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Name the 2 classifications of plants
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with and without roots
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What are wart plants
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plants without roots, stems or leaves
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Plants make their own food by using ______ from ______
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energy / sunlight
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Plants take in ____ & ____ from the soil through their ______.
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water / nutrients
roots |
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Plants use energy from the sun to change ____ & ____ into food called ______.
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carbon dioxide / water
plant sugars |
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Plants get carbon dioxide and release water through openings on the underside of their leaves called ______.
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Stomata
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What is transpiration?
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the process by which water exits the leaves of a plant
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What process makes food energy?
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Photosynthesis
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What process releases energy?
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Respiration
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What is a nutrient?
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any substance that is needed by an organism
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What 3 nutrients does your body need?
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Proteins, Carbohydrates, and Fats
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What parts of plants can we use for food?
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bulbs, tubers, leaves, stems, roots and flowers
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Besides food we can also use for what two purposes?
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medicines and clothing
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From top to bottom what are the 4 basic parts of a plant?
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Flower, stem, leaves, roots
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Define Flower
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the flower makes seeds for the plant and its pretty colors attracts bees and butterflies
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Define Stem
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the stem supports the plant like the human spine, it contains thin tubes for carrying food
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Define Leaves
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leaves make food for the plant, they take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen into the air
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Define Roots
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roots soak up water and minerals they also store food for the plant.
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What do the leaves take in during photosynthesis?
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they take in sunlight carbon dioxide and water
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What do plants release during photo synthesis?
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They release oxygen
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Where do water and nutrients go after they are taken in by the roots?
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To the stem and leaves
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What are the steps of photosynthesis in order?
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A. The plant takes in sunlight water and carbon dioxide
B. The plant makes food C. The plant gives off oxygen |
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Define Calorie
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It is a unit to measure energy produced by food in the body
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What are proteins needed for?
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to build, grow and repair body cells
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Which of the 3 nutrients is the main nutrient?
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Proteins
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Name 5 examples of proteins.
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Meat, fish, dairy foods such as milk and cheese, nuts and beans
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What nutrient is our main source of energy?
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Carbohydrates
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What are the 2 kids of carbohydrates?
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Starch and Sugar
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What do starch carbohydrates provide?
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long lasting energy
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Name the two types of Sugars
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Natural and added
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What do added sugars provide?
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quick energy
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What do fats provide?
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energy and flavor to food
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Do you need fats in your diet?
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Yes
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Too many fats can cause what?
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Health problems
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Why is the exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen important for humans?
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People need oxygen to help them burn digested food and get energy. Unlike plants people cannot make their own food.
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Why is the exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen important for plants?
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Plants take in carbon dioxide through the stomata and use it for energy. The carbon dioxide is also needed for photosynthesis which is how the plant makes food.
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What do plants need in order to grow?
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Light Air Water Nutrients Space
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