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What is the chemical equation for photosynthesis in words? - ANS water+carbon dioxide+light=oxygen and sugar What is the primary pigment found in cells that capture the sun's energy? - ANS chlorophyll What reaction occurs in thylakoids? - ANS light-dependent Where does the calvin cycle occur? - ANS stroma What two type of energies does the calvin cycle use? - ANS ATP and NADPH What does the calvin cycle do? - ANS converts carbon dioxide into sugars AP BIO PHOTOSYNTHESIS. EXAM 2025 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2 Copyright ©2025 FYNDLAY ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. what molecule does light-dependent reactions split and what does it produce? - ANS water and oxygen What does light-dependent reactions convert? - ANS ADP and NADP+ into ATP and NADPH What three factors affect the rate of photosynthesis? - ANS intensity of light, amount of water, temperature carbon fixation - ANS converting carbon dioxide into sugars redox reaction - ANS requires energy what type of reaction is carbon fixation? - ANS redox reaction what happens in light reac

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AP BIO PHOTOSYNTHESIS. EXAM 2025
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS



What is the chemical equation for photosynthesis in words? - ANS water+carbon

dioxide+light=oxygen and sugar




What is the primary pigment found in cells that capture the sun's energy? - ANS chlorophyll




What reaction occurs in thylakoids? - ANS light-dependent




Where does the calvin cycle occur? - ANS stroma




What two type of energies does the calvin cycle use? - ANS ATP and NADPH




What does the calvin cycle do? - ANS converts carbon dioxide into sugars




1 Copyright ©2025 FYNDLAY ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

, what molecule does light-dependent reactions split and what does it produce? - ANS water

and oxygen




What does light-dependent reactions convert? - ANS ADP and NADP+ into ATP and NADPH




What three factors affect the rate of photosynthesis? - ANS intensity of light, amount of

water, temperature




carbon fixation - ANS converting carbon dioxide into sugars




redox reaction - ANS requires energy




what type of reaction is carbon fixation? - ANS redox reaction




what happens in light reactions - ANS one molecule of chlorophyll absorbs one photon and

loses one electron




2 Copyright ©2025 FYNDLAY ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

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