sunlight Photosynthesis energy nutrients oxygen

breathe waste substances distribute autotrophic

1. Plants carry out .. nutrition; they produce the

..they need from substances obtained from the environment,
they.. the substances through their cells, respire and eliminate
.

2..is the process by which the plant use the absorbed..and the
energy from.
to make nutrients.

3. Plants..constantly, they absorbfrom the air or water. This is

how plants obtain.. and other substances they need in order to survive.

2 Answer the questions:

This is the thick liquid inside the cell membrane.

Parts of the cell that perform tasks essential for life cell.

This surrounds and protects the cel

3 Label the drawing of a cell using the words found in question 2

4 What are the three vital functions of all living organisms?

5 Write the five kingdoms of living organisms

6 Are the following sentences True or False?.

Plants exhibit autotrophic nutrition.

Plants are unicellular.

Plants dont respire.

 7Name the four parts that make up the basic structure of a plant.

8Match the words to their definitions.

1 germination a) A pollen grain from one flower reaches another.

2 fertilisation b) The male cells in the grain of pollen join together with the ovules
........... inside the pistil.
3 pollination .
c) A new plant grows from the seed.
4 seed
formation d) The pistil develops into a fruit and the ovules into seeds.

9.-Do a drawing of a leaf and explain in him the process of the respiration

10 . Do a drawing of a leaf and explain in him the process of the photosyntesis.

11. What is the name of the Green substance that absobs energy from sunlight during
photosyntesis?

12. What is the waste product produced by photosyntesis?

13 What is the necessary gas for photosyntesis?

1. What three things do plants need to make food?

soil, water, and sunlight

soil, water, and carbon dioxide

carbon dioxide, sunlight, and water

fertilizer, air, and soil

2. Photosynthesis is the process that plants make?
food in the form of sugar (glucose)

new plants

water

flowers

3. Where does carbon dioxide enter the plant?

xylem

stem

roots

leaves

4. What is the green substance that absorbs energy from the sun?
chlorophyll

starch

veins

phloem

5. What is the process that releases energy in plants and animals?

sunlight

transpiration

photosynthesis

respiration

6. Why do plants need animals?

They breathe out carbon dioxide

They eat other animals

They give off oxygen

They care for plants

7. Plants are the main source of oxygen on Earth.

true

false
8. What two things are made as a result of photosynthesis?
carbon dioxide and water

sunlight and chlorophyll

sugar and oxygen

oxygen and sunlight

9. Respiration is the same process as photosynthesis.

true

false

Write two examples example of how plants carrying out the interaction function

Explain the difference between sexual reproduction asexual reproduction, for example
with a potato

Write the parts of the flower

Explain that means that the plants are reproductive organs

Explain the difference between germination and fertilisation