Which gas is removed from the atmosphere during photosynthesis?
A.
hydrogen
B.
oxygen
C.
nitrogen
D.
carbon dioxide
2.
Cellular respiration takes place in the
A.
nucleus
B.
cytoplasm
C.
ribosomes
D.
mitochondria
3.
Why do plants conduct photosynthesis?
A.
to make light
B.
to make ATP
C.
to make glucose
D.
to release carbon dioxide
4.
Why is photosynthesis an important process for life?
A.
it creates oxygen for animals to breathe
B.
it becomes a food source for other organisms
C.
it creates glucose for plants to use as energy
D.
all of these are correct
5.
What gas is released from the plant during RESPIRATION?
A.
carbon dioxide
B.
carbon dioxide and water
C.
oxygen
6.
Which ingredient is important for photosynthesis and comes from humans breathing out?
A.
water only
B.
carbon dioxide and water
C.
carbon dioxide only
D.
oxygen and nigtrogen
7.
Which ingredient for photosynthesis is gathered from the soil through the roots?
A.
Water
B.
Carbon Dioxide
C.
Nitrogen
D.
Oxygen
8.
Why are people/animals dependent on plants? (there is more than one right answer)
A.
They need the carbon dioxide from the plants
B.
They need the oxygen plants create to live and create energy.
C.
They need the glucose from the plants to create energy.
D.
They need the water from the plants
9.
Why do plants need animals/humans?
A.
Plants need the energy that humans give off.
B.
Plants need the CO2 that people and animals breathe out to go through photosynthesis.
C.
Plants don't need humans.
10.
How do plants and animals/people depend on each other?
A.
They both reproduce.
B.
They both need each other.
C.
Plants don't need humans/animals to produce their own food.
D.
They both need an ingredient the other gives to create energy.
11.
Which ingredient for photosynthesis makes the chemical reaction happen and comes from the sun (for the most part)?
A.
Water
B.
Carbon Dioxide
C.
Oxygen
D.
Light
12.
Which ingredient given off by plants and is important for humans to breath?
A.
Carbon Dioxide
B.
Oxygen
C.
Water
D.
Sunlight
13.
What is the name of the product in photosynthesis? They use this for food.
A.
Cellulose
B.
Rocktose
C.
Fructose
D.
Glucose
14.
Which are true for why animals need plants to survive? (there is more than one right answer)
A.
The deer needs the plants for oxygen
B.
The deer needs the plants for carbon dioxide
C.
The deer would get carbon dioxide from somewhere else if plants were not around
D.
The deer needs plants (autotrophs) for glucose
E.
The deer needs plants (autotrophs) for water
15.
The main goal of cellular respiration is to create....
A.
Carbon Dioxide
B.
Water
C.
Oxygen
D.
Energy
16.
Cellular Respiration take place in...
A.
Plants Only
B.
Animals Only
C.
Both
D.
Niether
17.
What matter does a plant get from the deer? (there is more than one right answer)
A.
The plant gets carbon dioxide from the deer
B.
The plant gets oxygen from the deer
C.
The plant gets water from deer (heterotrophs)
D.
The plant needs heterotrophs for glucose
18.
Cellular respiration creates...
A.
Water and Carbon Dioxide
B.
Energy only
C.
Water only
D.
Water, Carbon Dioxide, Energy
19.
19. Photosynthesis and cellular respiration are...
A.
opposites
B.
the same thing.
C.
who knows?
D.
plants and animals.
20.
Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration are cycle matter and energy through an ecosystem. They work together to keep energy traveling from organism to organism.
A.
True
B.
False
21.
Which is correct? (there is more than one right answer)
A.
Matter is cycled in an ecosystem
B.
Matter is NOT cycled in an ecosystem. It is a one way flow
C.
Energy is cycled in an ecosystem
D.
Energy is NOT cycled in an ecosystem. It is a one way flow
22.
Which is true? (there is more than one right answer)
A.
Plants get carbon dioxide and water from animals
B.
Plants cannot go through cellular respiration
C.
Plants get carbon dioxide and water from themselves and other plants
D.
Plants do go through cellular respiration
E.
Plants only go through photosynthesis
23.
True of False: Plants do not really need animals for survival. They make the items that animals make too through plant cellular respiration.
