Biology · Oct / Nov 2019 · Paper 11 · Question 28
5090Photosynthesis
Four students are studying a pond ecosystem on a bright sunny day. They see the underwater plants giving off bubbles. What is the explanation of this observation?
- AThe bubbles are carbon dioxide produced during photosynthesis. The plants are getting their energy from the Sun.
- BThe bubbles are carbon dioxide. The plants are getting their energy for photosynthesis from respiration.
- CThe bubbles are oxygen produced during photosynthesis. The plants are getting their energy from the Sun.
- DThe bubbles are oxygen. The plants are getting their energy for photosynthesis from the minerals absorbed through their roots.
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Correct answer: C. The bubbles are oxygen produced during photosynthesis. The plants are getting their energy from the Sun.
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