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What is the name of the process that plants use to create food?

Autotroph

Glucose

Photosynthesis

Chloroplast

What are the stimuli that plants can respond to?

Food, light, grazing

Sugar, photosynthesis, tendrils

Gravity, touch, light

What is the name of the sugar which plants produce?

Photosynthesis

Carbon dioxide

Glucose

Chlorophyll

"Starch" is an energy-rich compound made of ______.

leaves

sugars

seeds

spores

A plant is called an _____ because it makes its own food; this word means "self-feeder".

Autotroph

Many plants store sugars in a smaller form called ______.

starch (carbohydrates)

"Cellular respiration" is a chemical process that ______.

releases energy from sugars

breaks down food for cells to absorb

moves carbon dioxide into the cells

happens only in an animal's lungs

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.

What is the name of the part of the cell where plants create food?

Chloroplast

Glucose

Autotroph

Starch

What is the name of the green chemical which plants use to make food?

Starch

Chlorophyll

Glucose

Cellular respiration

Name the process that plants and animals use to convert sugar into usable energy.

Cellular respiration

Plants are ______.

consumers

decomposers

producers

The hormone "Auxin" makes a plant ______.

produce sugar

produce chlorophyll

bend toward the light

Climbing plants have ______.

tendrils

gravity

spores

What THREE things do plants need to make their own food?

Carbon dioxide, water, sunlight

During photosynthesis, a plant converts _____.

oxygen into chemical energy

water into carbon dioxide

sunlight into carbon dioxide

sunlight into chemical energy

Some examples of autotrophs are _______.

pine trees and mushrooms

worms and insects

grass and ferns