This easy crossword puzzle helps kids in grades 3-5 learn about protein synthesis and DNA basics with common words and simple clues.
Photosynthesis and Respiration Crossword Puzzle for ESL Learners is a medium crossword puzzle with 19 clues covering . Play it online for free below, or create your own crossword with our free crossword maker.
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Photosynthesis and Respiration Crossword Puzzle for ESL Learners
This medium-difficulty crossword puzzle targets ESL learners studying photosynthesis and respiration. It includes key terms to help learners build biology vocabulary and understand essential processes.
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- 1. Process cells use to release energy from food
- 2. Cell organelle where respiration occurs
- 3. Simple sugar produced during photosynthesis
- 6. Subatomic particle involved in energy transfer
- 12. Type of respiration that requires oxygen
- 15. Liquid absorbed by roots and used in photosynthesis
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- 4. Gas released by plants during photosynthesis
- 5. Process plants use to make food from sunlight
- 7. What cells gain from breaking down glucose
- 8. Energy release without oxygen in some cells
- 9. Green pigment plants use to capture sunlight
- 10. Tiny openings on leaves for gas exchange
- 11. Organelle where photosynthesis happens
- 13. Substance that provides nourishment to plants
- 14. Element absorbed as dioxide during photosynthesis
- 16. Type of energy needed for photosynthesis
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