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The worksheet contains three main sections:
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Matching Definitions (1-10): Matching biological terms to their definitions.
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Comparison Table (11): Filling in a table comparing Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration.
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Diagram & Questions (12-14): Answering questions based on the provided diagram.
Step-by-Step Solution:
Part 1: Matching (1-10)
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1. A reaction that needs light involved: This refers to the
Light-Dependent Reaction (A).
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2. A reaction that doesn't need light: This refers to the
Calvin Cycle (G).
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3. An organelle that contains chlorophyll: This is the
Chloroplast (F).
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4. The process of breaking down glucose: This is
Glycolysis (C).
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5. An organelle that breaks down glucose: This is the
Mitochondria (H).
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6. The process of making glucose: This is
Photosynthesis (B).
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7. The process of splitting water: This is
Photolysis (D).
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8. The process of making ATP: This is
Cellular Respiration (E).
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9. The process of making glucose: Wait, looking at the list again.
* 1. Light-Dependent Reaction (A)
* 2. Calvin Cycle (G)
* 3. Chloroplast (F)
* 4. Glycolysis (C)
* 5. Mitochondria (H)
* 6. Photosynthesis (B)
* 7. Photolysis (D)
* 8. Cellular Respiration (E)
* 9. Fermentation (I) - *Note: The definition for 9 is "Process of making ATP without oxygen" which matches Fermentation.*
* 10. Glucose (J) - *Note: The definition for 10 is "Simple sugar used for energy" which matches Glucose.*
Part 2: Comparison Table (11)
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Photosynthesis:
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Reactants: Carbon Dioxide ($CO_2$) + Water ($H_2O$)
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Products: Glucose ($C_6H_{12}O_6$) + Oxygen ($O_2$)
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Location: Chloroplasts
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Energy Source: Sunlight
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Cellular Respiration:
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Reactants: Glucose ($C_6H_{12}O_6$) + Oxygen ($O_2$)
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Products: Carbon Dioxide ($CO_2$) + Water ($H_2O$) + ATP (Energy)
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Location: Mitochondria
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Energy Source: Chemical energy (Glucose)
Part 3: Diagram & Questions (12-14)
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12. How do plants get the energy they need to survive?
* Plants get energy from the
sun (sunlight) which they use to make food (glucose) through photosynthesis.
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13. What are the reactants of photosynthesis?
* The reactants are
Carbon Dioxide ($CO_2$) and
Water ($H_2O$).
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14. What are the reactants of cellular respiration?
* The reactants are
Glucose ($C_6H_{12}O_6$) and
Oxygen ($O_2$).
Final Answer:
1. Matching:
1. A (Light-Dependent Reaction)
2. G (Calvin Cycle)
3. F (Chloroplast)
4. C (Glycolysis)
5. H (Mitochondria)
6. B (Photosynthesis)
7. D (Photolysis)
8. E (Cellular Respiration)
9. I (Fermentation)
10. J (Glucose)
2. Table:
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Photosynthesis: Reactants: $CO_2$ + $H_2O$ | Products: Glucose + $O_2$ | Location: Chloroplasts
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Cellular Respiration: Reactants: Glucose + $O_2$ | Products: $CO_2$ + $H_2O$ + ATP | Location: Mitochondria
3. Questions:
12. Plants get energy from the sun.
13. Carbon dioxide and water.
14. Glucose and oxygen.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of photosynthesis cellular respiration worksheet answers.
