Photosynthesis, Food chains/webs, Symbiotic relationships
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| #1.What is photosynthesis? | Photosynthesis is the process in which a plant takes in carbon dioxide, water, and energy from the sunlight, it makes glucose, nutrients, and energy for it self and releases water and gases such as oxygen.
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| #2. What is aerobic respiration? | Aerobic respiration is almost a reversed process of photosynthesis that mainly uses oxygen.
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| #3.What is the difference between abiotic factor and biotic factor? | *Abiotic factors are the non living matters in an environment eg.(Rocks, Air, Sun)
*Biotic factors are all the living organisms in an environment all of those which exchange gases and reproduce.
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| #4.In what part of a leaf does photosynthesis take place in? | In the mesophyll where chloroplasts are, the chloroplasts are the part of a plant where they take in the sun's energy and light.
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| #5.What makes a plant look green? | The pigment in a plant called chlorophyll it reflects the green light from the sun light it receives.
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| #6.What are the three major parts of symbiotic relationships? | #1.Mutualism #2.Commencialism #3.Parasitism
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| #7.Give a description of each major parts in symbiotic relationships. | *Mutualism is a relationship in which 2 organisms benefit.
*Parasite. when 1 organism is a host in this relationship the host is usually harmed and the other organism is benefited.
*Commencial. is when 1 organism is benefited and the other is not affect
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| #8.Through which parts of a plant does water flow through? | The xylem and the phloem.
*The xylem is the part in which water is taken up from the roots.
*The phloem is the part which distributes the sugar molecules and nutrients from the water throughout the plant.
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| #9.What are the different parts of a food chain? | the primary producer,primary consumer, secondary consumer, third level consumer,
herbivores, carnivores, omnivores, decomposer, autotrophs, heterothrophs.
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| #10.What does an arrow mean in a food chain? | An arrow in food chain means is consumed by.
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| #11.What are the different features between a food chain and a food web? | In a food chain organisms are eaten by other individual organisms each organism depends on Another a food web shows that each organism can be eaten by many other organisms.
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| #12.What are the levels in an environment an animal lives in? | #1.Biosphere #2.Biome #3.Ecosystem #4.Community #5.Population #6.Organism
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