Photosynthesis Test Flashcards

1
Q

What kind of reaction is photosynthesis?

A

anabolic

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2
Q

Is photosynthesis endergonic or exergonic?

A

endergonic

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3
Q

Sunlight is absorbed as packets of energy called ______

A

photons

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4
Q

Photosynthesis occurs mainly in the _____ of plants

A

leaves

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5
Q

Pores on the underside of leaves are called ____

A

stoma

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6
Q

What are the cells in leaves that contain chlorophyll?

A

mesosphyll cells

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7
Q

What cell in a leaf does photosynthesis occur?

A

mesophyll cell

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8
Q

What is the thick fluid inside of a chloroplast?

A

stroma

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9
Q

Stacks of thylakoids are called ____

A

granum

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10
Q

Why do leave turn colors in the fall?

A

the chlorophyll produces less green pigment and carotenoids are seen more

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11
Q

Light dependent reactions use energy from the ____ to produce _____ and the energy carrier ____

A

sun
NADPH
ATP

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12
Q

What is another name for the Calvin Cycle?

A

carbon fixation or the C3 pathway

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13
Q

where do light dependent reactions take place?

A

thylakoid membrane

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14
Q

What amount of wavelengths does photosystem 2 absorb?

A

680 nm

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15
Q

where does the Calvin Cycle occur?

A

stroma

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16
Q

what gas is used in the calvin cycle to produce glucose?

A

carbon

17
Q

What are 2 plants that use different pathways to make food?

A

CAM and C4

18
Q

what are examples of C4 plants?

A

grasses
corn
sugarcane

19
Q

photosynthesis occurs in what two places in C4 plants?

A

light reactions - mesophyll cells

calvin cycle - bundle sheathe cells

20
Q

C4 plants make a ____ carbon sugar called ____ in the mesophyll cells that enters bundle sheath cells

A

4

malate

21
Q

name two examples of CAM plants

A

pineapple trees
ice plants
cacti

22
Q

CAM plants ____ their stomata during the day and ____ them at night

A

close

open

23
Q

What factors effect photsynthesis?

A

light
temperature
water
CO2

24
Q

what is the splitting of water by light energy called?

A

photolysis

25
Q

why does the water molecule split in light reactions?

A

the electrons cause it to split

26
Q

what happens to the water molecule after its split?

A

oxygen- releases through the stoma into the atmosphere

hydrogen-build up in the thylakoid,
some become NADPH

electrons- PS2 to the ETC to PS1 become NADPH

27
Q

why is ATP made in the light reactions and where is it used?

A

ATP synthase phosphorylates ADP + P to make ATP for the calvin cycle

28
Q

what is given off in the light reactions?

A

ATP
NADPH
O2

29
Q

what does the electron transport chain?

A

a series of proteins that transports highly energized electrons

30
Q

How does ATP synthase help H+ ions?

A

it helps them in the thylakoid space pass through the membrane to the stroma

31
Q

What is the equation for NADP+ becoming NADPH

A

NADP + H+ = NADPH

32
Q

What are the reactants and products of light dependent reactions?

A

light H20

NADPH ATP O2

33
Q

What are the reactants and products of the calvin cycle?

A

CO2

glucose

34
Q

which molecule is used by all living things to store and transfer energy?

A

ATP

35
Q

what are the parts of an ATP molecule?

A

adine
ribose
phosphate

36
Q

which molecule is burned by all living things for energy?

A

ATP