1. 7 Photosynthesis chapter 6

2. 1. Which of the following directly uses the sun’s energy to make its own food?

3. 2. Heterotrophs

4. 3. The five components of ATP

5. 4. Energy that is stored in ATP becomes available when

6. 5.Energy used to make ATP comes from

7. 6. The organelle responsible for photosynthesis is the

8. 7. The light reactions take place in the

9. 8. What color appears when all of the colors of the spectrum of light are absorbed

10. 9. Blue has shorter wavelengths than red

11. 10. Which pigment is directly involved in the light reactions?

12. 11. Other pigments that are present are called accessory pigments because they

13. 12. What is leaf part is A? A.

14. 13. The end products of photosynthesis are

15. 14. Energy trapped by chlorophyll is stored

16. 15. Another name for the colors of the rainbow

17. 16. A photon is

18. 17. Which of the following must directly have sunlight?

19. 18. What products from the light reaction are needed in the dark reactions?

20. 19. Which two colors are absorbed the most by the chloroplast?

21. 20. What type of reaction would Photosynthesis be classified as?

22. 21. What are 2 reactants of photosynthesis?

23. 22. Pigments

24. 23. The food in a leaf is transported by

25. 24. Photosynthesis occurs in these cells in the leaf

26. 25. The Calvin Cycle occurs in the…

27. 26. The energy for dark reactions comes directly from where?

28. 27. What is the energy currency for cells?

29. 28. When an enzyme adds a phosphate to an ADP molecule it becomes ATP.

30. 29. Photosynthetic rate depends on which of the following?

31. 30. Enzyme activity depends on what?

32. 31. Water is split during what reaction(s)?

33. 32. NADPH + accepts hydrogen during what reaction(s)?

34. 33. The leaves of a plant appear green because…

35. 34. Converting ADP to ATP requires energy to be…

36. 35. Which of the following transports water and minerals in plants?

37. 36. This leaf part controls the opening and closing of the stomata

38. 37. What leaf part is B? B.B.

39. 38. Cell power comes from