Chloroplasts and the overall reaction of photosynthesis

Chloroplasts and the overall reaction of photosynthesis Quiz

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  1. 1. Which structure in a chloroplast contains the enzymes of the light-independent reactions?

    • A. Thylakoid membrane
    • B. Granum
    • C. Envelope
    • D. Stroma
  2. 2. Which statement about the oxygen released in photosynthesis is correct?

    • A. It comes from water
    • B. It comes from carbon dioxide
    • C. It comes from glucose
    • D. It comes from chlorophyll
  3. 3. What does DCPIP do in the Hill reaction?

    • A. It provides carbon dioxide
    • B. It accepts electrons and loses its blue colour
    • C. It acts as a buffer
    • D. It absorbs light
  4. 4. A tube containing boiled chloroplasts and DCPIP stays blue in the light. Why?

    • A. The chloroplasts have no water
    • B. DCPIP needs darkness
    • C. There is too much light
    • D. The proteins are denatured so no electrons are released
  5. 5. Why is the sucrose solution used for isolating chloroplasts isotonic?

    • A. To prevent the chloroplasts bursting or shrinking by osmosis
    • B. To provide a source of carbon for glucose
    • C. To slow down enzyme activity
    • D. To keep the pH constant

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