3.3 review
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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Energy transformations in a plant cell take place in what organelle? | Chloroplast
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Plants need, radiant energy (sunlight), carbon dioxide and what for photosynthesis? | Water
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Which organelle is responsible for cellular respiration? | Mitochondria
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What does the vacuole do? | Stores- water, food, waste
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What is the jelly like substance inside cells called? | cytoplasm
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Where is the genetic material found in a cell? | Nucleus
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What is responsible for plants roots growing downward? | Geotropism
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A plant that is wilted has good turgor pressure? True or False | False
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Animal cells have a cell wall? True or False | False
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Tissues are made of what? | Cells
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