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Matter Cycling - Lesson 5

Matter Cycling - Lesson 5

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6th - 8th Grade

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Created by

Meg Helmes

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8 Slides • 18 Questions

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Data source

Observations of the leaf

structure

Ideas about function

Source A:
Leaves under
a magnifying
lens

You will be completing page 24 in your Unit Packet.

Get a spinach leaf, and observe the leaf with a
magnifying lens. Record observations and ideas about
function in the table.

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Data source B

Electron microscope image of a small spot from the
surface of the underside of a leaf

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Data source C

400× microscope image of a slide made from the outer layer of tissue
from the underside of a leaf

4

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Data source D

400× microscope image of a slide made from a thin section of
tissue from the inside of a leaf

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Data source E - Video of a slide made from a thin section of living
tissue from the inside of a leaf

6

Reading: Plant Cells

Discussion Questions: (answer on pg 26)

  • What do you know about animal cells?

  • How are plant and animal cells similar?

  • How are plant and animal cells different?

7

Reading: Plant Cells

Reflection Questions: (answer on pg 27)

  1. What pattern did scientists observe in plant cells in different light conditions?

  1. Think about what you know about light and energy. What do you think the light is doing in the plant cells?

  2. Do you think plants need light? Why or why not?

8

Exit Ticket - pg 28

If we could represent what was going on inside a plant using a simulation:

  • What inputs and outputs of the plant system would we want to represent?

  • What structures of the plant would we want to represent?

9

Multiple Choice

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A cell is...
1

the basic unit of structure and function in living organism

2

an organism

3

found only in animals, not plants

10

Multiple Choice

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What tool do you use to view the cells?
1

metric ruler

2

centrifuge

3

microscope

4

telescope

11

Multiple Choice

Many celled organisms are called

1

unicellular

2

multicellular

3

bicellular

4

tricellular

12

Multiple Choice

Single celled organisms are called

1

unicellular

2

multicellular

3

bicellular

4

tricellular

13

Multiple Choice

What is an organelle?

1

parts that make up the cell

2

liver, heart, kidney ect.

3

a musical instrument

4

basic unit of life

14

Multiple Choice

Which of these organelles is not found in ANIMAL cells?

1

nucleus

2

cytoplasm

3

cell wall

4

cell membrane

15

Multiple Choice

the thick fluid region of a cell located inside the cell membrane or between the cell membrane and nucleus
1

cytoplasm

2

cell wall

3

organelle

4

golgi apparatus

16

Multiple Choice

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Directs all cell activities through the DNA located there.
1

Lysosomes

2

Nucleus

3

ribosomes

4

Mitochondria

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Match

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Match the following

Carbon dioxide

Oxygen

Sun Light

C6H12O6C_6H_{12}O_6

H2OH_2O

CO2

O2

Radiant energy

Glucose

Water

18

Multiple Choice

What gas makes up the majority of Earth's atmosphere?

1

Nitrogen

2

Oxygen

3

Argon

4

Helium

19

Multiple Choice

Earth's atmosphere is mainly composed of which gases?

1

hydrogen, helium, oxygen, and argon

2

nitrogen, oxygen, argon, and carbon dioxide

3

nitrogen, hydrogen, argon, and carbon dioxide

4

helium, hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide

20

Multiple Choice

What are the building blocks of proteins?

1

fat

2

carbohydrates

3

amino acids

4

enzymes

21

Multiple Choice

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What type(s) of food Molecules do you see in Oil?

1

Carbohydrates

2

Proteins

3

Fats

4

both Carbs and Protein

22

Multiple Choice

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What type(s) of food Molecules are found in Marshmallows?

1

Carbohydrates

2

Proteins

3

Fats

4

both Carbs and Fats

23

Multiple Choice

carbohydrates break down into

1

amino acids

2

glucose

3

fatty acids

24

Multiple Choice

Fats break down into

1

amino acids

2

fatty acids

3

glucose

25

Multiple Choice

Carbohydrates break down into sugars in the following organs.

1

esophagus and stomach

2

mouth and stomach

3

mouth, stomach, and small intestine

4

stomach and small intestine

26

Multiple Choice

What food molecule is never broken down or absorbed by our body is called

1

protein

2

fiber

3

water

4

amino acids

media

Data source

Observations of the leaf

structure

Ideas about function

Source A:
Leaves under
a magnifying
lens

You will be completing page 24 in your Unit Packet.

Get a spinach leaf, and observe the leaf with a
magnifying lens. Record observations and ideas about
function in the table.

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