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100

Name the energy source for Photosynthesis. 

What is the sun? 

100

Name the Sugar that is produced in photosynthesis.

What is glucose?

100

Which of these environments would likely contain vegetation that can perform photosynthesis in the absence of direct sunlight? 

A. steppes

B. ocean surfaces

C. barren deserts

D. deep sea marine zones

What is D? 

100

In which of the following habitats might we find plants that have adapted to carry out photosynthesis without direct sunlight exposure?

A. polar ice caps

B. open grasslands

C. saharan desert plains

D. dense mangrove forests

 

What is D?

100

The plants found in the understory of a dense forest have large leaves. How does this adaptation help these plants?

A.to store rainwater         B.to attract pollinators

C.to remove excess water  D.to capture more sunlight

What is D?

200

Provide one example of artificial light. 

What are led lights, lanterns, or light bulbs?

200

Name the process plants use to make their own food.

What is Photosynthesis?

200

What is a typical attribute of plants that exist in areas with limited sunlight, like the deep sea?

A. They have adapted to low light conditions.

B. They rely on marine life for energy supply.

C. They frequently have wide, flat foliage to capture light.

D. They generally produce large quantities of carbon dioxide.

What is A? 

200

Why would plants that need large amounts of sunlight not survive under the rainforest's canopy?
A. The lack of sunlight would prevent many plants from creating enough food to survive.

B.The lack of water would result in the plants slowly dying.

C. The lack of oxygen would stop the photosynthetic process.

D. The lack of both water and oxygen would stop plants from living.

What is A?

200

Deep sea plants have unique ways to survive without direct sunlight. What could be their primary method for this survival?

A. They rely on chemosynthesis.

B.They generate light themselves.

C. They absorb energy from surrounding seawater.

D. They store sunlight energy when close to the surface.

What is A?

300

Name the gas that plants release as a result of photosynthesis.

What is oxygen?

300

Name the gas that plants release as a result of photosynthesis.

What is Oxygen ?

300

Which three options show the artificial source of light that can be used as an alternative to sunlight to grow indoor plants?

oil lamp           LED lights     candlelight     

 fluorescent lamp      incandescent bulb

What is LED lights, Fluorescent lamp, and incadescent bulb?

300

A group of students are listing characteristics of different leaf types.  They write the following on the board:

"Shade leaves are generally _______________ and have ________ photosynthetic (sunlight) capacity."

Which of the following are the missing terms to complete the students' statement about shade leaves?

A. thin and large; high   B.thin and large; low

C. thick and small: low D. thick and small; high

What is B?

300

What might be the probable outcome for a shrub when it's kept in a closet without any exposure to light for several weeks?

A. The shrub would start blooming.

B. The shrub would spawn more offshoots.

C. The shrub would probably wilt and eventually die.

D. The shrub would continue to grow at its usual pace.

What is C?

400

Name the three inputs of Photosynthesis 

What is Sunlight, water, and Carbon dioxide? 

400

Name a way plants obtain carbon dioxide. 

What is animal and human breathing into the environments?

400

The canopy of a rainforest receives large amounts of direct sunlight, while the ground layer receives very little.  Photosynthesis occurs in plants that grow on the ground floor of a rainforest because they Choose...(require less sunlight;require more carbon dioxide; require less oxygen; require more soil) than the larger trees of the forest.

What is require less sunlight? 

400

In an outdoor setting, a snake plant's leaves get burnt and the edges of the leaves turn yellow. When grown indoors, it shows healthy growth. What is true about a snake plant?

A.It survives best in low-light conditions.

B.It survives best in high-light conditions.

C.It requires a high amount of water for growth.

D. It requires a limited amount of water for growth.

What is A? 

400

In which environment would a rose plant photosynthesize at a lower rate as compared to other environments?

A. a porch   B. a balcony

C. a windowsill D. a living room

What is D?

500

Name the process plants use to make their own food if they do not have access to sunlight.

What is Chemosynthesis?

500
Recite the scientific equation for photosyntheis. 

What is 6CO2+6H2O yields C6H12O6+6O2

500

Some plants growing on the forest floor receive very little direct sunlight. Which adaptation most directly helps these plants to carry out photosynthesis effectively in such low‑light environments?

A. having larger, thinner leaves with a high chlorophyll concentration

B. growing deeper root systems to get nutrients from lower soil layers

C.storing extra sugar as starch during low‑light periods for later energy use

D. developing a thicker waxy cuticle to reduce water loss in shaded conditions

What is A? 

500

A person observes numerous plants being grown inside an office with fluorescent lighting and regular watering. The plants have adapted well in this environment. What can likely be concluded about the types of plants in the office?

A. They are plants that can grow in low light.

B. They are plants that require more water to grow.

C. They are plants that are found growing in deserts.

D. They are plants that require human presence to grow.

What is A?

500

Some plants, like canna lily, are found in tropical rainforests. These grow in dark environments, under dense canopies. They have evolutionary adaptations to survive in these environments. What adaptations help such plants to photosynthesize in low light conditions?

A. long roots that absorb more water from the ground

B. broad leaves that capture maximum available sunlight

C. small leaves that reduce the loss of water by transpiration

D. thick stems that allow more gas exchange through stomata

What is B?