This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: Where does chemical energy come from in photosynthesis? _____________, True or false: seasonal changes affect all ecosystems equally _____________, After animals chew up food they are broken down into _____________, True or false: nutrients are not organic molecules _____________, The reactant in cellular respiration that contains chemical energy _____________, How much matter moves up each trophic level? _____________, How do SOMs get to cells? _____________, What type of energy goes into photosynthesis? _____________, Name one specific small organic molecule: _____________, True or false: SOMs are made out of LOMs _____________, Where does glucose go after it is made by the plant? _____________, True or false: matter and energy can be created or destroyed _____________, What is one energy change that happens during cellular respiration? _____________, What is the other energy change that occurs during cellular respiration? _____________, Where is energy stored in glucose? _____________, In the stomach, food that is broken down is broken down more into _____________, The type of living organism that can make its own food _____________, How much energy moves up each trophic level? _____________, True or false: plants get their food from soil nutrients _____________, Name one type of large organic molecule: _____________, The product in photosynthesis that contains chemical energy _____________, Name one type of energy: _____________, True or false: plants always need light to start growing _____________ and Types of bonds that contain chemical energy _____________.
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