Air & gases
Photosynthesis
Respiration
food chain
Experiment
100

Which gas makes up the largest percentage of air?

Nitrogen

100

What green substance in leaves converts light energy?

Chlorophyll

100

What process releases energy from food?

Respiration

100

In a food chain, what do we call plants?

Producers

100

What chemical tests for starch?

Iodine solution

200

Which gas turns limewater milky?

Carbon dioxide

200

Name two reactants needed for photosynthesis.

Carbon dioxide and water

200

Which gas is needed for the respiration process?

Oxygen

200

In grass → rabbit → fox, what role does the rabbit play in this food chain?

consumer / Primary consumer

200

Name two controlled variables about "investigating whether light is necessary for photosynthesis".

supply of carbon dioxide

supply of oxygen

supply of water

presence of chlorophyll

temperature

300

Which gas relights a glowing splint but does not turn limewater milky?

Oxygen

300

Write the word equation for photosynthesis

Carbon dioxide + water → glucose + oxygen

300

Write the word equation for respiration.

Glucose + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water

300

What flows along a food chain?

Energy

300

Predict iodine test results for covered vs uncovered leaf during the " whether light is necessary for photosynthesis." 

Uncovered turns blue-black; covered remains brown.

400

Why is nitrogen used to fill potato chip packets instead of oxygen?

Nitrogen is unreactive and prevents oxidation, keeping chips fresh.

400

Why do only the green parts of a leaf turn blue-black in an iodine test?

They contain chlorophyll and produce starch.

400

Why do plants carry out both photosynthesis and respiration day and night, but photosynthesize only in daytime?

Respiration does not require light; photosynthesis does.

400

What happens if producers disappear?

Consumers eventually die due to a lack of an energy source.

400

Investigate whether chlorophyll is necessary for photosynthesis

Name the independent variable

Name the dependent variable

Name two controlled variables

Independent variable: presence of chlorophyll

Dependent variable: presence of starch

Controlled variables: supply of carbon dioxide, supply of oxygen, supply of water, supply of light, temperature


500

What color is the hydrogencarbonate indicator when the carbon dioxide concentration is lower? And what color is it when the carbon dioxide concentration is higher?

Lower - purple 

Normal - red

Higher - yellow

500

Why must plants be destarched before experiments?

Use up all the previous starch, and to ensure starch detected is made during the experiment.

500

Give one similarity and one difference between photosynthesis and respiration

Both involve energy; respiration releases energy, photosynthesis stores it.

500

Why is energy not completely transferred?

Energy is lost as heat and used for life processes.

Some parts can't be eaten or digested by the next level.

500

What is the purpose of setting up tubes B and D?

They are control set-ups. They make sure the results in tubes A and C are caused by the presence of green leaves.