Lesson BSAA:A6-1
Energy Transformation in Plants: Photosynthesis
 
CD BSAA.  Biological Science Applications in Agriculture
Unit A.  Plant Science
Problem Area 6.  Managing Plant Growth
Lesson 1.  Energy Transformation in Plants: Photosynthesis
 
 

What is the process in which carbon dioxide and water are transformed, in the presence of light, into carbon-containing, energy-rich, organic compounds?

 

a.                  photosynthesis

b.                  respiration

c.                  metabolism

d.                  phosphorylation

Answer: a

________________________ are organelles that contain green pigments known as chlorophyll.

 

a.                  ribosomes

b.                  golgi bodies

c.                  mitochondria

d.                  chloroplasts

Answer: d

What are the two stages of photosynthesis?

 

a.                  mitosis and meiosis

b.                  ATP and NADPH

c.                  light-dependent reaction and light-independent reaction

d.                  chlorophyll a and chlorophyll b

Answer: c

Energy is passed rapidly from molecule to molecule via ____________________.

 

a.                  thylakoids

b.                  the electron transport chain

c.                  bundle sheath cells

d.                  cellulose

Answer: b

Which statement regarding factors that affect photosynthesis is true?

 

a.                  Stomata may open to conserve water, increasing the absorption of O2 and speeding photosynthesis.

b.                  Oxygen must be in ample supply.

c.                  Periods of darkness are necessary for photosynthesis to occur.

d.                  Water must be available for the plant to use.

Answer: d
How are plants classified?
a)consumers
b)heterotrophs
c)autotrophs
d)none of the above


Answer: c
Which of the following would be true of a dairy cow?
a)heterotroph
b)consumer
c)herbivore
d)all of the above





Answer: d
What is released during cellular respiration?
a)light
b)energy
c)air
d)water


Answer: b
Which organ on a plant is responsible for the collection of solar energy?
a)leaves
b)petiole
c)bud
d)root





Answer: a
What plant organ can be described as wavy, toothed, lobed, entire or smooth?
a)vein
b)base
c)apex
d)margin


Answer: d
What is the purpose of the cuticle on a leaf?
a)contains specialized cells
b)prevent excessive water loss
c)absorbs solar energy
d)supports the leaf blade


Answer: b
Where does water and minerals flow to the leaf blade and food flows out of the leaf?
a)margin
b)stipule
c)blade
d)petiole


Answer: d
How is a compound leaf classified?
a)made of a petiole and two or more leaf blades
b)consists of a single leaf blade
c)total description of a leaf margin
d)direction in which the leaf veins run


Answer: a
Which of the following is the same as two or more leaf blades?
a)broadleaf plant
b)single leaf
c)leaflets
d)leaf stalk


Answer: c
Leaf pores are called _____.
a)stoma
b)spongy
c)phloem
d)xylem


Answer: a
What are stacked thylakoids referred to as?
a)stroma
b)stoma
c)inner membrane
d)grana


Answer: d
If a plant contains carotenoids then what color may be expressed?
a)red
b)purple
c)orange
d)glue


Answer: c