Transcript 100 - Wabasha-Kellogg School

Chemical
Compounds
Molecule
Movement
Photosynthesis
Cellular
Respiration
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Compound
Functions
Misc.
What are the elements that make up a
carbon dioxide molecule?
(50 points per element)
A 100
Carbon
Oxygen
A 100
What do you call compounds that do not
contain a carbon element their molecular
structure.
A 200
Inorganic
A 200
What do you call compounds that contain a
carbon element in their molecular
structure?
A 300
Organic
A 300
This is created when two or
more elements are chemically
combined.
A 400
Compound
A 400
This is the smallest unit of an element
An O2 element has two of these
A 500
atoms
A 500
This is a type of passive transport of the
majority of molecules from an area of
HIGH concentration to LOW concentration
without using energy
B 100
Diffusion
B 100
A living organism’s cell wall
controls what may enter and
leave the cell because it is
_________________
permeable.
B 200
Selectively
B 200
This is the movement of
water through a cell
membrane
B 300
Osmosis
B 300
This is the movement of
molecules from a LOW
concentration to a HIGH
concentration
B 400
Active Transport
B 400
This structure carries molecules through the
cell membrane while using energy.
B 500
Transport Protein
B 500
These types of organisms are
able to use energy to produce
food.
C 100
Autotrophs
C 100
What do autotrophs produce
during photosynthesis?
(100 points per product)
C 200
Glucose/Sugar/Food
Oxygen
C 200
What do autotrophs NEED in
order to go through
photosynthesis?
(100 points per material)
C 300
Water
Energy/Sun
Carbon Dioxide
C 300
DAILY
DOUBLE
C 400
What is the name of the sugar produced by
autotrophs during photosythesis?
C 400
Glucose
C 400
What is the name of the main
colored chemical pigment
inside of chloroplasts that
absorbs green light?
C 500
Chlorophyll
C 500
These organisms use food to produce
energy in order to move/function.
D 100
Heterotroph
D 100
What materials do heterotrophs
NEED in order to go through
cellular respiration?
(100 points per material)
D 200
Oxygen
Food/Sugar/Glucose
D 200
What are the products of cellular
respiration?
(100 points per material)
D 300
Water
Carbon Dioxide
ENERGY!
D 300
This is the process of creating
energy that does not use
oxygen
D 400
Fermentation
D 400
Where does the 2nd stage of cellular
respiration take place within the cell?
D 500
Mitochondria
(Powerhouse)
D 500
This nucleic acid contains the
genetic material of living
organisms.
E 100
DNA
Deoxyribonucleic Acid
E 100
This organic compound stores
energy for short-term use.
Ex. Sugar and Starch
E 200
Carbohydrates
E 200
This type of organic
compound stores energy for
long-term use.
Ex. Fats, Oils, Waxes
E 300
Lipids
E 300
This type of organic
compound is made up of
multiple amino acids.
E 400
Proteins
E 400
This type of nucleic acid
helps with the production of
proteins in the ribosomes.
E 500
RNA
Ribonucleic Acids
E 500
Deoxyribonucleic acid and
ribonucleic acid are shaped
like helixes. Describe this
shape.
F 100
Twisted
F 100
Organisms that are able to get
energy DIRECTLY from the sun
F 200
Autotrophs
F 200
Organism that get energy INDIRECTLY
from the sun
F 300
Heterotroph
F 300
This structure on the bottom side of leaves
allows carbon dioxide to enter the plant for
photosynthesis.
F 400
Stomata
F 400
In the winter time, you may see
fog when you breathe out. This is
water that has condensed into
clouds. During what process is
this water produced?
F 500
Cellular Respiration Product
F 500