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Life Science Week 5 L-4

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Q 1/8
Score 0
A gas produced as a left-over product of plants processing energy.
30
Oxygen
Q 2/8
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The last name of the Swedish scientist who created categories for all living things.
30
Linnaeus

8 questions

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A gas produced as a left-over product of plants processing energy.

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30 sec

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The last name of the Swedish scientist who created categories for all living things.

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30 sec

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A product that comes from trees and used to build things and make paper.

3

30 sec

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A chemical inside the cells of a plant that helps in photosynthesis and gives most plants their green color.

4

30 sec

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The process by which plants create the energy that they need to grow.

5

30 sec

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The name that Carl Linnaeus gave to the world of plants.

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30 sec

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Long, broad parts of plants that gather light for photosynthesis.

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30 sec

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A gas produced as a left-over product of animals breathing.

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30 sec

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