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Photosynthesis Review 2
Photosynthesis Review 2
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Process of photosynthesis
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1
Carbon dioxide and oxygen enter and leave a plant through _______________.
Stomata
Stems
Phloem
Soil
2
Organisms that need to TAKE IN FOOD in order to get their energy are ________________.
Heterotroph
Autotroph
3
What are the 2 things that plants MAKE through the process of photosynthesis?
water & carbon dioxide
oxygen & glucose (sugar)
air & soil
sunlight & glucose (sugar)
4
An organism that MAKES THEIR OWN FOOD is an__________________.
Autotroph
Heterotroph
5
Chloroplasts, chlorophyll, guard cells and stomata are all located in the _______________.
leaves
roots
stem
phloem
6
Plants are AUTOTROPHS.
False
True
7
What are the 3 things that plants TAKE IN during photosynthesis?
air, oxygen, leaves
carbon dioxide, water, sunlight
weeds, soil, air
sugar, stomata, roots
8
A squirrel is an example of a ________________.
Heterotroph
Autotroph
9
What are the 3 things that plants TAKE IN during photosynthesis?
sugar, stomata, roots
carbon dioxide, water, sunlight
air, oxygen, leaves
weeds, soil, air
10
What is the stroma?
None of these.
In the chloroplast where the calvin cylce takes place
Where the water is sucked into the plant.
Where light-dependent reactions take place.
11
Sunlight provides plants with the ___________ that they need.
xylem
energy
food
soil
12
Water is sucked up by a plants _______________.
roots
soil
stem
leaves
13
__________ allows good carbon dioxide to enter and clean oxygen to exit the leaves.
Guard Cells
Plants
Stomata
Sunlight
14
What is the fancy scientific word for the "sugar" that plants make during photosynthesis?
Photosynthesis
Ecology
Glucose
Biology
15
What are the 2 things that plants MAKE through the process of photosynthesis?
oxygen & glucose (sugar)
air & soil
water & carbon dioxide
sunlight & glucose (sugar)