Chapter 5 Test Flashcards

35 Things to Know for the Chapter 5 Test.

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1
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All energy flow starts with energy from

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sunlight

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2
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Why is energy flow represented by an upside down pyramid?

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because energy browns down the pyramid.

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What is a primary producer and give an example? What does it eat?

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a primary producer is a plant. a tree. sunlight.

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What is an herbivore and give an example? What does it eat?

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an animal that only eats plants. a brontosaurus. primary sources.

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What is a carnivore and give an example? What does it eat?

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an animal that only eats. a t-rex. herbivores and other other animals.

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What is a decomposer and give an example? What does it eat?

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a decomposer breaks down a primary producer, an herbivore, and a carnivore for food and to recycle nutrients. Fungi, termites

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7
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What is an omnivore?

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an animal that eats plants and meat.

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What is the process of converting sunlight into glucose called?

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photosynthesis

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9
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Where in a plant does it take place?

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the chloroplast.

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10
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What is the pigment required for photosynthesis and what color is it?

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chlorophyll. green.

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What are the raw materials of photosynthesis?

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sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide.

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12
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Where does water enter a plant and how does it get to the leaves?

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the roots. by the xylem.

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13
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What did Van Helmont study?

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trees.

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14
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What are the products of photosynthesis?

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CH12 O6 + 6O2

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15
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What is an equation for photosynthesis?

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sunlight + 6H2O + 6CO -> C6 H12 + 6O2

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16
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What is glucose?

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a simple sugar.

17
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How is glucose transported to other parts of a plant?

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the phloem.

18
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How is extra glucose stored in a plant?

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starch.

19
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What is starch?

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it is a chain of glucose molecules that can make it a carbohydrate.

20
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Where is starch stored in a plant?

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roots, fruits, and seeds.

21
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When a plant is eaten by an animal where is starch broken down?

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mouth, stomach, and intestines.

22
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How is glucose converted to energy in animals?

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cell respiration.

23
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How do plants make energy in the dark?

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fermentation.

24
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What is cellular respiration?

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the process of breaking down glucose to release energy.

25
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Where does cellular respiration take place?

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in mitochondria.

26
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How does glucose get to the cells for use in cellular respiration?

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*** photosynthesis (?)

27
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What are the reactants for cellular respiration?

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glucose and oxygen.

28
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What are the products of cellular respiration?

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water, carbon dioxide, and energy.

29
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What is an equation to represent cellular respiration?

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ADP+P+energy -> ATP.

30
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What is ATP? How many phosphate bonds does it have?

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three.

31
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How is energy stored in ATP?

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it is stored in the chemical bonds of ATP.

32
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How is energy released from ATP?

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when a phosphate bond is broken energy is released.

33
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What processes in your body require energy?

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*** ATP (?).

34
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What materials do carnivores get when they heat herbivores or other carnivores?

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proteins, fats, and carbohydrates.

35
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Fill in the following diagram of energy flow.

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sunlight
primary sources
herbivores 
carnivores
decomposers