Plant Processes
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Grade 7
Science (2010)
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
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Measures 2 skills fromGrade 7Science (2010)Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
Measures 2 skills from
Grade 7
Science (2010)
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
7.5.A: Matter and Energy
7.7.C: Force, Motion and Energy
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- Q 1/20Score 0Radiant energy from the Sun is very important to life on Earth. It is unique because, unlike sound waves, it can travel through________29SpaceSolidsLiquidsGases
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- Q1Radiant energy from the Sun is very important to life on Earth. It is unique because, unlike sound waves, it can travel through________SpaceSolidsLiquidsGases120s7.5.A: Matter and EnergyEditDelete
- Q2A plant’s leaves are green because the color green is _________________back to our eyes.AbsorbedReflectedTransmittedAll of the above120s7.5.A: Matter and EnergyEditDelete
- Q3Which is not a reactant needed for producing food in a green plant?OxygenWaterHydrogenCarbon dioxide120s7.5.A: Matter and EnergyEditDelete
- Q4What part of the leaf is responsible for absorbing the sun’s energy?VeinsNucleusCell wallChlorophyll120s7.5.A: Matter and EnergyEditDelete
- Q5What structure of the leaf transports water and nutrients from the roots to the leaves?PhloemXylemCell wallChloroplast120s7.5.A: Matter and EnergyEditDelete
- Q6The stoma on the underside of the leaf allows ___________ to move in and out of the leaf.GasesNutrientsSoilWater120s7.5.A: Matter and EnergyEditDelete
- Q7Which of the following is not a product of photosynthesis?OxygenCarbon dioxideGlucose120s7.5.A: Matter and EnergyEditDelete
- Q8Glucose is a type of ___________ProteinSaltDairy productSugar120s7.5.A: Matter and EnergyEditDelete
- Q9The arrow in a chemical equation means ___________.ProducesSumTogetherDifference120s7.5.A: Matter and EnergyEditDelete
- Q10This is the ultimate source of our energy.DecomposersProducersHeatSun120s7.5.A: Matter and EnergyEditDelete
- Q11The change in an object’s position with respect to time and in comparison to the position of other objects used as reference pointsMotionTurgor pressureGeotropismForce120s7.7.C: Force, Motion and EnergyEditDelete
- Q12The force of water molecules against the cell wall that allows plants to stand up straightGeotropismMotionTurgor pressureHeart120s7.7.C: Force, Motion and EnergyEditDelete
- Q13A change in the internal pressure against the cell walls is used by plants for which of the following?MovementPhotosynthesisPollinationReproduction120s7.7.C: Force, Motion and EnergyEditDelete
- Q14Turgor pressure can help plants move. Internal water pressure can causea wilted stem to return to an upright position.leaves to fall off a tree in autumn.a seedling to be carried by the wind.the roots of a plant to grow downward.120s7.7.C: Force, Motion and EnergyEditDelete
- Q15Geotropism is a force that affects certain organisms. This force will result in which of the following?The roots of a plant to grow downwardAnimals to seek shelter on high groundFish to float to the surface when they dieA flower to die due to lack of water120s7.7.C: Force, Motion and EnergyEditDelete
- Q16Gravity and other forces affect movement within an animal’s body. Which system is responsible for the force that moves blood through the body?Nervous systemEndocrine systemSkeletal systemCirculatory system120s7.7.C: Force, Motion and EnergyEditDelete
- Q17In photosynthesis, plants convert what type of energy into what other type of energy?Light energy into mechanical energy.Radiant energy into chemical energy.Chemical energy into heat energy.Mechanical energy into light energy.120s7.5.A: Matter and EnergyEditDelete
- Q18Which of the following provides the energy needed for photosynthesis?AtomsPlantsThe SunWater120s7.5.A: Matter and EnergyEditDelete
- Q19A test tube is filled with water and a green plant called elodea. When the plant is exposed to sunlight, it begins to produce bubbles.Which of the following is the most likely conclusion for the identity of the gas in the bubbles?HydrogenNitrogenOxygenCarbon dioxide120s7.5.A: Matter and EnergyEditDelete
- Q20The energy plants gain through photosynthesis is stored in –oxygenglucosecarbon dioxide.nitrogen120s7.5.A: Matter and EnergyEditDelete
