Photosynthesis - 1
Cellular Respiration
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Photosynthesis - 2
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100

The organelle where light is captured in a plant cell.

Chloroplasts.

100

What are the organelles that perform cellular respiration in ALL plant and animal cells.

 mitochondria

100

An increase in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere would increase the amount of this process happening.

Photosynthesis

100

How many stages does photosynthesis consist of? Name them

Two: light and dark reactions

100

In your opinion, what was the first organism on our planet?

Bacteria

200

1. Water enters the plants through

2. CO2 enters the leaf through

1. Roots of the plant

2. Stoma (stomata)

200

The energy currency of the cell

ATP

200

What is the effect of planting more trees in an area? 

Give the full answer

Increased trees means that there is more photosynthesis occurring. More photosynthesis means there is more food for animals and more oxygen for all living things.

200

Why do the leaves turn yellow, red, orange in Fall?

The amount of chlorophyll decreases, its place take carotenoids.

200

Place in order from the lowest level of bio-organization to the highest: organ, organelle, cell, organism, organ system, molecule, atom, tissue.

Write on the board

atom -> molecule -> organelle -> cell -> tissue -> organ -> organ system -> organism

300

Why is photosynthesis so important? 

Photosynthesis converts sun energy into food (sugar), making energy available for plants and animals. It also makes Oxygen, which we need to breathe.

300

What are 3 stages of Cellular Respiration?

Glycolysis -> Krebs Cycle -> Electron Transport Chain

300

This process will come to a halt if California goes into a major drought this summer

Photosynthesis

300

Where does light-dependent reaction take place?

What is the product of it?

In thylakoid of chloroplast

Oxygen

300

How does the closing of the stomata affect photosynthesis?

There will be no access for COwhich is one of the reactants of photosynthesis. The process will stop. 

400

What are the pigments in plants and what is their function?

A molecule (chlorophyll, carotenoid) that captures sunlight, mostly red and blue wavelengths. 

They give the color to leaves by reflecting green or orange wavelength, accordingly

400

What are the reactants and products of cellular respiration? Use words

Reactants: Glucose and Oxygen

Products: carbon dioxide, water, ATP-energy

400

The cycle made by .......and ....... keeps the amounts of carbon dioxide and oxygen fairly constant in the atmosphere

The cycle made by photosynthesis and cellular respiration

400

Where does light-independent reaction take place? What is the product of it?

In stroma of chloroplast. 

Glucose

400

How will the meaning of the expression "cellular respiration"change if we remove the word "cellular" from it?

"Respiration" - means the work/job that the respiratory system performs with the help of lungs, bronchi, trachea, pharynx, larynx, and nose.  

500

Give examples for 6 levels of bio-organization. Consider plants.

Oxygen, chlorophyll, chloroplast, mesophyll cell, stem/leaf/roots, tree

500

What is the reaction of cell respiration? Write it on the board

C6H12O6 + 6O2 -> 6CO2 + 6H2O + 36 ATP

500

Explain how the Law of Thermodynamics that states "Energy can not be crated or destroyed but it can be converted to another form" is applied in Biology

When we eat, energy that is stored in food is converted to chemical energy (ATP) and then to mechanical energy when we exercise.

500

What energy does the dark stage use? 

ATP that was made during the light stage

500

Describe how the grey wolf population would be impacted by a volcanic eruption that released a dense ash cloud that blocked sunlight in a section of Yellowstone National Park.

1. No sunlight, no photosynthesis in plant leaves, no glucose for plants to survive, no oxygen to breath.

2. If plants don't survive, the grass-eating animals' population will decrease, which will leave the wolves without food.  

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