Question

2 multiple choice 1 point
what happens to the sugars that are made during photosynthesis?
they go back into the calvin cycle.
they move directly into an electron transport chain.
they make atp by bonding together.
they can be used for cellular respiration

Explanation:

• Sugars made during photosynthesis are not directly involved in the Calvin cycle again (the Calvin cycle produces them).
• They do not move directly into an electron transport chain (electron transport chains are part of processes like photosynthesis and cellular respiration but not where sugars directly go).
• Sugars do not make ATP by bonding together (ATP is made through processes like cellular respiration).
• Cellular respiration uses glucose (a sugar made in photosynthesis) to produce ATP.

Answer:

They can be used for cellular respiration.