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Biology Chapter 7 : Topic 7
Photosynthesis in Plants
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What is ATP?
Reasoning: ATP (adenosine triphosphate) is the main energy-carrying molecule in cells.
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Why is ATP called the “energy currency” of the cell?
Reasoning: ATP provides immediate energy for cellular processes.
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The energy in ATP is mainly stored in:
Reasoning: The bond between phosphate groups stores usable energy.
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ATP releases energy when it is converted into:
Reasoning: ATP breaks down into ADP and inorganic phosphate, releasing energy.
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Which process produces ATP in cells?
Reasoning: ATP is mainly produced during cellular respiration.
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ATP is directly used to power:
Reasoning: ATP provides energy for many cell processes.
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The full form of ATP is:
Reasoning: ATP stands for adenosine triphosphate.
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Which statement correctly describes ATP function?
Reasoning: ATP provides short-term, immediate energy.
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What happens when ATP loses one phosphate group?
Reasoning: ATP → ADP + Pi + energy.
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Which organelle is mainly responsible for ATP production?
Reasoning: Mitochondria are the main site of ATP production in respiration.
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ATP is continuously recycled in cells because it:
Reasoning: Cells constantly regenerate ATP from ADP.
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Which type of energy conversion involves ATP?
Reasoning: ATP converts stored chemical energy into usable cellular energy.
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Which process uses ATP most directly?
Reasoning: ATP is required for almost all cellular activities.
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ATP is considered a short-term energy storage molecule because:
Reasoning: ATP provides quick, immediate energy supply.
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Which statement best summarizes ATP?
Reasoning: ATP acts as the universal energy currency in all living cells.
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