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1-100 What is photosynthesis?

1-100A Food making process in leaves using light energy captured by chlorophyll in the chloroplasts

1-200 Why is photosynthesis important?

1-200A Starts the food chain with sugar and provides oxygen to breathe

1-300 Draw the Carbon Dioxide/Oxygen Cycle on the board.

1-300A

1-400 Write the photosynthesis equation in words on the board.

1-400A Carbon dioxide + water sugar & oxygen Light energy

1-500 Write the chemical shorthand of the photosynthesis equation on the board.

1-500A Light energy 6CO 2 + 6H 2 O C 6 H 12 O 6 & 6O 2

What is a trophism?

2-100A A plant growing toward or away from a stimulus

2-200 What is a positive tropism?

2-200A A plant growing toward a stimulus.

2-300 What is a phototropism?

2-300A response to light – a positive tropism

2-400 A root shows what type of tropism?

2-400A A positive tropism (gravitropism)

2-500 What is a biennial, perennial and an annual plant?

2-500A Annuals- reproduce one year/ die Biennials- reproduce second year/ die Perennials – reproduce each year/ live many years

Draw a pinnate leaf on the board.

3-100A

3-200 Draw a palmate leaf on the board.

3-200A

3-300 On the board draw an attached conifer.

3-300A

3-400 Draw an example of a parallel leaf.

3-400A

3-500 Draw a lobed, smooth and toothed leaf.

3-500A (1). Smooth (2) Toothed (3) Lobed

What is the colorful part of a flower called?

4-100A A Petal

4-200 What consists of the style, stigma and ovary?

4-200A The Pistil

4-300 What consists of the filament and the anther?

4-300A The Stamen

4-400 What does the anther do?

4-400A Produces pollen

4-500 Sequence the events in reproduction of flowering plants: 1. Sperm cells travels through tube 2. pollen is carried to stigma 3. ovule becomes fruit 4. tube grows from pollen 5. fertilization

4-500A ,4,1,5,3 Pollen is carried to stigma Tube grows from pollen to ovary Sperm cell travels through tube Fertilization Ovule becomes fruit

What are the two types of roots?

5-100A Fibrous and tap.

5-200 You can estimate the age of a tree by counting its…

5-200A Annual Rings

5-300 What is the main purpose of a plant’s stem?

5-300A Transport- take water and nutrients to different parts of the plant.

5-400 Give an example of a fibrous root and a tap root.

5-400A Fibrous root- grass, flower Tap root – carrot, radish, potato

5-500 Label the parts of the seed

5-500A

What are the two bacteria kingdoms?

6-100A Eubacteria and archaebacteria

6-200 Is an amoeba a heterotroph or autotroph?

6-200A Heterotroph- it cannot make it’s own food.

6-300 What is the yeast reaction equation?

6-300A Sugar carbon dioxide and alcohol Yeast

6-400 What are the 7 levels of classification?

6-400A Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

6-500 How do you use a microscope?

6-500A Start on the lowest power objective and work your way up

What are the 5 characteristics of a living organism?

It must have cells, reproduce, respond to the environment, grow and gain energy

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