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Biology II Ch. 7 Mastery Learning in Worksheets

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

chlorophyll
a.
organic product of photosynthesis
d.
site of light-dependent reactions
b.
released by photosynthesis
e.
site of light-independent reactions
c.
reactant of photosynthesis
f.
molecule-absorbing solar energy
 

 2. 

oxygen
a.
organic product of photosynthesis
d.
site of light-dependent reactions
b.
released by photosynthesis
e.
site of light-independent reactions
c.
reactant of photosynthesis
f.
molecule-absorbing solar energy
 

 3. 

stroma
a.
organic product of photosynthesis
d.
site of light-dependent reactions
b.
released by photosynthesis
e.
site of light-independent reactions
c.
reactant of photosynthesis
f.
molecule-absorbing solar energy
 

 4. 

sugar
a.
organic product of photosynthesis
d.
site of light-dependent reactions
b.
released by photosynthesis
e.
site of light-independent reactions
c.
reactant of photosynthesis
f.
molecule-absorbing solar energy
 

 5. 

thylakoid membrane
a.
organic product of photosynthesis
d.
site of light-dependent reactions
b.
released by photosynthesis
e.
site of light-independent reactions
c.
reactant of photosynthesis
f.
molecule-absorbing solar energy
 

 6. 

water
a.
organic product of photosynthesis
d.
site of light-dependent reactions
b.
released by photosynthesis
e.
site of light-independent reactions
c.
reactant of photosynthesis
f.
molecule-absorbing solar energy
 

 7. 

Each of the following is a product of photosynthesis EXCEPT
a.
carbon dioxide
c.
oxygen
b.
organic food
d.
carbohydrate
 

 8. 

Photosynthesis occurs best at wavelengths that are
a.
blue
c.
infrared
b.
gamma
d.
ultraviolet
 

 9. 

Each is a product of light-dependent reactions EXCEPT
a.
ATP
c.
oxygen
b.
NADPH
d.
sugar
 

 10. 

The cyclic pathways of photosynthesis produce
a.
ATP only
c.
ATP and NADPH
b.
NADPH only
d.
organic sugars only
 

 11. 

Carbon dioxide fixation occurs when CO2 combines with
a.
ATP
c.
PGAL
b.
NADPH
d.
RuBP
 

 12. 

Which of the following pathways uses the enzyme PEPcase?
a.
C2
c.
CAM
b.
C3
d.
CAP
 

 13. 

The enzyme that produces ATP from ADP + P in the thylakoid is
a.
RuBP carboxylase
d.
ATP synthase
b.
rubisco
e.
coenzyme A
c.
ATPase
 

 14. 

Which statement is NOT true regarding chemiosmosis?
a.
H+ ion concentration is higher in the stroma than in the thylakoid space
b.
The electron transport system pumps H+ from the stroma into the thylakoid space
c.
The ATP synthase complex is present in the thylakoid membrane
d.
All of these are true
 

 15. 

Which of the following is NOT a stage in the Calvin cycle?
a.
carbon dioxide fixation
c.
carbon dioxide reduction
b.
carbon dioxide oxidation
d.
ribulose bisphosphate regeneration
 

 16. 

Which of these descriptions is NOT true of photosynthesis?
a.
not affected by temperature
d.
involves a reduction reaction
b.
not affected by solar energy
e.
more likely to occur during the day
c.
requires a supply of oxygen
 

 17. 

Which of these is NOT true of chlorophyll?
a.
absorbs solar energy
b.
located in the grana
c.
located in the thylakoid membranes
d.
passes electrons directly to NADP+
e.
passes electrons to an acceptor molecule
 

 18. 

The two major sets of reactions involved in photosynthesis are
a.
the cyclic and noncyclic electron pathway
b.
the Calvin and Krebs cycles
c.
the Calvin cycle and the electron transport system
d.
the light-dependent and light-independent reactions
 

 19. 

Which of the following statements is NOT true of the Calvin cycle?
a.
RuBP is regenerated with the use of ATP
b.
Glucose phosphate is synthesized from PGAL
c.
NADPH is used to reduce PGAL to PGA
d.
Five molecules of PGAL are used to reform three molecules of RuBP
 

 20. 

Photosystem II gets replacement electrons from
a.
the sun
d.
photosystem I
b.
water molecules
e.
NADPH
c.
ATP
 

Short Answer
 

 21. 

How is life dependent on photosynthesis?
 

 22. 

Why is photosynthesis dependent on the degree of compartmentalization in cells?
 



 
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