Photosynthesis
What are 4 things plants need to live?
Water, Carbon Dioxide, Light, Nutrients
What are the three states of matter?
solid, liquid, and gas
How many storages are there?
8 storages
How many processes are there?
6 processes
What is the green pigment inside the chloroplast?
Chlorophyll
Where does photosynthesis occur?
The chloroplast (of a plant cell)
What are the 4 forms of carbon that can appear on the carbon cycle?
Carbon Dioxide
Carbonic Acid
Fossil Fuels
Glucose
How to phytoplankton receive energy?
Through the sun, by photosynthesis!
What are the processes in the carbon cycle?
Combustion
Photosynthesis
Cellular Respiration
Dissolving
Partial Decomposition
Consumption
What color is more acidic and what color is more basic?
Acidic: red
Basic: blue/green
Draw a diagram with the inputs and outputs of photosynthesis. Draw the actual plant and arrows and labels.
Plant is drawn
Labeled the sun and the light energy
Arrow going in: carbon dioxide and water
Arrow going out: glucose and oxygen
More detail better score
How many storages can lead to the atmosphere?
plants, animals, bacteria, dead things (cellular respiration)
Factories/cars (combustion)
Dead things (partial decomposition)
What are the storages in the carbon cycle?
Atmosphere
Ocean
Plants
Animals
Bacteria/Fungi
Dead Stuff
Factories/Cars
Fossil Fuels
Name the process that starts in the atmosphere as CO2 and ends in the ocean as carbonic acid.
Dissolving
What are the inputs and outputs of energy in photosynthesis?
Energy Inputs: Sunlight
Energy Outputs: Glucose, ATP
What are the inputs and outputs of matter in photosynthesis?
Matter Inputs: H2O, CO2
Matter Outputs: O2
As we put more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere where does it go? (at least 2 storages)
Ocean (carbonic acid)
Plants (glucose)
If a little fish is eaten by a big fish, which fish receives the energy AND what way does the arrow point? (draw it)
🐟 --> 🦈
The bigger fish receives the energy.
The process of cellular respiration begins with living and dead things and ends in the atmosphere, what do living and dead things all have in common?
They all are in the form of glucose!
Glucose --> Carbon Dioxide (Cellular Respiration)
What did Ms. Papadimas wear last class?
Double if you can guess (red and gold day)
Red Day: Striped white and black crew neck, black jeans, and checkered converse.
Gold Day: green sweater with a white shirt, black leggings, and checkered vans
Write out the the chemical equation for photosynthesis.
6 CO2 + 6 H2O + Energy --> C6H12O6 + 6 O2
You have 3 minutes to draw the entirety of the Carbon Cycle, the more you had the more points you receive.
(100 point for every process, storage and form of carbon it also must be labeled correctly)
MUST BE READABLE.
Ms. P has the key, (up to 16,000) points can be awarded. Both teams may recieve points.
In the Ocean Carbon Cycle, name as many storages that are in the form of glucose.
Small Fish
Big Fish
Phytoplankton
Plants
Crabs
Bacteria
Dead Squid
What is the difference between photosynthesis and cellular respiration?
Photosynthesis: starts at atmosphere as CO2 and ends in a plant as glucose.
Cellular Respiration: starts in any living/dead thing as (glucose) and ends in the atmosphere as CO2
What happened to the whale when it died?
Mentions:
Whale died, floated to the top of the ocean, began to bloat because the gas in the stomach was not being released. The stomach expanded till it exploded. Then animals like sharks, fish, and seagulls came to consume it.