What is the smallest part of a compound (like water) that keeps all of the properties of the compound?
What is the chemical energy produced in photosynthesis?
What process occurs in the chloroplasts of cells?
Where does cellular respiration occur in a consumer?
Which of the following are used by producers to make food during photosynthesis?
Why is cellular respiration so important to organisms?
A cactus sits in the sun all day. What process would be used by the cactus to convert the sunlight into food it can use?
In what part of the cell does respiration take place?
Animals would not be able to survive without plants.
Nearly all energy used by living things comes from the sun.
Water is an organic compound.
Match each organic compound with its description
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
lipids | arrow_right_alt | Codes of DNA and RNA |
carbohydrates | arrow_right_alt | fats and oils storing large amounts of energy |
proteins | arrow_right_alt | sugars and starches for energy |
nucleic acids | arrow_right_alt | built with amino acids in the ribosomes |