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What is the name of the process that plants use to create food?
Chloroplast
Glucose
Photosynthesis
Autotroph
What is the name of the part of the cell where plants create food?
Glucose
Autotroph
Starch
Chloroplast
What is the name of the green chemical which plants use to make food?
Chlorophyll
Glucose
Cellular respiration
Starch
What is the name of the sugar which plants produce?
Photosynthesis
Glucose
Carbon dioxide
Chlorophyll
What THREE things do plants need to make their own food?
Carbon dioxide, water, sunlight
A plant is called an _____ because it makes its own food; this word means "self-feeder".
Autotroph
What are THREE things plants can do with the sugar they produce?
They can consume it immediately, store it, or use it for building material.
Many plants store sugars in a smaller form called ______.
starch (carbohydrates)
Plants are ______.
producers
consumers
decomposers
Name the process that plants and animals use to convert sugar into usable energy.
Cellular respiration
What are the stimuli that plants can respond to?
Sugar, photosynthesis, tendrils
Gravity, touch, light
Food, light, grazing
The hormone "Auxin" makes a plant ______.
produce chlorophyll
bend toward the light
produce sugar
During photosynthesis, a plant converts _____.
water into carbon dioxide
sunlight into chemical energy
oxygen into chemical energy
sunlight into carbon dioxide
"Starch" is an energy-rich compound made of ______.
spores
seeds
leaves
sugars
"Cellular respiration" is a chemical process that ______.
moves carbon dioxide into the cells
releases energy from sugars
breaks down food for cells to absorb
happens only in an animal's lungs
Some examples of autotrophs are _______.
worms and insects
pine trees and mushrooms
grass and ferns
