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WorksheetsPhotosynthesis and Value, B/A, Levels, Nutrient Cycle Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
During the process of Photosynthesis, plants release ______ into the air.
nitrogen
oxygen
carbon dioxide
hydrogen
Plants take in _______from the air during Photosynthesis.
oxygen
glucose
water
carbon dioxide
Tiny hols in the leaves of plants that take in CO2 are called ________.
stomata
stomachs
stomatos
stomas
The tiny organelles inside the leaves of plants that are responsible for Photosynthesis are called:
chlorophyll
chloroplates
chloroplasts
chlorophins
The pigment that causes most leaves to be green is called:
chloropile
chlorofin
chloroplast
chlorophyll
Plants get energy for Photosynthesis from
water
nutrients
oxygen
sunlight
The products of Photosynthesis are:
oxygen and glucose
oxygen and water
glucose and water
glucose and carbon dioxide
The main source of energy for all life comes from:
food
water
the stars
the sun
The most important reason plants are essential to us is that they provide us with:
recreation
oxygen
natural resources
jobs
Photosynthesis provides plants with food in the form of:
carbon dioxide
glucose
oxygen
nutrients
One of the reasons we value trees and forests is that they provide us with _________ opportunities such as hiking and camping.
fun
resource
recreational
job
Wood, syrup and medicine are some examples of ___________ provided by trees and forests.
natural resources
materials
items
important resources
Which of the following factors is NOT biotic?
fish
water
deer
beetle
Which of the following factors is NOT abiotic?
pebble
tree root
soil
worm
Eagles usually live in which level of the forest?
understory
upper canopy
shrubbery
forest floor
Deer live on which level of the forest?
forest floor
middle level
upper canopy
herb
Which of the following is a producer?
rabbit
grass
rock
worm
Which of the following is a PRIMARY consumer?
fox
fish
rabbit
bear
Which of the following is a SECONDARY consumer?
wolf
moose
bee
fox
Which of the following is a TERTIARY consumer?
eagle
blue jay
snake
elk
Which of the following puts nutrients back into the soil to feed the producers?
biotic factors
herbivores
decomposers
consumers
Ground water turning into water vapour is called:
transpiration
evaporation
precipitation
condensation
Clouds are formed through:
transpiration
evaporation
precipitation
condensation
Water vapour from plants is called:
transpiration
evaporation
precipitation
condensation
Snow, rain, sleet, hail are examples of:
transpiration
evaporation
precipitation
condensation
