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_________ 1. 6O2 +________  6H2O + Energy + 6CO2

CR: C6H12O6

_________4. ________+ 6H2O  ________ + C6H12O6

P: 6CO2, 6O2

2.Photosynthesis is a series of reactions that uses ____________________ energy from the sun to convert water and carbon dioxide into ____________________ and oxygen.

light, glucose

3.Photosynthesis takes place in a plant cell’s ___________________________.

chloroplast

4.Circle the pictures that go through photosynthesis.
flowers, trees, cactus, wigwam
5.Plants gather the sun’s energy with light-absorbing molecules called ________________________
pigments
6.Plants produce glucose (C6H1206), circle which Biomolecule represents glucose.
carbohydrates

7. Explain how a student would collect data on the rate of photosynthesis: observe the color? count gas bubbles? Check temperature of water?

Count gas bubbles

8. If a type of eubacteria contains chlorophyll, what does this type of bacteria have in common with plants?

capable of photosynthesis

9. Explain why light energy is written about the arrow in the equation for photosynthesis?

it is necessary for the reaction to occur

10. What molecule is represented by X?

ATP

11. Where is energy stored in a molecule of ATP?

in the bonds!

in the bonds!

12.

12.

13. Which pictures go through cellular respiration?

ALL of them!

14. Cellular respiration uses one molecule of glucose to make ______ ATP

36

15.Aerobic and Anaerobic are two types of Cellular Respiration. Fill in the following T-Chart with the correct words. ( with oxygen, without oxygen, fermentation, 36ATP, low ATP, lactic acid, running a marathon, sprinting, baking/brewing, mitochondria)

aerobic: with oxygen, 36 ATP, running a marathon, mitochondria anaerobic: without oxygen, sprinting, fermentation, low ATP, lactic acid, baking/brewing, mitochondria

16. In order list the main stages of cellular respiration in the presence of oxygen

glycolysis, krebs cycle, eletron transport chain

17. Many molecules are involved in the production of ATP from food. What is the essential carrier for energy for all of these molecules?

high energy electrons

18. Is the following picture a prokaryote or eukaryote? Explain 

18. Is the following picture a prokaryote or eukaryote? Explain

prokaryote- no nucleus, no organelles

19. Explain the condensation reaction and how it relates to amino acids and proteins.

allows amino acids to join together to build proteins

20. Explain the cellular process that takes place in the ribosomes that are bound to the ER.

synthesize (make) proteins

21. A substrate is affected by an enzyme . In order for an enzyme to be effective it must bind to the ______ transform the substrate in to ______ and release the products.

substrate, products

22. During cell respiration energy is transferred from ___________ to ____________

glucose to ATP

23. 

23.

24. Energy is captured and stored in the chloroplast/mitochondria and released in the chloroplast/mitochondria

chloroplast, mitochondria

25. The removal of a third phosphate group from ATP will result in release, creation, absorption of energy 

25. The removal of a third phosphate group from ATP will result in release, creation, absorption of energy

release

26. The type of energy transformation that occurs in photosynthesis is: electrical to mechanical, light to chemical, heat to electrical

light to chemical

27. Label the processes that are represented the A and B 

27. Label the processes that are represented the A and B

A- Cell Respiration


B- Photosynthesis

28. Label reactants and products

28. Label reactants and products

32. What materials move out of the chloroplast from the calvin cycle?

32. What materials move out of the chloroplast from the calvin cycle?

C6H12O6

33. What materials move out of the chloroplast from the light dependent reactions?

33. What materials move out of the chloroplast from the light dependent reactions?

oxygen, ATP, NADPH

34. Fill in the blank on the diagram

38. List the main ATP producing pathway during aerobic respiraton

Electron Transport Chain

39. What process occurs during the electron transport chain? High energy electrons from the __________cycle convert ___________ to ATP

Krebs, ADP

40. Compare and contrast photosynthesis from cellular respiration. Explain why they are considered complimentary

contrast: photosynthesis takes place in chloroplast, cell resp. takes place in mitochondria


complimentary: oxygen and glucose are produced during photosynthesis and used during cellular respiration (same formula but reversed)