1. What happens to the sugars that are made during photosynthesis? A. They move directly into the Electron Transport Chain
B. They go back into the light-independent reactions of the Calvin Cycle
C. They can be used for cellular respiration or stored as starches
D. They make ATP by bonding together

2. Energy is released from an ATP molecule for cellular processes when it...
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has a phosphate group removed
has a phosphate group added
converts a phosphate group to ADP
produces sugar molecules

3. If oxygen is unavailable to the cell...
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glycolysis will proceed directly into the Kreb's Cycle, then the Electron Transport Chain
glycolysis will proceed directly to the Electron Transport Chain, bypassing the Kreb's Cycle
glycolysis will proceed into either lactic acid or alcoholic fermentation
glycolysis will not be able to occur; the cell will be unable to make ATP

4. The primary light-absorbing pigment molecules found in plant leaves and used during photosynthesis are called...
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Chloroplasts
Thylakoids
Chlorophyll
ATP

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