11 Questions
What substances do plants use to make their own food?
Plants use carbon dioxide, water, and sunlight to make their own food.
What is the role of sunlight in the process of photosynthesis?
Sunlight provides the energy needed for plants to photosynthesize.
How do plants acquire carbon for making sugars?
Plants acquire carbon from carbon dioxide in the air.
What are the smaller pieces obtained from food and how are they used by organisms?
Smaller pieces obtained from food are used to build substances needed by organisms to grow.
How is energy released from sugars in organisms?
Sugars are broken down during cellular respiration to release energy.
What is the primary purpose of the model described in the text?
To explain how molecules are rearranged through chemical reactions in organisms
What is the main emphasis of the model in relation to chemical reactions?
Breaking down molecules to release energy
Which aspect of chemical reactions is not within the assessment boundary of the model?
The breakdown of chemical bonds to release energy
What is the main focus of the model described in the text?
Breaking down molecules to release energy
What is the primary purpose of rearranging food molecules through chemical reactions in organisms?
To release energy and support growth
Which aspect of chemical reactions is not within the assessment boundary of the model?
Details of photosynthesis reactions
Test your knowledge on how plants obtain matter and energy to make their own food. This quiz covers the substances needed by plants, the role of sunlight in photosynthesis, and the process of converting carbon dioxide and water into sugars.
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