Nature's Energy Conversions
Metabolism
Sources of Energy
Carbs, Fats, Protein
Fun!
100

What is the chemical equation for photosynthesis?

Label the reactants and the products.

Reactants: Carbon dioxide + Water + Sun's energy

--> Products: Glucose + oxygen

100

Who has a higher metabolism, Sarah (10 years old) or Alex (60 years old)?

Sarah

100

What is an example of a saturated fat?

Hamburger, lamb, pork, bacon (High in animal fats)

100

What is the main source of energy for your body

Carbohydrates

100

What does the N in NBA stand for?

National

200

Where does photosynthesis occur?

Chloroplasts


200
What is a producer?

What is a consumer?

Producer: Organism that makes its own food

Consumer: Organism that eats producers and consumers

200

Where do saturated fats come from?

Where do unsaturated fats come from?

Animal fats

Vegetable oils

200

What does our body store in the liver and muscles 

Glycogen

200

What is Ms. MacKenzie's favourite animal?

Turtle

300

Where does cellular respiration occur in plants?

Mitochondria


300

What percent of energy in one level is transferred to the next level?

10%

300

How do our bodies maintain homeostasis? (3)

1. Shivering

2. Perspiration (sweating)

3. Blood vessels

300

What does fat do for our bodies? (2)

1. First, it acts as insulin to keep your body warm 

2. Stores lots of energy

300

How many Harry Potter movies are there?

8 movies, but 7 books

400

What is the chemical equation for cellular respiration?

Label the reactants and the products.

Reactants: glucose + oxygen

Products: Carbon dioxide + water + energy (ATP)

400

Every day after school, Julia goes for a run and Adam sits on the couch. Who has a higher metabolic rate?

Julia

400

Define Homeostasis

Our body regulating itself

400

What does protein do?

Build and repair body tissue

400

What position does Ms. MacKenzie play in volleyball?

Setter

500

Do animals perform photosythesis?

No

500

Name the factors that affect metabolism (5)

age, time of day, exercise, level of fitness, genetics

500

Create a meal that has carbohydrates, fats, and Protein.

Carbohydrates: Bread, pasta, rice, fruit, vegetables

Fats: Butter, oil, nuts, cheese, avocado

Proteins: Meat, eggs, beans, lentils, tofu

500

List in order the energy sources the body seeks out when it needs energy, starting with the source the body goes to first

Carbohydrates, Fats, Protein

500

What movie did Ms. MacKenzie watch most recently?

Super Mario Bros. Galaxy