Equation for photosynthesis
Which best represents the overall equation for photosynthesis?
12 H2O + Light energy β C6H12O6 + 6 O2 + 6 CO2 + 6 H2O
6 CO2 + 12 H2O + Light energy β C6H12O6 + 6 O2 + 6 H2O
C6H12O6 + 6 O2 + 12 H2O + Light energy β 6 CO2 + 12 H2O
6 CO2 + 12 H2O + Light energy β C6H12O6 + 6 O2
6 CO2 + Light energy β C6H12O6 + 6 O2 + 6 H2O
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6 CO2 + 12 H2O + Light energy β C6H12O6 + 6 O2 + 6 H2O
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which types of organisms carry out cellular respiration? Is it heterotrophs, autotrophs,or both?
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Both heterotrophs and autotrophs carry out cellular respiration.
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Can the Calvin cycle occur in the dark?
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as long as there is sufficient co2,ATP and NADPH.
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Photosynthesis Takes in CO2
Converts H2O to O2
found only in photoautotrophs
produces organic molecules
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Photosynthesis
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cellular respiration
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Produces CO2
O2 exits as H2O
Consumes glucose
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Autotrophs use the_____ to make organic molecules.
A) NADPH
B) organic molecules
C)light reactions
D)Energy
E)NADH
F) Electrons
G) Calvin Cycle
H)o2
I) Plant pigments
J)ATP
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G) Calvin Cycle
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o2 Is produced in the____
A) NADPH
B) organic molecules
C)light reactions
D)Energy
E)NADH
F) Electrons
G) Calvin Cycle
H)o2
I) Plant pigments
J)ATP
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C)light reactions
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The light reactions involve a series of____ conversions
A) NADPH
B) organic molecules
C)light reactions
D)Energy
E)NADH
F) Electrons
G) Calvin Cycle
H)o2
I) Plant pigments
J)ATP
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D)Energy
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An electron carrier called_____ drives the Calvin cycle.
A) NADPH
B) organic molecules
C)light reactions
D)Energy
E)NADH
F) Electrons
G) Calvin Cycle
H)o2
I) Plant pigments
J)ATP
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A) NADPH
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H2o provides___ for light reactions.
A) NADPH
B) organic molecules
C)light reactions
D)Energy
E)NADH
F) Electrons
G) Calvin Cycle
H)o2
I) Plant pigments
J)ATP
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F) Electrons
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Role of plant pigments in photosynthesis
Which best explains the role of plant pigments in photosynthesis?
Convert heat to electricity
Provide electrons
Absorb light energy
Produce photon energy
Reduce NADP
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Absorb light energy
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Which has a higher energy,gamma rays or radio waves?
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gamma waves
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what type of reaction am I?ATP is a product
NADPH is a product
Oxidation of water
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light
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Calvin cycle ATP is consumed
Reduction by NADPH
Reduction of carbon compounds
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Calvin cycle
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Example of carbon fixation
Which best represents an example of carbon fixation?
The oxidation of NADPH to form NADP.
The reduction of carbohydrates by NADPH.
The regeneration of RuBP.
The conversion of 1,3-BPG into G3P.
The incorporation of CO2 into organic molecules.
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The incorporation of CO2 into organic molecules.
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Role of rubisco in the Calvin cycle
What is the role of rubisco in the Calvin cycle?
The production of O2 from CO2.
The conversion of G3P into glucose.
The formation of G3P.
The regeneration of RuBP.
As a catalyst to add CO2 onto RuBP.
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As a catalyst to add CO2 onto RuBP.
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what type of plant am I? sensitive to photorespiration
Produces 3-phosphoglycerate
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C3 plants
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C4 plants
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Have bundle sheath cells
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found in desert plants
makes crassulacean acid
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CAM plants
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Photosynthesis uses____ to produce ATP,NADPH,and O2.
A)light reactions
B)light energy
C)chlorophyll
D)Calvin cycle
E)carbon fixation
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light energy
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_____captures the light energy for photosynthesis
A)light reactions
B)light energy
C)chlorophyll
D)Calvin cycle
E)carbon fixation
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chlorophyll
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ATP and NADPH drive the _____
A)light reactions
B)light energy
C)chlorophyll
D)Calvin cycle
E)carbon fixation
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Calvin cycle
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The calvin cycle performs___ during photosynthesis.
A)light reactions
B)light energy
C)chlorophyll
D)Calvin cycle
E)carbon fixation
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carbon fixation
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Water is converted to oxygen and releases electrons in the____
A)light reactions
B)light energy
C)chlorophyll
D)Calvin cycle
E)carbon fixation
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light reactions
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Effect of atrazine on photosynthesis
Atrazine is an herbicide that competes with Q (plastoquinone) for the electrons that are released from Photosystem II after it is struck by light. Which of the following products of the light reaction would atrazine prevent from forming?
ATP
NADPH
ATP and oxygen
ATP and NADPH
NADPH and oxygen
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ATP and NADPH
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Effect of paraquat on photosynthesis
Paraquat is an herbicide that competes with FD (Ferredoxin) for the electrons that are released from Photosystem I after it is struck by light. Which of the following products of the light reaction would paraquat prevent from forming?
