AccelePrep for the ACT Test 2nd Edition Student Text
284 • P OWER U P ! T HE E XCLUSIVE C AMBRIDGE S AMPLE E XAM ϐ CO 2 . They combine CO 2 with a three-carbon compound in the mesophyll cells to form a four-carbon compound that passes into the bundle-sheath cells, where the CO 2 is regenerated. Therefore, Kranz plants can maintain a CO 2 level in the bundle-sheath cells that allows carboxylation of RuDP in the Calvin cycle to predominate over its oxidation in photorespiration. 31. According to this passage, “the capacity for dz ȋ ͵ȂͶȌ ϐ ǣ A. photosynthesis. B. energy. C. oxidation. D. thermodynamics. 32. In the equation in line 17, C H O 6 12 6 apparently names: F. oxygen. G. carbon dioxide. H. a sugar. J. photosynthesis. 33. Which of these could be considered the reverse ǫ A. Oxidation B. Photosynthesis C. Transformation D. Phosphorylation 34. Which of the following conclusions is (are) ǫ I. Photosynthesis involves the addition of electrons. II. Photosynthesis involves action on hydrogen. III. Photosynthesis is a form of energy release. F. I only G. II only H. III only J. I and II only
35. ϐ ǣ Ǥ ϐ Ǥ B. comparing one reduction reaction to another. C. explaining the process of photosynthesis. D. expressing the author’s opinion. 36. Which of the following statements is NOT true ǫ F. It mixes with phosphate to make ADP. G. It is created through phosphorylation. H. It serves a purpose in the Calvin cycle. J. It is used by cells to do work. 37. The Calvin cycle involves: A. the combination of carbon dioxide and a ϐǦ ǡ Ǧ as the result. B. the combination of oxygen and a Ǧ ǡ ϐǦ sugar as the result. C. a mix of ATP and sugar to create carbon dioxide. D. a reduction of carbohydrate to form carbon dioxide. 38. By “more agreeable conditions” (line 78), the author probably means: F. conditions that produce higher levels of oxygen. G. conditions that produce higher levels of CO 2 . H. conditions with higher temperatures. J. conditions with longer growing periods. 39. Which of the following statements names a difference between photorespiration and ǫ I. Photorespiration involves RuDP. II. In photosynthesis, ATP is synthesized. III. Photorespiration is a reduction
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