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Tabi Giaccio
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Photosynthesis
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Light-Dependent Reaction
Light energy from the sun is captured by the chloroplast during photosystem I and II
This energy allows for the formation of ATP and NADPH
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Light-Independent Reaction
ATP and NADPH that were created during the first reaction (light-dependent) will be used in the Calvin Cycle to manufacture sugar
This stage is also called the Calvin Cycle
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Multiple Choice
True or False: Light energy from the sun in captured in the chloroplast during the light-independent reaction.
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False
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Multiple Choice
ATP and NADPH are used to manufacture __________ during the _________________.
energy; light-dependent reaction
energy; light-independent reaction
sugar; light-dependent reaction
sugar; light-independent reaction
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