Biology matching quiz

1. green pigment.

main product of photosynthesis.

3. in which sunlight is used to make “food”.

like membranes that make up the grams within the chloroplast.

organelle of the photosynthesis.

6. energy carrying molecule.

7. series of electron transport molecules which pass electrons from molecule to molecule.

process in which sunlite is used to make food.

9. group of molecules were sunlite is absorbed during the light reaction.

10. from sunlight is stored in atp and nadph.

11. of photosynthesis in which glucose is made.

space outside the thylakoid membrane’s within the chloroplast.

options:
a. chemosynthesis
b. thylakoid
c. nadph
d. glucose
e. light reactions
f. chlorophyll
g. photosynthesis
h. stroma
i. calvin cycle
j. electron transport chain
k. photosynthesis
l. chloroplast.

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