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Bacteria to Plants JEOPARDY

Bacteria to Plants JEOPARDY. Plants 100 200 300 400 500. Bacteria 100 200 300 400 500. Fungi/Protist 100 200 300 400 500. Surprise 100 200 300 400 500. Plants : 100. What part of a plant can you usually find cells for reproduction?. Plants : 200.

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Bacteria to Plants JEOPARDY

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  1. Bacteria to Plants JEOPARDY Plants 100 200 300 400 500 Bacteria 100 200 300 400 500 Fungi/Protist 100 200 300 400 500 Surprise 100 200 300 400 500

  2. Plants: 100 • What part of a plant can you usually find cells for reproduction?

  3. Plants: 200 • Give three functions of the roots.

  4. Plants: 300 • What is the major function of the leaves?

  5. Plants: 400 • What two particles does a plant need to start photosynthesis?

  6. Plants: 500 • Which two molecules are produced during respiration? • What else is produced that the plant will use to help it grow?

  7. Bacteria: 100 Name some ways that bacteria are harmful.

  8. Bacteria: 200 • Which of the following are bacteria used in/for? Farming Making Food Making Medicine Bioremediation All of the Above

  9. Bacteria: 300 • Why are methane producing bacteria useful?

  10. Bacteria: 400 • How are nitrogen fixing bacteria useful?

  11. Bacteria: 500 • Bacteria are unlike plant and animal cells because they are ______________ than both plant and animal cells.

  12. Fungi/Protist: 100 • Protist can be _____________ or ___________ celled.

  13. Fungi/Protist: 200 • Protist can be animal-like, ____________, and ________________.?

  14. Fungi/Protist: 300 • List four things that Fungi have in common.

  15. Fungi/Protist: 400 • ______________ and fungi are both decomposers.

  16. Fungi/Protist: 500 Name two (2) of the protists that you drew during your internet pond-life activity

  17. Surprise: 100 • Germination begins when _____________ soaks into the seed coat.

  18. Surprise: 200 • Four ways that seeds can become dispersed?

  19. Surprise: 300 • How is vascular tissue important to a plant? Include the words: Phloem and Xylem

  20. Surprise: 400 • Explain the process of photosynthesis and respiration?

  21. Surprise: 500 • What is the function of the chloroplast cell? • What is the name of the green pigment contained in the chloroplast cell?

  22. Surprise 100: water 200: wind, water, animals, gravity 300: Vascular tissue is important to plants because it allows it to transport materials throughout the plant. The xylem transports water and the phloem transports food. This allows plants to live away from a water source and still survive. 400: Photosynthesis is the process that plants use to make their own food. It takes place in the leaves and needs carbon dioxide, water and light to produce the plants food (sugar) Respiration is the process by which the plant breaks down its food to obtain ENERGY. Bacteria 100: Fission 200: All of the above 300: They are found in landfills and sewage treatment plants. They can convert the waste into methane gas, which can be used as a fuel. 400: Nitrogen Fixing bacteria covert nitrogen into a substance the plants can use. The bacteria get food in return from the plants. This saves farmers money in fertilizer costs. 500: They are smaller than plant/animal cells Fungi/Protist 100: one or many celled 200: animal-like, plantlike, fungus-like 300: Absorb food from the environment (decomposers), Do not produce their own food, Do not have a specialized way to move, Reproduce by spores 400: Bacteria and Fungi are both decomposers Plants 100:Flowers 200:Anchor the plant Absorb water Store food 300: Photosynthesis/Produce food 400: Carbon Dioxide and Water 500: Water and Carbon Dioxide and ENERGY

  23. FLOWERS

  24. Anchor the plant • Absorb water • Store food

  25. PHOTOSYNTHESIS/ • PRODUCE FOOD

  26. CARBON DIOXIDE WATER

  27. CARBON DIOXIDE • WATER • ENERGY

  28. CAVITIES • DISEASE • DEATH

  29. ALL OF THE ABOVE

  30. They are found in landfills and sewage treatment plants. They can convert the waste into methane gas, which can be used as a fuel.

  31. Nitrogen-fixing bacteria convert nitrogen into a substance the plants can use. The bacteria gets food in return from the plants. This saves farmers money in fertilizer costs.

  32. THEY ARE SMALLER THAN PLANT/ANIMAL CELLS

  33. ONE OR MANY- CELLED

  34. Plantlike • Funguslike

  35. Many celled • Produce spores • Use hyphae to break down food • Can’t make own food • Live in warm, humid places • Are saprophytes or parasites

  36. BACTERIA

  37. WATER

  38. WIND • WATER • ANIMALS • GRAVITY

  39. Vascular tissue is important to plants because it allows it to transport materials through the plant. • The xylem transports water and the phloem transports food. • This allows plants to live away from a water source and still survive.

  40. Photosynthesis is the process that plants use to make their own food. It takes place in the leaves and needs carbon dioxide, water, and light to produce the plants food (sugar). • Respiration is the process by which the plant breaks down its food to obtain ENERGY.

  41. AMOEBA • HYDRADAPHNIA • PARAMECIUM • STENTOR • VOLVOX

  42. The chloroplast makes carbohydrates (food for the plant) during photosynthesis • Chlorophyll

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