Photosynthesis
Cellular Respiration
Processes
Organelles
Photosynthesis or Cellular Respiration?
100

The structure in which photosynthesis takes place is the

chloroplast

100

The simple sugar that begins the process of cellular respiration.


True or False

glucose

100

In this process, light energy is trapped and converted into chemical energy.

photosynthesis

100

The simplest, smallest organism.

Cell

100

Simple sugar is made from carbon dioxide and water during this process.



Photosynthesis

200

This is when plants do the most photosynthesis. 

During the afternoon when the sun is strongest.

Daylight/noon.

200

In cellular respiration this sugar is broken down.

glucose

200

Simple sugars are formed using carbon dioxide and water in this process.

photosynthesis

200

Materials for photosynthesis and cellular respiration diffuse across this organelle.

cell membrane

selectively permeable membrane

phospholipid bilayer

200

This process takes place in the mitochondria.


Cellular respiration

300

The energy for photosynthesis comes from this.

The sun

300

Where the process of cellular respiration takes place.

mitochondria

300

The process in which cells release energy from food to make ATP is called

cellular respiration

300

Cellular respiration takes place in this organelle.

mitochondria

300

This process occurs only in plants, algae, or some bacteria.



Photosynthesis

400

This gas is used for photosynthesis.

CO2

400

The molecule produced during cellular respiration that organisms use as energy for all metabolic activities to stay alive.


ATP

400

These are waste products of cellular respiration. 

carbon dioxide and water

400

Photosynthesis takes place in this organelle.

chloroplasts

400

Energy is released in this process.



Cellular respiration

500

Plants use photosynthesis, but not cellular respiration.


True or False

False

500

Raw materials that are needed for cellular respiration.

glucose and oxygen

500

The chemical equation for photosynthesis.

Carbon dioxide+water+sunlight (enzymes)=glucose+oxygen.

500

Plant cells have these two organelles that animal cells do not have.

Cell walls and chloroplasts (and a large vacuole).

500

This process occurs in both plants and animals.



Cellular respiration

600

Identify this organelle.

chloroplast

600

Cellular respiration makes energy by breaking these.

chemical bonds

600

This is the equation for cellular respiration.

Glucose+oxygen (enzymes and mitochondria)=carbon dioxide+water+ATP.

600

This green pigment is found in plant cells that is needed for photosynthesis. 

chlorophyll

600

Light energy is changed into chemical energy.



Photosynthesis

700

Identify the products of photosynthesis. (2)

Glucose and Oxygen

C6H12O6 and O2

700

Identify one molecule produced by this organelle.

ATP

700

How cellular respiration and photosynthesis are related.


The products of photosynthesis are used as raw materials in cellular respiration and the products of cellular respiration are used as raw materials in photosynthesis.

700

When muscle cells are active they need more of this energy rich molecule.

ATP

700

This process occurs in chloroplasts.



Photosynthesis

800

Identify the raw materials of photosynthesis. (3)

Carbon Dioxide CO2

Water H2O

Sunlight

800

Why cellular respiration is dependent on photosynthesis.

Photosynthesis provides the materials that are needed for cellular respiration.

Oxygen and glucose are made in photosynthesis and used for cellular respiration.

800

What are the raw materials and waste products of  photosynthesis?

Raw materials:  carbon dioxide+water (+sunlight)

Waste products:  glucose+oxygen

800

These body cells need the most ATP during exercise.

muscle cells

800

This process changes glucose (food) into water, carbon dioxide, and ATP energy.



Cellular respiration