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Life Science 12
Life Science Chapter 12 TEST Review
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Plant processes using light energy to produce food | Photosynthesis |
| Anything in environment affecting the behavior of an organism | Stimulus |
| Response of a plant to a stimulus | Tropism |
| Flowering response of a plant to changes in length of light and dark in a day | Photoperiodism |
| Plants requiring long nights to flower | Short-Day Plants |
| Plants that flower over a wide range of night lengths | Day-Neutral Plants |
| Plant hormone that moves to shaded side of stem | Auxin |
| Releasing energy from food | Respiration |
| Plants improved through the insertion of DNA from another plant species | Biotechnology |
| Movement of DNA directly from one organisms to another | Transgenic Crop |
| Most carbon dioxide enters plants through stomata on the ______________ surface of leaves | Lower |
| Light, ______________, and carbon dioxide all affect the opening and closing of stomata | Water |
| Loss of water vapor through stomata of a leaf is called ___________________ | Transpiration |
| The autumn colors of tree leaves are caused by ________________ in the leaves | Carotenoids |
| Light energy for the plant to use in making its food is trapped by _______________ | Chlorophyll |
| When you eat beets, ___________, or potatoes you are eating foods stored by a plant | Carrots |
| The type of growth response having to do with light is called _______________ | Phototropism |
| _____________ causes fruit to ripen | Ethylene Gas |
| The use of biotechnology to produce transgenic crops involves moving the ____________ directly from one organism to another | DNA |
| Plants that require short nights to flower are called ______________ plants | Long-Day |
| What is the stimulus to the response known as Gravitropism? | Gravity |
| What is the stimulus to the response known as Phototropism? | Light |
| Examples of plants that require long nights to flower, short-day plants, are poinsettias or _____________ | Strawberries |
| Examples of plants that require short nights to flower, long-day plants, are spinach or _____________ | Lettuce |
| Examples of plants that are not sensitive to the length of day/night to flower, day-neutral plants, are corn or _____________ | Marigolds |
| Each stoma on a plant is surrounded by two __________________ | Guard Cells |
| Water moves into and out of the stoma by __________________ | Osmosis |
| When guard cells absorb water, they well and the stoma open letting in ________________ and water vapor out | Carbon Dioxide |
| In respiration, organisms break down food chemically to release _____________ | Energy |
| Respiration that uses oxygen to break down food chemically is called _______________________ | Aerobic Respiration |
| Aerobic respiration occurs in the ________________ of plant cells | Mitochondria |
| Oxygen is used to break down food to produce ___________, water, and energy. | Carbon Dioxide |
| Respiration is the direct opposite of the process of _____________________ | Photosynthesis |
| (Photosynthesis or Respiration) Energy release | Respiration |
| (Photosynthesis or Respiration) Energy stored | Photosynthesis |
| (Photosynthesis or Respiration) Light energy, water, and carbon dioxide go in | Photosynthesis |
| (Photosynthesis or Respiration) sugar and oxygen go in | Respiration |
| (Photosynthesis or Respiration) sugar and oxygen come out | Photosynthesis |
| (Photosynthesis or Respiration) carbon dioxide, water, and energy come out | Respiration |
| (Photosynthesis or Respiration) Takes place in all cells | Respiration |
| (Photosynthesis or Respiration) Takes place in cells with chlorophyll | Photosynthesis |
| Plant cells use energy to: build/repair, growth, and _____________ | Reproduction |