having root hairs allows DECREASED surface area.
Root Hairs just make the plant look fabulous and beautiful
Root hairs store food and nutrients.
Xylem and Phloem are examples of what type of plant tissue?
Vascular Tissue (Transport)
Dermal Tissue (Surface)
Plant Stems and leaves are examples of what type of plant tissue?
Vascular Tissue (Transport)
Dermal Tissue (Surface)
With regards to ATP, where is the energy stored?
Between the bonds of the third and second phosphate group (tail end)
Between the bonds of the Adenosine and the Phosphates
Between the bonds of the Adenine and the Sugar
Between the bonds of the first and second phosphate group (near the head of the ATP molecule)
When ADP is recycled to ATP using cellular respiration, where is the energy stored?
between the chemical bonds of the phosphate groups
in glucose for photosynthesis
in fat or protein for energy storage
ADP to ATP releases cellular energy and provides work!
Which part of the plant is responsible for photosynthesis?
Dermal Tissue
Vascular Tissue
Flowers
Xylem and Phloem
Which part of the plant is water and food transport?
Dermal Tissue
Vascular Tissue
Flowers
Stigma and Style
These graphs represent the usage of glucose over a 24 hour period. Remember that night time would be on the sides(Midnight), while day time is in the middle (noon).
Which graph shows the best representation of a vampire who is only active at night?
These graphs represent the usage of glucose over a 24 hour period. Remember that night time would be on the sides(Midnight), while day time is in the middle (noon).
Which graph shows the best representation of a sloth who only moves slightly during the day?
These graphs represent the usage of glucose over a 24 hour period. Remember that night time would be on the sides(Midnight), while day time is in the middle (noon).
Which graph shows the best representation of somebody erratically using energy. Where they would be using periods of high energy followed by periods of low energy.
These graphs represent the usage of glucose over a 24 hour period. Remember that night time would be on the sides(Midnight), while day time is in the middle (noon).
Which graph shows a regular person's rate of respiration if they are awake during daylight hours and asleep during night time hours?
Bromothymol Blue is a pH indicator that looks what color when Carbon Dioxide is added to it?
Yellow
Blue
Bromothymol Blue is a pH indicator that looks what color when Oxygen is added to it?
Yellow
Blue
