1.2 Vocab Review

The tiny openings on the surface of a leaf that control the passing of water vapor and other gasses into and out of the plant are known as what?

• Guard Cells

• Transpiration

• Stomata

• None of these

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The main function of guard cells is to ...

• turn water and carbon dioxide into oxygen and glucose using light energy

• control the size of the opening in the stomata

• control the passing of water vapor and other gasses into and out of the plant

• releases any water that it doesn't need into the air

The process by which plants turn water and carbon dioxide into oxygen and glucose using light energy is known as what?

• Photosynthesis

• Transpiration

• Pollination

• Decompose

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The process by which a plant releases any water that it doesn't need into the air through the stomata is known as what?

• Photosynthesis

• Transpiration

• Pollination

• Decompose

Producers are characterized as

• organisms that use energy in sunlight to make their own food

• organisms that cannot make their own energy

• herbivores that eat producers to get energy

• consumers that eats another consumer for energy

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Consumers are characterized as

• organisms that use energy in sunlight to make their own food

• organisms that cannot make their own energy

• both of these

• none of these

Primary consumers are characterized as

• organisms that use energy in sunlight to make their own food

• herbivores that eat producers to get energy

• consumers that eat another consumer for energy

• consumers that eat dead plants and animals

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Which of the following statements BEST explain how scavengers and decomposers are alike?

• They both break down dead plants & animals

• They both are primary consumers.

• They are both herbivores.

• Neither of them are producers.

____ eat dead plants and animals.

• producers

• scavengers

• decomposers

• Neither of these

____ break down dead plants & animals

• producers

• scavengers

• decomposers

• Neither of these

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