Question 1
What is photosynthesis?
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A process where plants use light energy to make glucose
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A process where plants break down glucose to release energy
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A process where plants absorb oxygen through roots
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A process where plants convert proteins into minerals
Question 2
Which gas is taken in by leaves for photosynthesis?
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Carbon dioxide
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Oxygen
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Nitrogen
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Hydrogen
Question 3
Which substance is produced by photosynthesis and used as plant food?
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Glucose
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Starch
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Cellulose
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Chlorophyll
Question 4
Which gas is released by photosynthesis?
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Oxygen
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Carbon dioxide
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Methane
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Sulfur dioxide
Question 5
In which cell organelle does photosynthesis happen?
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Chloroplast
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Mitochondrion
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Nucleus
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Ribosome
Question 6
What is the role of chlorophyll?
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To absorb light energy
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To absorb mineral ions from soil
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To transport sugars in phloem
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To store oxygen in roots
Question 7
Which raw material for photosynthesis is absorbed from the soil?
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Water
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Glucose
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Oxygen
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Protein
Question 8
Which tissue transports water to leaves for photosynthesis?
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Xylem
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Phloem
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Epidermis
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Palisade layer
Question 9
Where does most photosynthesis occur in a leaf?
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Palisade mesophyll cells
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Lower epidermis
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Guard cells only
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Phloem vessels
Question 10
Why are many palisade cells near the top of a leaf?
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They receive more light
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They absorb most water directly from air
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They release carbon dioxide for respiration only
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They store all mineral ions permanently
Question 11
What is the function of stomata in photosynthesis?
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They allow carbon dioxide to enter the leaf
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They absorb water from the xylem
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They produce glucose directly
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They move sugars into the phloem
Question 12
What happens to photosynthesis rate if light intensity increases and no other factor is limiting?
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The rate increases
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The rate always decreases
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The rate stays at zero
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The rate is unchanged at all light levels
Question 13
If carbon dioxide concentration is very low, what happens to photosynthesis?
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The rate is limited and stays low
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The rate becomes maximum
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Photosynthesis changes into respiration
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Oxygen production doubles immediately
Question 14
What is a limiting factor?
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A factor in shortest supply that restricts the rate
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A factor that always increases the rate
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A factor that only affects respiration
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A factor that is never measurable
Question 15
Which pair are limiting factors for photosynthesis?
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Light intensity and carbon dioxide concentration
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Oxygen concentration and blood glucose
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Saliva pH and heart rate
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Nerve impulse speed and body temperature only
Question 16
Why can farmers add carbon dioxide in some greenhouses?
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To increase photosynthesis and crop yield
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To reduce light absorption by leaves
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To stop water transport in xylem
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To prevent all respiration in plants
Question 17
Which statement links photosynthesis and food chains correctly?
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Photosynthesis stores energy in biomass that consumers depend on
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Consumers make all biomass directly from sunlight
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Photosynthesis removes energy from ecosystems permanently
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Only decomposers use glucose made by plants
Question 18
What can plants make using glucose from photosynthesis?
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Starch for storage
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Mineral ions from water
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Oxygen as the main storage molecule
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Carbon dioxide for transport in phloem
Question 19
A plant is kept in darkness for \(24\,\mathrm{hours}\). What happens to photosynthesis?
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It stops because no light energy is available
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It doubles because chlorophyll is concentrated
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It continues at the same rate
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It changes into anaerobic respiration
Question 20
Which word equation is correct for photosynthesis?
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\(\text{Carbon dioxide} + \text{water} \to \text{glucose} + \text{oxygen}\)
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\(\text{Glucose} + \text{oxygen} \to \text{carbon dioxide} + \text{water}\)
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\(\text{Carbon dioxide} + \text{oxygen} \to \text{glucose} + \text{water}\)
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\(\text{Water} + \text{glucose} \to \text{carbon dioxide} + \text{oxygen}\)