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1: Where would you find a photosytem?
Within a mitochondria
Within the granum
Within the stroma
Within the inner membrane of the envelope
Within the outer membrane of the envelope
Within the membrane of the thylakoid


2: What is passed from the light dependent reactions to the light independent reactions?
Reduced NADP
ATP
ADP
An electron
NAD
Glucose


3: Examine the diagram below showing cyclic phosphorylation. What photosystem is involved in this?
PS 1
PS 2
Carotenoid photosystems


4: Put these sentences in the correct order to describe cyclic phosphorylation:

A) Light is transferred to chlorophyll a
B)Energy is released and ATP synthesized
C) PS 1 absorbs light
D) It is captured by an electron acceptor and passed to chlorophyll a
E) An electron is excited to a higher energy level and is emitted
F) It is passed along a chain of electron carriers
A - C - B - D - E - F
A - E - F - D - B - C
C - E - D - F - B - A
C - A - E - F - D - B
C - A - E - F - B - D
A - C - E - D - F - B


5: The fixation of CO2 is
Light dependent
Light independent


6: Examine the diagram below. For water to enter a guard cell, there must be a
drop in its water potential
rise in its water potential


7: Examine the diagram below. What layer contains the most photosynthetically active cells
A
B
C
E
F
H


8: What type of autotroph is Nitrosomas bacter

9:

Which photosystem includes the photolysis of water
PS 1
PS 2
Both
Neither


10: Describe what happens in the Calvin cycle

11:

Examine the image below. What is shown by the arrowed line on the graph?
Carotenoids
Chlorophyll a
Chlorophyll b


12: Which reactions include the splitting of water to give hydrogen ions and the synthesis of ATP in photophosphorylation>
Light dependent reactions
Light independent


13: The diagram below shows an open stomata. What has been actively removed from the cell ?
H+ ions
K+ ions
Water molecules


14: What colour light energy is trapped by chlorophyll a?
Yellow
Orange
Yellow-green
Blue-green


15: Where do the light independent reactions take place?
Cytoplasm
Mitochondria
Rou ER
Thylakoid membrane
Stroma


16: Examine the image below, which shows experimental results for green light. What type of graph is it?
A photosynthetic action spectrum
A photosynthetic absorption spectrum


17: Explain what you know about limiting factors in photosynthesis

18:

What colour does dichlorophenolindophenol go in the presence of light and chloroplasts
Blue
Colourless
Red
Green


19: Examine the graph below. Which line is likely to reflect photosynthesis at optimum temperature levels?
A
B
C
20: What is involved in non-cyclic phosphorylation
PS 1
PS 2
Both
Carotenoids


21: Chlorophyll b is
A primary pigment
A chemiautotrophic pigment
An accessory pigment
22: Light of a shorter wavelength contains
more energy than light of a longer wavelength
Less energy than light of a longer wavelength
The same energy as light of a longer wavelength


23: a reducing agent
donates electrons
accepts electrons
polarises electrons


24: Describe five features of palisdae cells that assist them in their role in absorbing light and gaseous exchange

25:

Examine the image below. What term is given to such clusters of photosynthetic pigments?

26:

What is at the centre of the structure shown above?
Carotenoid
Chlorophyll a
Chlorophyll b


27: What diffuses into a guard cell along an electrochemical gradient, causing the stomata to open?
Water
H+ ions
K+ ions


28: Examine the diagram below. Where are the palisade cells?
A
B
C
E
F
G
H


29: What is most responsible for minimalising water loss?
A
B
C
D
E
F


30: Examine the image below. Which letter represents the stroma
A
B
C
D
E
F

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