(Answered) Final Revision G5 Unit 1
(Answered) Final Revision G5 Unit 1
(Answered) Final Revision G5 Unit 1
1- Different plants have three main common structures which are roots, stem,
and leaves.
2- Plant food is a kind of sugar called glucose that provides it with the energy
needed for growth.
3- Humans and other animals need to eat to get energy.
4- Plants need carbon dioxide gas and they produce oxygen gas through the
photosynthesis process.
5- The stem carries water and nutrients from the roots to the leaves of the
plant.
6- Soil is the source of water and nutrients which the plant need to make its
own food.
7- Some plants can grow without soil.
8- Transport system in the plant consists of two types of vessels which are
xylem and phloem.
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9- Water and nutrients move up the plant's stem through vessels known as
xylem.
10- Phloem transports food from the leaves to all plant parts.
11- Human circulatory system consists of heart and blood vessels.
12- Heart in human circulatory system consists of four chambers which are
two atria and two ventricles.
13- There are three types of blood vessels in the human circulatory system
which are arteries, veins and blood capillaries.
14- Inside the leaves of the plant, sunlight allows carbon dioxide to combine
with water during photosynthesis process.
15- Apple trees have wood stem.
16- Shrubs have wood stems, while most flowers have upright stems.
17- Pine tree has narrow leaves look like needles.
18- Animals and humans need oxygen gas to breathe.
19- In plant's leaves, light energy from the sun is converted into chemical
energy during photosynthesis.
20- Sun is the primary source of energy for all living organisms on the Earth.
21- Human and animals get energy from food.
22- Nearly all of the producers on the Earth are plants.
23- Primary consumers are animals that eat plants.
24- Food web shows interactions between many living organisms.
25- Humans and other animals need to eat to get energy.
26- Producers get energy from the sun to produce their own food.
27- Consumer can eat plants or may eat another consumer.
28- Any food chain starts with plants (producers) and ends with decomposers.
29- Living organisms include producers, consumers and decomposers.
30- The interconnected food chains are known as food web.
31- The nutrients that resulted from decomposition and returned to the
ecosystem can be used directly by plants (producers).
32- Humans can eat producers and primary consumers.
33- The organisms that break down the remains of dead plants and animals
into nutrients that return to the ecosystem are called decomposers.
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34- Food web is the interconnected food chains that show many different
feeding relationships.
35- Scientists who work on restoration projects to have healthy habitat for
plants to survive are called ecologists.
36- Throwing plastic garbage and waste materials into a river cause water
pollution.
37- Heavy rain causes floods which destroys desert ecosystems.
38- Seabirds eat small fish that swim near the water surface.
39- Removing plants in ecosystem negatively impacts primary consumers.
40- Microorganisms are producers that small fish feed on to get energy.
41- When the marine habitats are destroyed, the number of living
organisms in their food webs is decreased.
42- UV rays coming from the Sun, break down plastic wastes into small
pieces called microplastics.
43- Habitat loss is not only decrease marine population but also it is one of
the main causes of extinction.
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Column A Column B
1- Chlorophyll a. Transport nutrients and water to the plant's leaf.
2- Phloem b. Allowing air to enter the leaf
3- Stomata c. Absorbing the sunlight of the sun.
4-Xylem d. Absorb nutrients from the soil.
5-Root hairs e. Transport food from the plant's leaf
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