Question

what is the calvin cycle? a process in which a plant uses energy and carbon dioxide to produce glucose.. a process in which light energy is converted into adp and nadp+ calvin running in circles. a process in which a plant makes water.

Explanation:

The Calvin Cycle is a part of photosynthesis (light - independent reactions) where plants use energy (from ATP and NADPH, which are produced in the light - dependent reactions) and carbon dioxide to fix carbon and produce glucose (a carbohydrate) and other organic compounds. The option "A process in which a plant uses energy and carbon dioxide to produce glucose" correctly describes the Calvin Cycle. The other options are incorrect: the light - dependent reactions deal with light energy conversion to ATP and NADPH (not ADP and NADP+ in the way described in the blue option), "Calvin running in circles" is a joke, and plants do not make water in the Calvin Cycle.

Answer:

The correct option is the orange - colored one with the text: "A process in which a plant uses energy and carbon dioxide to produce glucose."