Plants Review Are you ready?. Plants Jeopardy Photo- synthesis Plant parts Vocabulary Roots, Stems, and Leaves Energy 100 200 300 400 500.

Plants Review

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Plants Jeopardy

Photo-synthesis

Plant parts Vocabulary Roots, Stems, and Leaves

Energy

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Photosynthesis 100“Photo” is a base-word that

means this.

• What is light?

Photosynthesis 200

Photosynthesis is the process by which plants make this.

What is glucose (Sugar or C6H12O6)

Photosynthesis 300This is the main waste product that is a

result of photosynthesis

What is oxygen?

Photosynthesis 400This is the organelle where

photosynthesis occurs in plants

What is a chloroplast?Chlorophyll is a green pigment that reacts with sunlight to provide the energy needed for photosynthesis.

Photosynthesis 500This is the formula for photosynthesis

What isWater+Carbon Dioxide +light energyglucose+oxygen

Parts of a Plant 100This is the part of a vascular plant that

provides support and holds it up to the sun.

What is the stem?

Parts of a Plant 200This is the part of the plant that takes in

water and nutrients.

What are the roots?

Parts of a Plant 300These are the flat, green food factories of

the plant. It is where photosynthesis occurs.

What are the leaves?

Parts of a Plant 400These tiny openings are found on the

bottom of leaves and allow water, oxygen, and carbon dioxide to enter and exit the leaf.

What are the stomata?

Parts of a Plant 500Write the parts of the plant in the blanks

What are the leaves, the phloem, the stem, the xylem, and the roots

Vocabulary 100These plants do not have roots, stems,

or leaves

What are non-vascular plants?

Vocabulary 200This is the process by which energy is

released from sugar and carbon dioxide is formed.

What is cellular respiration?

Vocabulary 300Plants make their own food. What is

the process by which they release energy from the food they have

created?

What is cellular respiration?

Vocabulary 400This the process plant use to get rid of

extra water?

What is transpiration?

Vocabulary 500This is a process by which water moves into

area where sugar is dense and dilutes it before the solution is moved on to other

parts of the plant.

What is osmosis?

This is how sugar gets from the chloroplasts into the phloem.

Roots, Stems, and Leaves 100These are plants with roots, stems, and

leaves.

What are vascular plants?

Roots, Stems, and Leaves 200This a group of cells that has the function of transporting material

through a plant that has roots, stems, and leaves.

What is vascular tissue?

Remember tissue is a group of cells working together to perform

a function. The function of vascular tissue is transportation.

Roots, Stems, and Leaves 300Without these plants would be carried away by water, wind, or even gravity!

What are roots?

The functions of roots are to

anchor the plant in the soil

and to absorb water and nutrients

Roots, Stems, and Leaves 400This tissue carries water from the roots

to the leaves so that photosynthesis can occur.

What is the xylem?

Remember xyhigh

Roots, Stems, and Leaves 500This tissue carries sugar created by

photosynthesis to the cells in the plant?

What is the phloem?

Remember phlolow

Energy 100This is the main source of energy for

photosynthesis.

What is the sun?

Energy 200This element is used to “unlock” the energy

that is stored in glucose.

What is oxygen?

Energy 300This is combined using sunlight energy to

make food for plants.

What is water and carbon dioxide?

Energy 400This is the process by which energy that

was created and stored by a plant is released.

What is cellular respiration?

Energy 500This is the formula for cellular respiration.

Oxygen+sugarcarbon dioxide+water+energy

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