A) To convert light energy into chemical energy. B) To generate heat energy. C) To absorb nutrients from soil. D) To produce carbon dioxide.
A) Chlorophyll. B) Melanin. C) Carotene. D) Xanthophyll.
A) Water absorption. B) Synthesis of glucose. C) Oxygen production only. D) Converting light into chemical energy.
A) NADH. B) ADP. C) GTP. D) ATP.
A) Light-dependent reactions and Calvin cycle. B) Glycolysis and Krebs cycle. C) Cellular respiration and fermentation. D) Dark reactions and aerobic respiration.
A) To provide electrons and protons. B) To absorb sunlight. C) To transport nutrients. D) To produce glucose directly.
A) Inner membrane. B) Outer membrane. C) Thylakoid membrane. D) Stroma.
A) Sunlight. B) Nuclear energy. C) Heat. D) Electricity.
A) Digestion. B) Respiration. C) Transpiration. D) Photosynthesis. |