Bell Ringer

1) Draw the
picture on a
piece of paper.

2) Cut 6 small
circles out of a
piece of paper.

Homework: USA Test Prep – Due11/7/2019

Overview
What is the goal of the
light reactions, the ETC?
To use H2O and sunlight to build a proton gradient.
To build a proton gradient.
What is the goal of
Chemiosmosis, ATP Synthase?
To use the proton gradient to make ATP.
What is the goal of the
Calvin Cycle?
To use the ATP from the light reactions and CO2 to make Glucose.
To make Glucose.
 Calvin Cycle
• Carbon Fixation (light independent
reaction)
• Occurs in the stroma
• Uses ATP and NADPH from light
reaction as energy
• Uses CO2
• To produce glucose: it takes
• 6 turns and uses 18 ATP
• and 12 NADPH.

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 Quick Write:

Summarize the Calvin Cycle

 Three Types of Plants
to combat Photorespiration
C3 Plants
80% of all plants.
No specific adaptations to
combat phosphorylation.
C4 Plants
Separate parts of
photosynthesis by LOCATION.
C4 Plants
Separate parts of
photosynthesis by TIME.
 Quick Write:

Why do CAM plants close their

stomata during the day?
• Task 1 • Task 2
Draw pictures to show the Make a chart showing how the C3,
differences between the C3, C4, C4, and CAM cycles are similar and
and CAM cycles. how they are different.

When you are done, assist a Task 1 student.

Summary

What is the goal of the Calvin Cycle?

What reactants are required

to complete the Calvin Cycle?