NADPH
ATP and oxygen
ATP
NADPH and oxygen
NADPH and ATP
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NADPH
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The electrons excited by sunlight are replaced by electrons from...
A mutation in plant photosystem I allows it to accept electrons from photosystem II but prevents the electrons from being excited by sunlight. The likely effect on the plant from this mutation is
more ATP and less NADPH is produced.
more ATP and more NADPH is produced.
less ATP and less NADPH is produced.
less ATP and more NADPH is produced.
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more ATP and less NADPH is produced.
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Photosynthetic pigments are clustered together to form photosystems
Photosynthetic pigments are found in the plasma membrane of a plant cell.
True
False
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False
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Plastoquinone is the primary electron acceptor for electrons leaving
Plastoquinone is the primary electron acceptor for electrons leaving photosystem II.
True
False
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True
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The Calvin Cycle takes place in the ________ of chloroplasts.
matrix
stroma
thylakoid membrane
inner membrane
outer membrane
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stroma
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The Calvin Cycle uses ________, which are products of the light reactions of photosynthesis.
CO2 and H2O
RuBP and O2
ADP and NADH
ATP and NADPH
3-phosphoglycerate and glucose
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ATP and NADPH
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Predict what would happen to the Calvin cycle if RuBP was a 4-carbon molecule able to accept a single CO2 molecule.
The Calvin cycle would require more ATP and NADPH to produce the same amount of glucose.
The Calvin cycle would require less ATP and NADPH to produce the same amount of glucose.
The Calvin cycle would require the same amount of ATP and NADPH to produce the same amount of glucose.
The Calvin cycle would be unaffected.
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The Calvin cycle would require more ATP and NADPH to produce the same amount of glucose.
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How many times must the Calvin cycle turn to produce 10 glucose molecules?
10
120
20
30
60
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60
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Number of times the Calvin cycle turns to produce...
How many turns of the Calvin cycle are needed to produce 30 molecules of glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate?
90
30
180
120
60
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90
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The water necessary for photosynthesis
A. Is split into h2 and o2
b. Is directly involved in the synthesis f carbohydrates
C. Provides the electrons to replace lost electrons in photosystem ll.
d. provides h+ needed to synthesize G3P
e. does non of the above
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C. Provides the electrons to replace lost electrons in photosystem ll.
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The reaction center oigment differs from the other pigment molecules of the light-harvesting complex in that
a. the reaction center pigment carotenoid.
b.the reaction center pigment absorbs light energy and transfes that engery to other molecules without the transfer of electrons
c. the reaction center pigment does not transfer excited electrons to the primary electron acceptor
e. the reaction center acts as an ATP synthase to produce ATP
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c. the reaction center pigment does not transfer excited electrons to the primary electron acceptor
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the cyclic electron flow that occurs via photosystem l produces
a.NADPH
b. oxygen
c.ATP
D. all of the above
E. a and c only
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c.ATP
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during noncyclic electron flow, the high-energy electron from P680
a. eventually moves to NADP+
b. becomes incorporated in water molecules
c.is pumped into the thylakoid space to drive ATP production
d. provides the energy necessary to split water molecules.
e.falls back to the low-energy state in photosystem ll
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a. eventually moves to NADP+
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During the first phase of the Calvin cycle, carbon dioxide is incorporated into ribulose bisphospahate (RuBP) by
a. oxaloacetate
b.rubisco
c.RuBP
d.quinone
e.G3P
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b.rubisco
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The NADPH produced durin the light reactions is necessary for
a the carbon fixation phase, which incorporates carbon dioxide into an organic molecule of the calvin cycle
b. the reduction phase,which produces carbohydrates in the calvin cycle
c. the regeneration of RuBP of the calvin cycle
d. all of the above
e. a and b only
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b. the reduction phase,which produces carbohydrates in the calvin cycle
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the majority of the G3P produced during the reduction and carbohydrate production pase is used to produce
a.glucose
b.ATP
c.RuBP to continue the cycle.rubisco
d.rubisco
e.all of the above
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c.RuBP to continue the cycle
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Photorespiration
a.is a process where plants use sunlight to make ATP
b.b.is an inefficient way plants can produce organic molecules and in the process uses 02 and release CO2
c.is a process that plants use to convert light energy to NADPH
d.occurs in the thykoid lumen
e.is the normal process of carbohydrate production in cool moist enviroments.
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b.is an inefficient way plants can produce organic molecules and in the process uses 02 and release CO2
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Photorespiration is avoided in C4 plants because
a. these plants separate the formation of a four-carbon molecule from the rest of the Calvin cycle in different cells.
b. these plants carry out only anaerobic respiration
c, the enzyme PEP functions to maintain high CO2 concentrations in the bundle-sheath cells.
d. all of the above
e.a and c only
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e.a and c only
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Plants commonly found in hot and dry environments that carry out carbon fixtation at night are
a.oak trees
b.c3 plants
c. CAM plants
d.all of the above
e. A and b only
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c. CAM plants
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