| Match each part of the plant to its correct name. | Plant nutrition | Matching | Year 9 | 4 | Diagram |
| Who has the correct idea about plants? | Plant nutrition | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| An organism that makes its own food is a _____. | Plant nutrition | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| How many producers are shown in the food chain? | Plant nutrition | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | Diagram |
| Match each organism from the food chain to the correct term used to describe it. | Plant nutrition | Matching | Year 9 | 3 | No diagram |
| All plants and animals use food and oxygen as fuel to provide energy for life. What is the name of this process? | Plant nutrition | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which two things do plants take in from their surroundings through their leaves? | Plant nutrition | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 2 | No diagram |
| Plants take in minerals and __________ through their roots to help them stay alive. | Plant nutrition | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Who has the correct idea about plants? | Plant nutrition | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| How do plants get the food they need to stay alive? | Plant nutrition | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Plants make their own food. This food is a type of __________. | Plant nutrition | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Plants make their own carbohydrate food. How do plants use this food? | Plant nutrition | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 2 | No diagram |
| Which two things do plants take in from their surroundings through their roots? | Photosynthesis | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 2 | No diagram |
| A plant’s leaves take in gases and __________ to keep the plant alive. | Photosynthesis | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Who is correct? | Photosynthesis | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| The food that plants make in their leaves is a type of __________. | Photosynthesis | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| If you looked at the leaf under a microscope, what would you see? | Photosynthesis | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Chemical reactions have reactants and products. What is a reactant in a chemical reaction? | Photosynthesis | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| What is the name of the process that plants use to make their own food? | Photosynthesis | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Four children suggest why photosynthesis does not take place in plant roots. Who is correct? | Photosynthesis | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Light transfers _____ to plant leaves for photosynthesis. | Photosynthesis | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of the following things are reactants of photosynthesis? | Photosynthesis | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 2 | No diagram |
| Which product is missing from the word summary of photosynthesis? | Photosynthesis | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | Diagram |
| What would happen if a disaster plunged the Earth into darkness for a very long time? | Photosynthesis | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which two substances should appear before the arrow in the word summary of photosynthesis? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: absorbing light | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 2 | Diagram |
| Which two substances should appear after the arrow in the word summary of photosynthesis? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: absorbing light | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 2 | Diagram |
| In addition to carbon dioxide and water, what else is needed for photosynthesis to take place? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: absorbing light | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | Diagram |
| Photosynthesis takes place inside the __________ that a plant’s leaves are made from. | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: absorbing light | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which part is only found in plant cells? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: absorbing light | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | Diagram |
| In which part does photosynthesis take place? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: absorbing light | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | Diagram |
| What is the name of the cell structure in which photosynthesis takes place in plant cells? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: absorbing light | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| What is the role of light in photosynthesis? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: absorbing light | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | Diagram |
| What substance inside chloroplasts absorbs light? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: absorbing light | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which part of this leaf contains the most chlorophyll? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: absorbing light | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | Diagram |
| In which part of this leaf will the most photosynthesis take place? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: absorbing light | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | Diagram |
| Which part of a plant takes in gas for photosynthesis and releases gas made by photosynthesis? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: gas exchange and stomata | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| What is the name of the gas that plants take in for photosynthesis? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: gas exchange and stomata | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| What is the name of the gas that plants make as a waste product from photosynthesis? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: gas exchange and stomata | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Carbon dioxide gas and oxygen gas are made up of _____ . | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: gas exchange and stomata | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| When particles of a gas move from one place to another, this is called _____ . | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: gas exchange and stomata | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| The diagram shows particles of a gas. Which statement is correct? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: gas exchange and stomata | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | Diagram |
| What is the name of the tiny holes in the surface of a leaf? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: gas exchange and stomata | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| The diagram shows some structures that make up a plant’s leaf. Which part of the diagram shows one of the leaf’s stomata? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: gas exchange and stomata | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | Diagram |
| __________ cells can change shape to open and close stomata. | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: gas exchange and stomata | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which process allows gas exchange through open stomata during photosynthesis? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: gas exchange and stomata | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which diagram shows the correct concentration gradient of particles of oxygen gas when the cells inside the leaf are photosynthesising? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: gas exchange and stomata | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | Diagram |
| Which statement describes the net movement of carbon dioxide particles when the leaf cells are photosynthesising? | Adaptations of plants for photosynthesis: gas exchange and stomata | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
