Chemosynthesis

What is chemosynthesis?

• Where bacteria use light energy to make glucose.
• Where plants use light energy to make glucose
• Where bacteria use chemical reactions to make glucose

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What is the source of energy for chemosynthesis

• Light energy
• Chemical energy
• Kinetic energy

What is often used as a reactant in chemosynthesis?

• Oxygen
• Glucose
• Carbon dioxide

What is the product of both photosynthesis and chemosynthesis

• Glucose
• Water
• Oxygen

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Name two chemosynthetic bacteria.

• Sulfur bacteria and nitrogen bacteria
• Sulfur bacteria and hydrogen bacteria
• Sulfuric acid bacteria and nitrogen bacteria

Where are the places that sulfur bacteria live.

• Near deep sea volcanic vents and inside tube worms.  
• In soil and roots of some plants
• Near volcanic vents and in soil

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What do we mean by a symbiotic or mutualistic relationship?

• Where 2 living organisms live close together and only 1 organism benefits, the other is harmed.
• Where 2 living organisms live close together and both organisms benefit.
• Where 2 living organisms live close together and one organism benefits and the other eventually dies.

Some chemosynthetic bacteria change the hydrogen sulphide from volcanic vents into ...

• Oxygen
• Carbon dioxide
• Sulfur

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One thing chemosynthesis and photosynthesis have in common is that they both require...

• energy
• glucose
• water

2 differences between photosynthesis and chemosynthesis is that ...

• photosynthesis uses light energy and needs oxygen, chemosynthesis uses chemical energy and needs water
• photosynthesis uses light energy and needs water, chemosynthesis uses chemical energy and does not need water
• Photosynthesis needs water and carbon dioxide and chemosynthesis needs light and water

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