Question

The carbon used in photosynthesis comes from:
A. coal
B. plant tissue
C. carbon dioxide
D. water

Answer 1

Uranus he he he he

Answer 2

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Answer 3

carbon comes from Uranus; what? Also carbon dioxide.

Answer 4

so C is my answer?

Answer 5

It can carbon in the name it starts with C. All signs point to YES

Answer 6

It's probably C

Answer 7

What is ATP?
A. An energy-storing compound
B. An organelle involved in the storage of food in plants
C. A series of reactions in which glucose is broken down
D. The primary pigment in green plants

Is my answer C?

Answer 8

(a)

Answer 9

ATP is adenosine triphosphate which is made in the mitochondria of animals(not sure about plants)

Answer 10

mitochondria in plants too

Answer 11

(c) would be glycolysis

Answer 12

but my answer for it is A right?

Answer 13

Yes

Answer 14

Plants capture energy from

A. the atmosphere.
B. sunlight.
C. carbon dioxide.
D. the mitochondria.


my answer would be sunlight right?

Answer 15

Yes

Answer 16

Why is Uranus not one of the choices? All energy comes from there

Answer 17

Stop being rude @cblrtopas

Answer 18

Light is necessary for the __________ .

A. Calvin cycle to proceed.
B. light-independent reactions to occur.
C. light-dependant reactions to occur.
D. None of the above

Answer 19

is my answer A

Answer 20

I'm not sure

Answer 21

It's not a though

Answer 22

It's c

Answer 23

how about this one:

During the light-independent reactions of photosynthesis energy from ATP and NADPH are converted into

A. proteins.
B. carbohydrates (simple sugars).
C. PGA molecules.
D. lipids.

Answer 24

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