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Duplicate of Photosynthesis
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A #review of #basics of #photosynthesis for #9thgrade #biology
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Energy in the reactants of photosynthesis are
destroyed
lost
same
transformed
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The formula for photosynthesis is:
ATP+NADPH->Glucose+CO2
6CO2+6H2O->Glucose+6O2
CO2 +H2O->Glucose+O2
CO2+O2->Glucose+H2O
3
Energy is released from ATP through the loss of
a phosphate group
it's dignity
an adenosine group
ribose group
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Plants appear green because they
reflect green light
They absorb green light
They reflect blue light
They reflect red light
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Photosynthesis takes place in the
nucleus
chloroplast
Golgi body
mitochondria
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The energy currency of the cell is
ADP
ATP
NADPH
NAD+
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CO2 is taken in by the
inner membrane
leaf
roots
stomata
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In photosynthesis matter/atoms of the reactants are
transformed into energy
destroyed during the reaction
transformed into new molecules
lost in the atmoshpere
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Water is taken in by the
roots
leaf
stomata
petals
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Photosynthesis transforms ________ energy into _________ energy.
light, water
chemical, solar
solar, chemical
dark, ligh
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The product of photosynthesis are
Glucose and oxygen
light and water
CO2
ADP and NAD+
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There is more energy in the products of photosynthesis because
more energy is stored in the newly formed bonds.
there is not more energy in the products.
Energy is equal in both reactants and products.
more energy are in cells.
13
The reactants of photosynthesis are
Carbon Dioxide, Light and Water,
All of the above
CO2 an RubP
ATP and NADPH
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The pigment that captures light in the chloroplast is called
Xanthophyl
Caratonid
Paint
Chlorophyll
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The reaction of photosynthesis needs energy from the _______________to get started
darkness
ATP and NADPH
sunlight
CO2
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When CO2 and H20 get to the chloroplasts they....
Break down into molecules and form products.
Break down into atoms and rearrange into products.
Break down into cannibals
Break down on the dance floor