Transcript Energy PowerPoint Test Review

Test Review
This is the process that produces
the gas that animals exhale.
cell respiration
These are factors that will block
an enzyme from functioning.
temperature and salt
This is the name of the gas we
exhale.
carbon dioxide
This is the element cell respiration
relies on for animals to make
energy.
oxygen
This is the organelle in which cell
respiration in animal cells takes
place.
mitochondria
Is gender a factor that will block
an enzyme from functioning?
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NO!
This is what the body does with the
carbon dioxide that is produced.
exhales
These help speed up metabolism.
enzymes, exercise and
vitamins
This is where chlorophyll is
located in a plant cell.
chloroplasts
Are plant cells associated with cell
respiration or photosynthesis?
photosynthesis
This is when you lack an enzyme
that is needed to break down the
sugar lactose found in dairy.
lactose intolerant
This will result in animal cells if
oxygen is cut off.
lactic acid
These are two things animals rely
on for cell respiration to occur in
order to produce energy.
food and oxygen
Is solar energy needed in cell
respiration or photosynthesis?
photosynthesis
This is the color being reflected
when someone wears a green tshirt.
green
Is mitochondria associated with
cell respiration or photosynthesis?
cell respiration
Is the production of sugar and
oxygen associated with cell
respiration or photosynthesis?
photosynthesis
This provides the energy needed
for the grass to produce the gas
animals inhale.
sun
This is the conversion of sunlight
into usable energy.
photosynthesis
This is why photosynthesis is
important for almost all life on
Earth.
This is the missing part of this formula
for photosynthesis.
CO₂ + H₂O + _______→Sugar + Oxygen
sun
This is the reason leaves of a maple
tree in New Jersey start to change
color and fall off in autumn.
shorter sunlight /
colder temperatures
The sun gives off this type of light.
white
Is (Sugar + Oxygen → Carbon Dioxide
+ Water + ATP) associated with cell
respiration or photosynthesis.
cell respiration