1	Glucose		_____	Chlorophyll-containing structure found in plant cells and some single-celled organisms; its function is to produce food for the organism through a process known as photosynthesis
2	Organelle		_____	A green pigment that traps energy from the Sun
3	Chloroplast		_____	Carbon Dioxide
4	Photosynthesis		_____	the substance(s) to the left of the arrow in a chemical equation - substances present at the START of a chemical reaction.
5	CO2		_____	Water
6	Autotrophs		_____	The process by which glucose combines with oxygen to release energy, carbon dioxide, and water
7	Cells		_____	"The command center of the cell; regulates cell functions and contains the DNA"
8	Oxygen		_____	The substance(s) to the right of the arrow in a chemical equation - substances present at the END of a chemical reaction.
9	Chlorophyll		_____	O2
10	Products		_____	Part of a plant cell that gives it structure.
11	H2O		_____	One of many structures in a cell that performs a specific function.
12	Nucleus		_____	Chemical in which energy is stored and from which energy is released to meet the body’s needs; made during cellular respiration
13	Energy		_____	Part of the cell where cellular respiration takes place.
14	Cycle		_____	Different types could include light, thermal, chemical and kinetic.
15	Heterotrophs		_____	Something that repeats in a pattern
16	Mitochondria		_____	Basic building blocks of life.
17	Cellular Respiration		_____	Organisms that are able to make their own food
18	ATP		_____	Sugar (C6H12O6)
19	Reactants		_____	Organisms that eat other organisms for
20	Cell Wall		_____	The process by which chlorophyll- containing cells use energy from the Sun to combine water and carbon dioxide to produce glucose and to release oxygen as a by-product.