QUESTIONS: 5.

What is the final electron acceptor in the electron

PHOTOSYNTHESIS transport chain? Oxygen

1. True/False. Chlorophyll a has two absorption peaks. 6. For every glucose molecule, glycolysis yields how
many pyruvate, ATP (via substrate level
2. True/False. Reduction of NADP+ requires both phosphorylation) and NADH. Give the exact number
photosystems I and II. for each. 2 pyruvate, 4 ATPs, 10 or 12 NADH

3. True/False. Cyclic photophosphorylation can occur 7. Give another electron carrier/shuttle used in cellular
in the absence of photosystem II. respiration aside from NADH. FADH2

4. True/False. Flow of electrons is from NADPH to

water to Calvin Cycle.
CELL CYCLE
5. True/False. In C4 plants, the 4-carbon sugar that
will be used in the Calvin Cycle is produced in the 1. Crossing-over occurs during which specific stage in
mesophyll. meiosis? Prophase I

6.True/False. In CAM plants, the dark reactions occur
during the day.
7. True/False. During photosynthesis, water is
oxidized.
8. True/False. CAM plants have open stomata at night.
2. When a cell with 20 chromosomes undergoes
meiosis, how many bivalents line up during Metaphase
I? Five
3. A cell undergoes three rounds of mitosis and all the
products divide via meiosis. How many cells will
result from all these? 32 cells

4. True/False. During Prophase, each chromosome is

9. ATP stands for _______. Adenosine Triphosphate
already replicated.
10. Give the best light wavelength for Photosystem
5. True/False. When a cell with 30 chromosomes
II. 680nm
undergoes 1000 rounds of mitosis, all the resulting
cells will have 30 chromosomes each.
11. What does NADPH stand for? Nicotinamide
adenine dinucleotide phosphate

CELLULAR RESPIRATION

1. True/False. NADH is oxidized in this equation:

Pyruvate + NADH + H+ —> Lactate + NAD+

2. True/False. In substrate-level phosphorylation, the

energy source that drives ATP synthesis comes from
the high H+ concentration on the intermembrane space.

3. True/False. The glycolysis pathway is used in both

fermentation and cellular respiration.

4. True/False. Reactions in the mitochondria (i.e.

electron transport chain reactions) establish the proton
gradient needed for ATP synthesis.