- "chemical energy produced" should be moved to the Cellular Respiration circle, as it releases stored chemical energy (ATP), not produces it from scratch.
- "both occur during daylight" should be removed from the intersection, as cellular respiration occurs continuously, not just during daylight.
- "chlorophyll needed" is correct for Photosynthesis.
- "chlorophyll is not needed" is correct for Cellular Respiration.
- "energy is stored" is correct for Photosynthesis.
- "energy is used up" is correct for Cellular Respiration.
- "carried out by plants & some micro-organisms" is correct for Photosynthesis.
- "carried out by all organisms" is correct for Cellular Respiration.
- "takes place in chloroplasts" is correct for Photosynthesis.
- "takes place in mitochondria" is correct for Cellular Respiration.
- "carbon dioxide is reactant" is correct for Photosynthesis.
- "carbon dioxide is a product" is correct for Cellular Respiration.
- "water is a reactant" is correct for Photosynthesis.
- "water is a product" is correct for Cellular Respiration.
- "glucose is a product" is correct for Photosynthesis.
- "glucose is a reactant" is correct for Cellular Respiration.
- "oxygen is a product" is correct for Photosynthesis.
- "oxygen is a reactant" is correct for Cellular Respiration.
- "light energy required" is correct for Photosynthesis.
- "heat energy produced" is correct for Cellular Respiration.
- "both involve changes of energy" is correct for the intersection.
- "both involve enzymes" is correct for the intersection.
- "they are complementary to each other" is correct for the intersection.
- "both occur in plants" is correct for the intersection.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of comparing photosynthesis and cellular respiration worksheet.
