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What happens to ATP while it is in the calvin cycle?
It gains a phosphate
It loses a phosphate
2
Which color are most plants?
Brown
Greens
Blues
Reds
3
What happens to the hydrogen from NADPH after it is lost in the calvin cycle?
It is used to create sugars
It is used to create oxygen
It is used to create air
It is used to create thylakoids
4
What does "chloro" mean?
Green
Chloe
Clean
Guts
5
What do the sugars store?
Passive energy
Chemical energy
Flower power
Physical energy
6
What two items are needed for light-dependent reactions?
sugar & sunlight
carbon dioxide & sunlight
water & carbon dioxide
water & sunlight
7
What does chlorophyll do?
It absorbs energy from biology
It absorbs lactose from visible light
It absorbs energy from visible light
It absorbs energy from chloroplasm light
8
What are light-dependent & light-independent?
They are two minor reactions in cellular respiration
They are two major reactions in cellular respiration
They are two minor reactions in photosynthesis
They are two major reactions in photosynthesis
9
What does the NADP+ function like?
ADP
ATP
10
What does photosynthesis do for the plant?
It gives it food
Both
Neither
It gives it energy
11
What is produced from the calvin cycle?
Oxygen
Sugar
12
Where does the calvin cycle get its energy from?
From the light-independent reaction
From the light-dependent reaction
13
What is produced from light-dependent reactions?
sugars
oxygen
carbon dioxide
water
14
What happens to the NADPH as it enters the Calvin cycle?
It loses a hydrogen
It gains a hydrogen
15
Where does photosynthesis occur inside a cell?
In chloroblasts
In chloroplasts
In chlorophyll
In chloroplasm
16
How do lions obtain their chemical energy
from
plants
?
Indirectly
Directly
17
What type of cell needs photosynthesis?
Animal cells
Plant cells
18
How do plant eating animals obtain their chemical energy
from the sun
?
Indirectly
Directly
19
What is an example of these chemical energies?
ATP
AMP
20
What energy is transferred from light-dependent reactions to the calvin cycle?
ADP
ATP
21
Animals that eat other animals is an example of:
Indirect energy from the sun
Direct energy from the sun
22
What does photosynthesis produce?
Cytoplasm
Sugars
Sticks
Cells
23
What does NADPH function like?
ATP
ADP
24
Where do light-dependent reactions take place?
Within & across the thylakoid membranes
In the stroma of chloroplasts
25
Which is the least naturally occurring color in nature?
Greens
Blues
Browns
Red
26
How do humans obtain chemical energy?
Neither
Directly
Indirectly
Both
27
Where does the calvin cycle take place?
In the thylakoids
In the membrane
In the stroma
In the water
28
What does the + represent in NADP+?
The missing hydrogen
A gaining hydrogen
29
Animals that eat only plants is an example of:
Indirect energy from the sun
Direct energy from the sun
30
What is needed for the stages in the calvin cycle?
carbon dioxide
sugar
water
sunlight
31
What is another name for light-independent reactions?
The Klein Cycle
The Kevin Cycle
The Calvin Cycle
The Calvin Klein Cycle
32
Where do we find chlorophyll?
Inside a membrane
Inside the cytoplasm
Inside a chloroplast
Inside a channel
33
What does chlorophyll do?
It makes a plant look green
It makes a plant look gradient
34
Where does light-dependent reactions get its energy from?
It captures it from the sun
It uses energy from the light-independent reaction
35
Where does NADPH lose its hydrogen?
In the light-dependent reaction
In the calvin cycle
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What happens to ATP after it enters the calvin cycle?
It remains ATP
It becomes ADp
