Matter through Organisms
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- Q1How do plants get the energy they need?plants do not require energy since they do not movePlants break down glucose they produced in photosynthesisPlants get nutrients from the soilplants get food from fertilizers30sEditDelete
- Q2How do animals the the energy they need?animals get the energy they need from eating other organismsanimals get the energy they need by performing excercizeanimals get the energy they need from sunlightanimals get the energy they need from photosynthesis30sEditDelete
- Q3What happens to the water and carbon dioxide produced during cellular respiration?they are stored for later usethey reuse it for later use in photosynthesisthey combine to form sugarThey are exhaled during the breathing process30sEditDelete
- Q4What is the role of chlorophyll in the process of photosynthesis?it absorbs sunlightit transfers water to the rootsit absorbs glucoseit releases carbon dioxide30sEditDelete
- Q5How does photosynthesis aid the process of cellular respiration?it produces atp that is needed during cellular respirationit produces mitochondria that are needed during cellular respirationit makes oxygen that is needed by animals during cellular respirationit produces carbon dioxide that is needed during cellular respiration30sEditDelete
- Q6How does cellular respiration aid the process of photosynthesisit produces oxygen that is needed in the process of photosynthesisit produces atp that is needed in the process of photosynthesisit produces glucose that is needed in the process of photosynthesisit produces carbon dioxide that is needed in the process of photosynthesis30sEditDelete
- Q7Which of the following is the correct formula for respiration?oxygen + carbon dioxide yields glucose + waterwater + carbon dioxide yields oxygen + glucoseoxygen + water yields carbon dioxide + glucoseoxygen + glucose yields water + carbon dioxide30sEditDelete
- Q8Which of the following is the correct formula for photosynthesis?water + carbon dioxide yields oxygen + glucoseglucose + carbon dioxide yields oxygen + waterwater + oxygen yields glucose + carbon dioxideglucose + oxygen yields water + carbon dioxide30sEditDelete
- Q9How is the law of conservation of energy related to ecosystems?organisms can travel from one ecosystem to anotherthe amount of energy that enters and leaves an ecosystem is conserved in the larger systemecosystems can create energy for other ecosystems to useenergy destroyed in one ecosystem is created in another30sEditDelete
- Q10In the carbon cycle, which of the following is a way in which man made carbon dioxide is released into the environment?The combustion of fossil fuelsvolcanic eruptionsforest fires ignited by lightningthe decomposition of animals30sEditDelete
- Q11Which of the following would be at the top of a food pyramid?green planthawkfroggrasshopper30sEditDelete
- Q12Which of the following organisms would be at the bottom of a food pyramid?foxfroga green plant (producer)chicken30sEditDelete
- Q13Why is the amount of energy available to the next organism in a food pyramid reduced by a factor of 10?most of the energy is used for the life processesthere are more consumers than producers in a ecosystemthere are more producers than consumers in an ecosystemprimary and secondary consumers compete for food30sEditDelete
- Q14What do the arrows in a food web represent?the increase in complexity of organisms in an ecosystemthe relative sizes of the organisms in an ecosystemthe flow of energy from one organism to another in the ecosystemthe relative location of organisms in the ecosystem30sEditDelete
- Q15identify the secondary consumer in the food chain belowowlbeetletoadplant leaf30sEditDelete
- Q16Which organism is the primary producer in the food chain belowtoadcorn planthawkcrow30sEditDelete
- Q17What are the products of cellular respiration?water and oxygencarbon dioxide and glucosewater and carbon dioxideoxygen and glucose30sEditDelete
- Q18What are the reactants of photosynthesis?oxygen and glucosecarbon dioxide and glucosewater and carbon dioxidewater and glucose30sEditDelete
- Q19What begins and ends every food chain?producers and decomposersproducers and consumersconsumers and decomposersprimary producers and tertiary consumers30sEditDelete
- Q20Why are decomposers so important to the flow of energy in a food web?decomposers convert light energy from the sun into chemical energy which other organisms eatdecomposers release the nutrients within dead organisms, making those nutrients available to other organismsdecomposers are at the top of the energy pyramid so they require a lot of energymany different organisms eat decomposers30sEditDelete