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The adaptation that allows for a plant to perform photosynthesis is ______. a. stomates b. guard cells c. palisade layer d. large flat surface of leaves 8. Most photosynthesis occurs in the _____________. a. guard cells b. stomates c. palisade layer d. stem 9. Stomates are found _______________. a. on the under side of a leaf b. in the palisade layer c. on the cuticle d. around the guard cells 10. Guard cells are __________________. a. where most photosynthesis occurs b. cells that control the opening of the stomates c. where glucose is stored d. found mostly on the top surface of a leaf 11. The green pigment in a plant is called ____________. a. chloroplast b. chlorophyll c. chlorine d. mitochondria 12. The main function of the stem is_______________. a. for support and absorption b. for attachment c. for transport d. for photosynthesis 13. The spongy layer allows for _______________. a. exchange of gases b. exchange of liquids c. photosynthesis d. support of the leaf 14. The _____________ is the hard, waxy outer layer of the leaf. a. stomata b. epidermis c. cuticle d. lower epidermis 15. In the process of photosynthesis, plants use the energy in the _______ to make food. a. glucose b. sunlight c. sugar d. ATP 16. Another term for autotroph is______________. a. producer b. consumer c. plant d. animal 17. The Greek word photo means __________. a. picture b. sunlight c. color d. light 18. Oxygen exits the leaf through the ____________. a. cuticle b. upper epidermis c. stomates d. guard cells 19. A plant would likely produce more O2 on a sunny day. a. true b. false 20. Nearly all living things obtain energy either directly or indirectly from the energy of sunlight captured during photosynthesis. a. true b. false 21. Living organisms can exist without water. a. true b. false 22. The organelle in which photosynthesis takes place is the ______. a. mitochondria b. chorphyll c. nucleus d. chloroplast 23. What process produces CO2? a. Transpiration b. Respiration c. Photosynthesis d. Expiration 24. The vascular tissue in which water is taken up from the roots and transported to he leaves is called __________. a. xylem b. phoem c. cuticle d. veins 25. The vascular tissue that transports nutrients up and down from the roots to the leaves is called _____________. a. xylem b. phloem c. cuticle d. veins 26. There are chloroplasts present in guard cells ________. a. true b. false 27. The process by which O2 is produced is ____________. a. respiration b. cellular respiration c. replication d. photosynthesis 28. The main function of the roots is to: a. provide support and anchor the plant b. absorb nutrients from the soil c. absorb H2O from the soil d. all of the above 29. The following is the chemical formula for Cellular Respiration. sunlight 6CO2 + 6H2O ----------( C6H12O6 + 6O2 a. true b. false 30. Animals give off _____________ as a product of cellular respiration. a. glucose and oxygen b. water and glucose c. carbon dioxide, water, and energy d. carbon dioxide and sugar 31. The process of Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration are the opposite of each other. a. true b. false 32. Glucose is stored in the plant as ____________. a. food b. protein c. carbohydrates d. lipids 33. The tiny projections on the root that allow for more surface area for absorption are called ____________. a. hair-like follicles b. projectiles c. root hairs d. root cells 34. Only plants can perform photosynthesis. a. true b. false 35. 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