Plant Cells
Photosynthesis
Symbiotic Relationships
Ecosystems
Sexual/Asexual Reproduction
100
Plant cells are typically in the shape of WHAT?
a RECTANGLE
100
What is the ENERGY source needed for photosynthesis?
SUNLIGHT
100
What type of SYMBIOTIC relationship is being shown here? 
MUTUALISM!
100
Look at this food chain. Which is the PRIMARY consumer?
THE MOUSE
100
In ASEXUAL reproduction, the offspring is a...
CLONE of the parent!
200
Plant cells are made up of 90% of THIS organelle...
VACUOLE
200
PHOTOSYNTHESIS is the process where plants make WHAT?
GLUCOSE/SUGAR
200
What type of SYMBIOTIC relationship is being shown here? (ticks on a dog)
PARASITISM
200
Look at this food web. Who are the APEX predators? 
FOX and HAWK
200
In SEXUAL reproduction you need how many ORGANISMS with male and female gametes?
TWO - 1 female, 1 male!
300
Which part of a plant cell is where PHOTOSYNTHESIS occurs?
The CHLOROPLAST!
300
What are the two PRODUCTS of PHOTOSYNTHESIS?
Glucose and Oxygen (O2)
300
What type of SYMBIOTIC relationship is being shown here? (barnacles on whale)
COMMENSALISM
300
What are the PRODUCERS in an ecosystem?
PLANTS/Anything that does PHOTOSYNTHESIS
300
What is the MALE gamete for a sexually reproducing plant?
POLLEN 
400
What is INSIDE the chloroplast that absorbs sunlight for PHOTOSYNTHESIS? 
CHLOROPHYLL
400
What are the 2 REACTANTS (ingredients) needed for PHOTOSYNTHESIS? 
Carbon dioxide and Water!
400
In THIS type of symbiotic relationship, one organism is neither harmed nor benefited.
COMMENSALISM
400
Look at this food chain. Who is the DECOMPOSER? 
THE MUSHROOMS!
400
What is the FEMALE gamete in an animal who sexually reproduces?
EGGS!
500
As with animal cells, THIS part of the cell takes glucose (sugar) and turns it into ATP energy!
MITOCHONDRIA
500
Where in the plant does PHOTOSYNTHESIS occur?
The CHLOROPLAST in the LEAVES!
500
In THIS type of symbiotic relationship, one organism is being HARMED and the other is BENEFITING.
PARASITISM
500
Who is the PREDATOR/SECONDARY CONSUMER in this food web?
The LION
500
What does sexual reproduction offer its offspring that asexual reproduction does NOT?
GENETIC VARIATION!