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Study Sheet for Chapter 8 Test ANSWERS 1. EQUATION • For photosynthesis light •6 H2O + 6 CO2 -----> •C6H12O6+ 6 O2 2. Going in and out • What goes into • H20 and CO2 the stoma? both LIR • What goes out of the stoma? • Water and O2 Both LDR Definitions: • Incorporation of Carbon carbon from CO2 fixation (unusable) to make organic compounds (usable) like glucose Absorption of Chlorophyll Graph • What color wavelength is absorbed by chlorophyll a at its highest peak? • Blue-violet and red • What color is absorbed by carotene pigment? • Orange Absorption of Chlorophyll Graph • What color wavelength is reflected by chlorophyll a at its highest peak? Green and yellow HINT: WOULD THE REFLECTION BE HIGH OR LOW ON AN ABSORPTION GRAPH? 3. Main function of chlorophyll • • • • Turn the leaf yellow Capture sunlight energy Make sugar from carbon dioxide Make rubisco • ANSWER: capture sunlight energy Definitions: • rubisco • Enzyme that combines CO2 with RuBP to start the Calvin cycle DIAGRAMS • Leaf Cross Section • Check your study guide bottom pg. 1 Answers • • • • • • • • • A=cuticle B=Upper epidermis C=Vein D=Phloem E=xylem F=Palisade layer G=spongy layer H=guard cell I=stomata DIAGRAM 680 F 700 • • • • • • A. PS II B. ETC C. PS I D. thylakoid interior E. ATP synthase F. stroma Do You Know????? • What is under the XXXX’s? • ANSWER: Stromal lamella XXXX 4. Chlorophyll a • Reflects what pigments the most? • ANSWER: Green and yellow • Absorbs what pigments the most? • ANSWER: Blue-violet and red 5. Where does the oxygen come from? • • • • Splitting of oxygen Splitting of water Pure oxygen taken into a leaf Glucose breaking apart • ANSWER: splitting of water REDOX QUESTION: CO2 C6H12O6 • Oxidized? • Reduced? • ANSWER: Reduced • (gains H+) GER • (gains e-) REDOX QUESTION: H2O O2 • Oxidized? • Reduced? • ANSWER: Oxidized • (lose H+) LEO • (lose e-) 6. Sugar (glucose) is assembled where? • • • • A. thylakoid interior B. thylakoid membrane C. stroma D. outer membrane • ANSWER: stroma • (in LIR) Where do they take place? • LDR • Thylakoid disk • LIR •stroma Where does each take place? • • • • • • LIR LDR Calvin cycle ETC Chemiosmosis Splitting of water • • • • Stroma Thylakoid disks Stroma Thylakoid membrane • Thylakoid interior through thylakoid membrane to stroma • Thylakoid interior Definitions: • Photophosphorylation • autotrophs • Using light to make ATP (ADP + P) by chemiosmosis • Organism that makes its own food (photosynthetic plants)-plants also known as PRODUCERS 8. What 2 hi-energy molecules are made in the LDR to run the LIR? • • • • A. ATP and NADPH B. ADP and NADP C. ADP and NADPH D. ATP and NADP • ANSWER: A 9. What is another name for the LIR? • • • • ETC LDR Krebs cycle Calvin cycle • ANSWER: Calvin cycle (LIR) CHLOROPLAST DIAGRAM • • • • • • F A. Outer membrane B. inner membrane C. granum D. thylakoid disk E. stroma F. stromal lamella 10. What happens when a pigment molecule absorbs a photon? • Electrons leave the pigment molecules • Electrons are added to the pigment • Electrons in the pigment gain energy and are raised to an excited state • The electrons in the pigment lost energy and fall to the ground state • ANSWER: Electrons in the pigment gain energy and are raised to an excited state 11. WHAT ARE THE PRODUCTS? • Of LDR? • Of LIR? • ATP and NADPH and oxygen • Glucose and ADP and NADP+ 12. How many turns? • Of the Calvin cycle to produce one molecule of glucose? • 1 • 2 • 3 • 6 • ANSWER: 6 What makes glucose? • • • • • 2 molecules of G3P 3 molecules of RuBP 4 molecules of CO2 An ATP and a G3P 2 NADPH and 4 ATP • ANSWER: 2 molecules of G3P Photophosphorylation • • • • Makes ATP in the ETC Makes ATP by chemiosmosis Makes NADPH in the ETC Makes NADPH by chemiosmosis • ANSWER: makes ATP by chemiosmosis DIAGRAMS • • • • PHOTOSYSTEM A. photon of light B. reaction center C. pigment molecules of antenna 13. In the LDR where would the H+ ions collect? • • • • A. on the thylakoid membrane B. on the outer membrane C. in the thylakoid interior (lumen) D. in the stroma • ANSWER: C PICTURE IT: Where do the H+ collect after they are split from water? G Where do the H+ collect after they are split from water? D– thylakoid interior H+ H+ H+ H+ G Where would be ATP synthase be located? • • • • A. on the thylakoid membrane B. on the outer membrane C. in the thylakoid interior (lumen) D. in the stroma • ANSWER: A PICTURE IT: Where is the ATP synthase located? G Where is the ATP synthase located? E G Where are these formed? • NADPH • ATP • LDR By high energy electrons passing through the ETC • By H+ ions passing through the ATP synthase via chemiosmosis PICTURE IT: Where would NADPH and ATP collect? G Where would NADPH and ATP be found? G (stroma) G JUMPING IN: One of these things, does not belong with the others: • • • • • Antenna molecule Reaction center Primary electron acceptor Pigment molecule Stroma • ANSWER: stroma 14. Plants • • • • • • • • Are known as: (how many are true?) consumers Autotrophs Producers Herbivores Heterotrophs ANSWER: autotrophs and producers Animals are heterotrophs JUMPING IN: What is the enzyme? That is the most abundant in the world? • Amylase • Rubisco • ATP synthase • Peptidase • ANSWER: rubisco 15. What is…? • Carbon Fixation? • ANSWER: changing of unusable atmospheric CO2 into usable organic compounds (like glucose) 16. What are the colors? • Carotenoids • Orange • Xanthophylls • Yellow • Chlorophyll a • Green • Chlorophyll b • Yellow green 17. Scientist Contributions • Van Helmont • Water contributed to plant growth • Priestley • Plants gave off oxygen • Ingenhousz • Light is necessary for photosynthesis 18. Which are the high-energy (filled) forms? • ATP or ADP • NADPH or NADP • ATP (three phosphates)-high • ADP (two phosphates)-low • NADPH (has filled electron carrier) • NADP (empty electron carrier) ESSAY #1 • How to increase the rate of photosynthesis and why? • A. closer to sunlight so more photons of light can excite the chlorophyll and e• B. add more water to be split for e-, H+, released oxygen • C. more carbon dioxide to donate carbon molecules to make glucose in LIR ESSAY #2 • Design an experiment to test the rate of photosynthesis. Label a sketch of the setup and the procedure. • HINT: Elodea lab • EX: plant, water, CO2,light • Count oxygen bubbles in different distances from the light ESSAY #3 FYI Why do leaves change color? • As fall comes there are shorter days of sunlight • Less photosynthesis means less food for plants. • Chlorophyll breaks down and exposes the other colors that were there all along, but were masked by the green chlorophyll. ESSAY #4 • Acts as an energy shuttle • Lose a phosphate = adenosine diphosphate ADP • Gain a phosphate = become adenosine triphosphate ATP CHARGED HIGH UNCHARGED LOW Add more (-) ions to be charged •GAME OVER