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    Exam-Style Questions 1: Leaf A Leaf B

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    This document provides an explanation of photosynthesis and includes example exam-style questions. Photosynthesis is the process by which plants convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen using energy from sunlight. The equation for photosynthesis is presented. A multiple choice question tests understanding of the energy source and type. A second question involves an experiment where part of a leaf is shaded, preventing light and thus photosynthesis in that area, while the uncovered areas can produce starch.

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    Exam-Style Questions 1: Leaf A Leaf B

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    This document provides an explanation of photosynthesis and includes example exam-style questions. Photosynthesis is the process by which plants convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen using energy from sunlight. The equation for photosynthesis is presented. A multiple choice question tests understanding of the energy source and type. A second question involves an experiment where part of a leaf is shaded, preventing light and thus photosynthesis in that area, while the uncovered areas can produce starch.

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    This document provides an explanation of photosynthesis and includes example exam-style questions. Photosynthesis is the process by which plants convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen using energy from sunlight. The equation for photosynthesis is presented. A multiple choice question tests understanding of the energy source and type. A second question involves an experiment where part of a leaf is shaded, preventing light and thus photosynthesis in that area, while the uncovered areas can produce starch.

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    Exam-Style Questions 1: Leaf A Leaf B

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    Lovy Le Er
    This document provides an explanation of photosynthesis and includes example exam-style questions. Photosynthesis is the process by which plants convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen using energy from sunlight. The equation for photosynthesis is presented. A multiple choice question tests understanding of the energy source and type. A second question involves an experiment where part of a leaf is shaded, preventing light and thus photosynthesis in that area, while the uncovered areas can produce starch.

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    Photosynthesis

    Exam-Style Questions 1
    1. Complete the equation for photosynthesis.

    carbon dioxide + + oxygen

    What type of energy is required for photosynthesis? 

    What is the source of this energy? 

    2. A student placed a plant into a dark cupboard and then partially covered one leaf (leaf A) with a
    piece of card. After two days, she carried out a test for starch on leaf A and one other leaf, as
    shown below.

    Leaf A Leaf B

    When iodine was added to leaf B it turned completely black.

    Which parts of leaf A would turn black?

    Shade these areas on the leaf below, and explain your answer.
    
    
    
    
    Photosynthesis

    Exam-Style Questions 1 Answers


    1. Complete the equation for photosynthesis.

    carbon dioxide + water glucose + oxygen

    What type of energy is required for photosynthesis? light

    What is the source of this energy? sun

    2. A student placed a plant into a dark cupboard and then partially


    covered one leaf (leaf A) with a piece of card. After two days, she
    carried out a test for starch on leaf A and one other leaf, as
    shown below.

    When iodine was added to leaf B it turned completely black.

    Which parts of leaf A would turn black?

    Shade these areas on the leaf below, and explain your answer.

    The card stops the light from getting to the leaf and therefore the
    leaf cannot produce starch. This means only the uncovered areas
    would turn black.

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