Identify the process is represented by the diagram. photosynthesis 2. Identify the raw materials needed for this process to occur. water and carbon dioxide 3. Identify the substance that is needed to produce energy. glucose

1. Identify the raw materials of photosynthesis. carbon dioxide water 2. What is the energy source needed for photosynthesis to occur? sunlight 3. Identify the products of photosynthesis. glucose oxygen 4. In which cell organelle does photosynthesis occur? chloroplasts

1. Identify the raw materials of cellular respiration. oxygen glucose 2. Identify the products of cellular respiration. carbon dioxide water ATP 4.In which cell organelle does cellular respiration occur? mitochondria

1. Identify the 2 types of anaerobic respiration. lactic acid fermentation alcoholic fermentation 2. Identify the type of cells that use each type of anaerobic respiration. lactic acid fermentation – muscle cells alcoholic fermentation – yeast cells 3. Where does anaerobic respiration occur in cells? In the cytoplasm

1. Identify the raw materials of anaerobic respiration. glucose 2. Identify the products of anaerobic respiration in muscle cells. 2 ATP lactic acid 3. Identify the products of anaerobic respiration in yeast cells. carbon dioxide alcohol

Identify the process occurring in this test tube photosynthesis 2. What do the bubbles of gas represent? oxygen 3. What gas is being used by the elodea? carbon dioxide 4. What process will the elodea undergo at night? What gas will it use? What gas will it produce? respiration

Identify process A. Where does it occur? respiration mitochondria 2. Identify process B. Where does it occur? photosynthesis chloroplasts

Identify the main structures of plants. roots stems leaves

Identify plant structure being described. Where photosynthesis occurs. leaves 2. Absorbs water. roots 3. Where gases enter the plant. 4. Hold leaves up to the sun. stems

Identify the 2 types of vascular tissue in plants. xylem and phloem 2. Describe the function of each type of vascular tissue. xylem helps in the transport water UP from the roots through the plant phloem helps in the transport of food THROUGHOUT the plant

Describe tropisms. A plant’s response to external stimuli.

1. Identify the stimulus for phototropism. Light 2. Identify the type of tropism that occurs during phototropism. Positive tropisms (plant grows towards the light)

1. Identify the stimulus for geotropism. Gravity 2. Identify the type of tropism that occurs during geotropism. For roots - Positive tropisms (plant grows towards gravity) For stems - negative tropisms (plant grows away from gravity)

1. Identify the stimulus for thigmotropism. touch 2. Identify the type of tropism that occurs during phototropism. Positive tropisms (plant grows towards touch)

1. Identify the stimulus for hydrotropism. water 2. Identify the type of tropism that occurs during phototropism. Positive tropisms (plant grows towards water)