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Elevate Life Science Chapter 2 Lesson 5 & 6

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Use your textbook to Chapter 2 Lessons 5 & 6 to answer the questions. Submit a screenshot your final submission to Canvas.

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Lesson 6 Cellular Respiration

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1.

Connect it! Which organism in the picture do not eat other organisms?

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2.

Connect it! What do you think would happen to each species if the water became too cloudy for sunlight to penetrate it?

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3.

What is the direct source of energy for otters? (sunlight, sea urchins, or kelp)

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4.

What is the direct source of energy for sea urchins (sunlight, sea urchins, or kelp)

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5.

What is the direct source of energy for kelp (sunlight, sea urchins, or kelp)

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6.

Summarize the paragraph titled "energy from the sun" in your own words.

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7.

Which is the correct flow of energy from sunlight into the organisms?

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8.

Explain how the sun's energy gets from the sun to the fox. Explain if each organism in this process is an autotroph or a heterotroph.

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How are heterotrophs different from autotrophs? Type your answer as follows with the correct answers in the blanks:

An autotroph gets their energy from the __________ while a heterotroph gets their energy from eating other _______________.

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10.

Add labels to the arrows in the diagram. Label them as water, carbon dioxide, sugar, or oxygen. Depending on what is entering or leaving the chloroplast during photosynthesis.

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11.

On the picture, write an R in the circles for the two raw materials or reactants of photosynthesis, E in the circles that are energy sources, and P in the circles of the two products.

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12.

What happens to glucose and oxygen that is produced by plants during photosynthesis?

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13.

Label the leaves, roots, and seeds in the diagram.

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14.

Connect it! Sketch on the graph to show how the bikers' energy level may change over time as they start biking, stop for a snack, start biking again, and finish their ride.

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15.

Think about the job of the mitochondria, which cells in your body would you expect to have the most mitochondria? Explain your answer.

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16.

In the cytoplasm, ______________ is broken down into smaller molecules, releasing a small amount of_____________.

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17.

In the mitochondria the smaller molecules react, producing ________________, water, and large amounts of __________________

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18.

Label the diagram to complete each of the processes.