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Plants and Photosynthesis

Dive into the fundamentals of plants and photosynthesis with this KS3 unit, covering topics like producers, chlorophyll, and essential minerals for healthy plant growth. Enhance your knowledge of how plants convert light energy into chemical energy and the structures involved in this process.

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Plants and Photosynthesis

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  1. Plants and Photosynthesis KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  2. Q1. What do we call a living producer that converts light energy to chemical energy? KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  3. A1. A plant KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  4. Q2. What process is used by green plants to convert light energy to chemical energy? KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  5. A2. Photosynthesis KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  6. Q3. Name the green substance in a plant that converts light energy to chemical energy KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  7. A3. Chlorophyll KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  8. Q4. Name the tall plant cells in a leaf that are adapted to collect light efficiently? KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  9. A4. Palisade cells KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  10. Q5. Name the tiny structures in a palisade cell that contain chlorophyll KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  11. A5. Chloroplasts KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  12. Q6. Name the metallic element in chlorophyll KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  13. A6. Magnesium KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  14. Q7. Name the minerals needed by the reactions used in photosynthesis and respiration KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  15. A7. Potassium and phosphates KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  16. Q8. Name a mineral needed for making amino acids and proteins KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  17. A8. Nitrate KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  18. Q9. What do we call chemicals added to the soil in order to ensure healthy plant growth? KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  19. A9. Fertilisers KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  20. Q10. What do we call chemical ions needed for healthy plant growth? KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  21. A10. Minerals KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  22. Q11. Name an underground plant organ that takes up water and minerals from the soil KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  23. A11. Root KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  24. Q12. Name a specialised cell on a root that has a large surface area for efficient absorption of water and minerals KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  25. A12. A root hair KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  26. Q13. Name a plant organ that stores energy underground for at least one new bud KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  27. A13. A bulb KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  28. Q14. Name the flat, green organ adapted to collect as much light as possible to make food for the plant KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  29. A14. A leaf KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  30. Q15. What is the principal root called? KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  31. A15. The tap root KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

  32. Well Done!Now check your score KS3 Unit 9c – Plants and photosynthesis

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