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Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration Answers

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Which best summarizes the flow of energy in a producer?

A
Sun à ADP à muscle cells
B
Sun à mitochondria à C6H12O6
C
Sun à chloroplasts à mitochondria
D
Sun à mitochondria à chloroplasts
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Which best describes the nature of cellular respiration?

A
It is an energy-seeking process.
B
It is an energy-gathering process.
C
It is an energy-releasing process.
D
It is an energy-destroying process.
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An important similarity between photosynthesis and cellular respiration is that both processes

A
use and store O2.
B
use and make ATP.
C
store energy in glucose.
D
release energy from glucose.
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Which statement is true for both photosynthesis and cellular respiration?

A
It occurs in consumers.
B
It occurs in producers.
C
It produces carbon dioxide.
D
It produces oxygen.
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Which statement is true for photosynthesis?

A
Producers use it.
B
Consumers use it.
C
Scavengers use it.
D
Decomposers use it.
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Hon placed aquatic plants in several test tubes that were filled with water. Then, he placed half of the test tubes in a dark closet and the other half in a well-lit room. When he recorded his data, some of the plants had formed many small bubbles on the leaves, and some did not. Which describes what Hon most likely observed and the reason for these results?

A
The plants in the dark formed bubbles because they released hydrogen gas.
B
The plants in the dark formed bubbles because they released water vapor.
C
The plants in the light formed bubbles because they released carbon dioxide gas.
D
The plants in the light formed bubbles because they released oxygen gas.
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The Calvin cycle and the Krebs cycle are referred to as cycles of chemical reactions because they

A
occur inside organelles.
B
start over continually.
C
are part of the carbon cycle.
D
allow energy to flow in ecosystems.

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