BIOLOGY 1 2nd
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- Q1What are the products of photosynthesis?glucose and oxygenlactic acidcarbon dioxide and water30s
- Q2What color is chlorophyll?blackredgreenyellow30s
- Q3Where does photosynthesis take place?in the cell wallin the nucleusin the chloroplasts20s
- Q4What are the reactants of photosynthesis?carbon dioxide and oxygenglucose and watercarbon dioxide and water20s
- Q5When do plants respire?during the day onlyduring the night onlyduring the day and night20s
- Q6When do plants photosynthesis?during the night onlyduring the day onlyduring the day and night20s
- Q7What are the cells near the top of leaves called?Root hair cellRed blood cellPalisade cells20s
- Q8What does xylem carry?carbohydratessoilbloodwater20s
- Q9What do stomata do?allow carbon dioxide to diffuse into leavesallow oxygen to diffuse into leavesstop carbon dioxide diffusing into leaves20s
- Q10How are root hair cell adapted?huge surface areasmall arealimited area20s
- Q11Photosynthesis is a _________ process.AnabolicExothermicCatabolicMetabolic20s
- Q12Name the pigment which is responsible for absorption of light in plants?ChlorophyllPhloemStomataXylem20s
- Q13The light reactions of photosynthesis supply the Calvin Cycle withCO2 and ATPsugar and O2ATP and NADPHLight energy20s
- Q14Which of the following does not occur during the Calvin Cycle?carbon fixationoxidation of NADPHconsumption of ATPrelease of oxygen20s
- Q15Calvin cycle is involved in the __________.synthesis of NADPHsynthesis of glucosesynthesis of ATPhydrolysis of water20s