Science Test 2.5 and 2.6

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Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration Quiz

Test your knowledge on photosynthesis and cellular respiration with this comprehensive quiz! Designed for students and enthusiasts alike, this quiz covers essential concepts in plant biology and energy production in living organisms.

Challenge yourself with questions that include:

  • The processes involved in photosynthesis.
  • How living organisms derive energy.
  • The differences between cellular respiration and fermentation.
20 Questions5 MinutesCreated by GrowingTree123
Where does a plant get the energy necessary to do the chemical reaction in photosynthesis?
Simple sugars
Carbon dioxide
Sunlight
Water
How do you know an organism is a heterotroph?
The organism makes its own food
The organism uses carbon dioxide
The organism must consume food
The organism has roots
Why are most plants green?
Plants contain carbon dioxide
Plants contain chlorophyll in chloroplasts
Plants contain oxygen
Plants contain copper
What are the reactants for photosynthesis?
Oxygen and glucose
Oxygen and carbon dioxide
Carbon dioxide and simple sugars
Carbon dioxide and water
How do the chloroplasts help in photosynthesis?
They contain chlorophyll which interacts with sunlight to create a chemical reaction
They contain carbon dioxide which interacts with sunlight to create a chemical reaction
They contain oxygen which interacts with sunlight to create a chemical reaction
They contain copper which reacts with sunlight to create a chemical reaction
Would you expect a plant to produce less or more oxygen on a cloudy day?
Less
More
The same amount
None of the above
The coral reef ecosystem is full of interactions among organisms. Large fish called barracuda feed on smaller fish called parrot fish. The parrot fish feed on algae. Which of these living things would be responsible for releasing oxygen from the process of photosynthesis?
Parrot fish
Algae
Barracuda
Whale
The Arizona poppy is a plant that is native to the Southwestern United States. Its orange flower blooms in the summer and the plant is covered in small hairs. It is an important part of an ecosystem because at least 46 different species of insects visit the flower for food. Because the Arizona poppy is a plant, it carries out the process of photosynthesis. Which of the following compounds would the plant produce as products for photosynthesis?
Seeds and carbon dioxide
Glucose and oxygen
Carbon dioxide and glucose
Seeds and fruit
The Arizona poppy is a plant that is native to the Southwestern United States. Its orange flower blooms in the summer and the plant is covered in small hairs. It is an important part of an ecosystem because at least 46 different species of insects visit the flower for food. As an Arizona poppy plant carries out photosynthesis, which of the following would not occur during stage 1 of the process?
Chlorophyll absorbs sunlight
Oxygen is released as a waste product
Water splits into hydrogen and oxygen
Carbon dioxide is used to make glucose
All living things need energy to survive. The most common source of energy for organisms is glucose molecules, which are used as food. A plant’s food is no exception. Where do plants get the carbon needed to make glucose molecules during the process of photosynthesis?
From the ground
From the air
From the water
From the Sun
When you are working to hard to perform cellular respiration, what happens?
Your body converts oxygen to lactic acid and releases energy
Your body converts carbon dioxide to lactic acid and releases energy
Your body converts glucose to lactic acid and releases energy
Your body shuts down
Which organism uses cellular respiration?
Plants
Animals
Protists
All choices are correct
A classmate says that both matter and energy are created during photosynthesis and respiration. Is this true?
True
False
All animals use what process to obtain energy from food?
Photosynthesis
Cellular respiration
Muscle contractions
Chemosynthesis
While cellular respiration begins in the cytoplasm, it continues in what organelle?
Ribosome
Chloroplast
Lysosome
Mitochondrion
Waste products of cellular respiration are:
Oxygen and water
Carbon dioxide and water
Carbon and water
Oxygen and simple sugars
How is lactic acid fermentation different from the process of cellular respiration that usually takes place in our cells?
Fermentation does not produce carbon dioxide
Fermentation does not take place in human cells
Fermentation produces more energy than respiration
Fermentation does not require oxygen
Callie did a lab during which she investigated the difference in cellular respiration rates between two different types of corn: germinating and non-germinating. A germinating seed is one from which a plant has started to grow. A non-germinating seed is usually dry and a new plant has not yet emerged. The data that she gathered are displayed in the graph. Which of the following statements are true concerning the data that Callie gathered during the lab? Choose the statement that applies.
The germinating corn seed consumed more oxygen than the non-germinating corn seed
The non-germinating corn seed produced more carbon dioxide than the germinating corn seed.
The non-germinating corn seed performed more cellular respiration than the germinating corn seed
The non-germinating corn seed performed cellular respiration and the germinating corn seed performed fermentation.
Callie did a lab during which she investigated the difference in cellular respiration rates between two different types of corn: germinating and non-germinating. A germinating seed is one from which a plant has started to grow. A non-germinating seed is usually dry and a new plant has not yet emerged. The data that she gathered are displayed in the graph. In addition to carbon dioxide, which of the following should Callie expect the seeds to give off as a waste product from performing cellular respiration?
Glucose
Energy
Water
Oxygen
The reactants for cellular respiration are:
Oxygen and carbon dioxide
Oxygen and glucose
Carbon dioxide and glucose
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