Question

question 7
energy produced during the light reactions is used:

to produce carbon dioxide
by the cell for movement
to breakdown atp in the mitochondria
to produce oxygen
to produce glucose in the calvin cycle

Explanation:

During the light reactions of photosynthesis, energy (in the form of ATP and NADPH) is produced. This energy is then used in the Calvin cycle (the light - independent reactions) to convert carbon dioxide into glucose.

• Carbon dioxide is taken in, not produced, during photosynthesis.
• The energy from light reactions is not directly used for cell movement.
• ATP is produced in the light reactions, not broken down in the mitochondria (mitochondria are involved in cellular respiration).
• Oxygen is a by - product of the light reactions, not what the energy from light reactions is used for.

Answer:

to produce glucose in the Calvin cycle