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Page 2:Be Able to explain the following:1. Write out the CHEMICAL FORMULA for Cell respiration: Oxygen + sugar + water → ENERGY + carbon dioxide + water 2.Write out the CHEMICAL FORMULA for Photosynthesis: Carbon dioxide + water - sunlight → SUGAR + oxygen + water 3. How is your respiratory system involved in cell respiration? 4. How is your digestive system involved in cell respiration? 5. What does your respiratory system have to do with Photosynthesis? Page 3:6. How are food webs affected by cellular respiration? 7. How are food webs affected by photosynthesis? 7. On the back or on a separate piece of paper, draw a picture to illustrate the connections between cell respiration & photosynthesis Page 4:8. Be able to use the following words correctly:1)Energy (ATP) 2)Photosynthesis 3)Oxygen 4)Carbon dioxide 5)Sugar 6)Glucose 7)Starch 8)Carbohydrate 9)Lipid 10)Chloroplast 11)Chlorophyll 12)Mitochondria 13)Gas exchange 14)Chemical Digestion 15)Mechanical Digestion 16)Enzymes 17)Bloodstream 18)Diffusion 19)Water 20)Plant 21)Root 22)Leaf 23)Food chain 24)Food web 25)Calorie 26)Cell Membrane Further Study9. The open response question(s) could be based around any of the following. Write out the information, create a brain frame, or outline for each topic below and come in with questions BEFORE the quiz. Be able to explain... Body Systems- Be able to identify the hierarchy of all living things: cells make up tissues, tissues make up organs, organs make up organ systems, and organ systems work together to make up an organism! - Identify the main parts of the respiratory system & their function Lungs, trachea, mouth / nose, bronchi / bronchioles, alveoli - Identify the main parts of the digestive system & their function Mouth, esophagus, stomach, liver, (bile), pancreas, small intestine, large intestine, rectum / anus - Identify the main parts of the circulatory system & their function Heart, veins, arteries, capillaries - Explain the relationship between each of these body systems (what do they do for one another? How do they interact?) Plants, Food & Cell Respiration- Identify the purpose of eating - Explain the movement of energy from plants to animals - Describe the importance of eating the right amount of calories - Explain the importance of plants to all animals Photosynthesis & Cell Respiration- Identify the reactants and product of each chemical equation Photosynthesis: Carbon dioxide + water - sunlight → SUGAR + oxygen + water Cell respiration: Oxygen + sugar + water → ENERGY + carbon dioxide + water - Identify the relationship between each process and explain why animals need plants to survive - Given the fact that ALL cells perform cell respiration, even plant cells, could plants live with out animals? Would they still have everything they needed to survive? Explain your answer Review- Everything we have covered this year is fair game! Dont forget about diffusion & osmosis, the cell membrane, the scientific method... 10. Write any questions you have about these topics! |
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