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15. Intermediates of the electron transport chain between PS II and PS I DO NOT include A. ferredoxin B. plastoquinone C. cytochrome b/f D. plastocyanin 16. The electron transport chain of photophosphorylation A. pumps protons out of the thylakoid interior B. transfers electrons from PS I to PS II C. establishes a proton gradient D. all of the above 17. Carbon fixation A. is accomplished by RubisCO B. adds carbon dioxide to a sugar C. occurs in the stroma D. all of the above 18. RubisCO A. is a sugar B. is a chlorophyll C. is an enzyme D. all of the above 19. ATPases A. are found on granal lamellae B. convert ATP to ADP C. receive electrons from plastocyanin D. are channels across membranes 20. Carbon fixation A. converts ribulose to glucose B. occurs in the thylakoid interior C. converts sugars to acids D. releases oxygen to the atmosphere

15. Intermediates of the electron transport chain between PS II and PS I DO NOT include A. ferredoxin B. plastoquinone C. cytochrome b/f D. plastocyanin 16. The electron transport chain of photophosphorylation A. pumps protons out of the thylakoid interior B. transfers electrons from PS I to PS II C. establishes a proton gradient D. all of the above 17. Carbon fixation A. is accomplished by RubisCO B. adds carbon dioxide to a sugar C. occurs in the stroma D. all of the above 18. RubisCO A. is a sugar B. is a chlorophyll C. is an enzyme D. all of the above 19. ATPases A. are found on granal lamellae B. convert ATP to ADP C. receive electrons from plastocyanin D. are channels across membranes 20. Carbon fixation A. converts ribulose to glucose B. occurs in the thylakoid interior C. converts sugars to acids D. releases oxygen to the atmosphere

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15. Intermediates of the electron transport chain between PS II and PS I DO NOT include A. ferredoxin B. plastoquinone C. cytochrome b/f D. plastocyanin 16. The electron transport chain of photophosphorylation A. pumps protons out of the thylakoid interior B. transfers electrons from PS I to PS II C. establishes a proton gradient D. all of the above 17. Carbon fixation A. is accomplished by RubisCO B. adds carbon dioxide to a sugar C. occurs in the stroma D. all of the above 18. RubisCO A. is a sugar B. is a chlorophyll C. is an enzyme D. all of the above 19. ATPases A. are found on granal lamellae B. convert ATP to ADP C. receive electrons from plastocyanin D. are channels across membranes 20. Carbon fixation A. converts ribulose to glucose B. occurs in the thylakoid interior C. converts sugars to acids D. releases oxygen to the atmosphere
Transcribed Image Text:15. Intermediates of the electron transport chain between PS II and PS I DO NOT include A. ferredoxin B. plastoquinone C. cytochrome b/f D. plastocyanin 16. The electron transport chain of photophosphorylation A. pumps protons out of the thylakoid interior B. transfers electrons from PS I to PS II C. establishes a proton gradient D. all of the above 17. Carbon fixation A. is accomplished by RubisCO B. adds carbon dioxide to a sugar C. occurs in the stroma D. all of the above 18. RubisCO A. is a sugar B. is a chlorophyll C. is an enzyme D. all of the above 19. ATPases A. are found on granal lamellae B. convert ATP to ADP C. receive electrons from plastocyanin D. are channels across membranes 20. Carbon fixation A. converts ribulose to glucose B. occurs in the thylakoid interior C. converts sugars to acids D. releases oxygen to the atmosphere
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