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Assertion – Cyclic photophosphorylationoccurs in stromaReason – Stroma membrane lacks PS IIand NADP reductase.Choose correct answer- (Pg. 213, M)A) Both Assertion & Reason are correctand Reason is correct explanation for AB) Both Assertion & Reason are correctbut Reason is not correct explanationfor AssertionC) Assertion is correct but Reason iswrongD) Both Assertion & Reason are wrong13.6.3 Chemiosmotic Hypothesis60. ATP Synthesis is linked to _i_ graduateacross a membrane in _ii_ (Pg. 213, E)(i) (ii)A) Electron Photosynthesis& respirationB) Electron Photosynthesis onlyC) Proton Photosynthesisand respirationD) Proton Photosynthesis butnotrespiration61. Which of the following statements is true?(Pg. 213, E)A) the protons accumulate towards outerside of membrane in photosynthesisB) the protons accumulate to wards innerside (lumen) of thylakoid in respiration.C) The protons accumulate towards outerside of membrane of respirationthylakoidD) None of these62. The proton gradient may be formed inphotosynthesis due to- (Pg. 213, E)A) Splitting of waterB) Reduction of NAD+C) Both A and BD) None of these63. Assertion – Protons move throughphotosystems, protons are transportedacross membrane.Reason – Primary acceptor of electrons isan H carrier (Pg. 213, M)A) Both Assertion & Reason are correctand Reason is explanation of AssertionB) Both Assertion & Reason are correctand Reason is not the explanation forAssertionC) Assertion is correct but Reason is notcorrectD) Assertion & Reason both are incorrect64. Which of these is an H carrier?(Pg. 213, E)A) PS II B) FerredoxinC) Plastocyanin D) Plastoquinone65. NADP reductase enzyme is located on________ of thylakoid membrane.(Pg. 214, E)A) Stroma side (outer side)B) Lumen side (I,e. outer side)C) Stroma Side (i.e. inner side)D) Lumen side (i.e. inner side)66. The proton gradient is also formed due to-(Pg. 214, E)A) reduction of NAD+B) reduction of NADP+C) reduction of both NAD+ & NADP+D) reduction of FAD+67. Which of the following is true?(Pg. 214, M)A) ATP & NADPH + H+ both are formedtowards stroma.B) ATP & NADPH + H+ both are formed inlumen of thylakoidC) ATP is formed in lumen while NADPH +H+ is formed towards stroma.

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Assertion – Cyclic photophosphorylationoccurs in stromaReason – Stroma membrane lacks PS IIand NADP reductase.Choose correct answer- (Pg. 213, M)A) Both Assertion & Reason are correctand Reason is correct explanation for AB) Both Assertion & Reason are correctbut Reason is not correct explanationfor AssertionC) Assertion is correct but Reason iswrongD) Both Assertion & Reason are wrong13.6.3 Chemiosmotic Hypothesis60. ATP Synthesis is linked to i graduateacross a membrane in ii (Pg. 213, E)(i) (ii)A) Electron Photosynthesis& respirationB) Electron Photosynthesis onlyC) Proton Photosynthesisand respirationD) Proton Photosynthesis butnotrespiration61. Which of the following statements is true?(Pg. 213, E)A) the protons accumulate towards outerside of membrane in photosynthesisB) the protons accumulate to wards innerside (lumen) of thylakoid in respiration.C) The protons accumulate towards outerside of membrane of respirationthylakoidD) None of these62. The proton gradient may be formed inphotosynthesis due to- (Pg. 213, E)A) Splitting of waterB) Reduction of NAD+C) Both A and BD) None of these63. Assertion – Protons move throughphotosystems, protons are transportedacross membrane.Reason – Primary acceptor of electrons isan H carrier (Pg. 213, M)A) Both Assertion & Reason are correctand Reason is explanation of AssertionB) Both Assertion & Reason are correctand Reason is not the explanation forAssertionC) Assertion is correct but Reason is notcorrectD) Assertion & Reason both are incorrect64. Which of these is an H carrier?(Pg. 213, E)A) PS II B) FerredoxinC) Plastocyanin D) Plastoquinone65. NADP reductase enzyme is located on________ of thylakoid membrane.(Pg. 214, E)A) Stroma side (outer side)B) Lumen side (I,e. outer side)C) Stroma Side (i.e. inner side)D) Lumen side (i.e. inner side)66. The proton gradient is also formed due to-(Pg. 214, E)A) reduction of NAD+B) reduction of NADP+C) reduction of both NAD+ & NADP+D) reduction of FAD+67. Which of the following is true?(Pg. 214, M)A) ATP & NADPH + H+ both are formedtowards stroma.B) ATP & NADPH + H+ both are formed inlumen of thylakoidC) ATP is formed in lumen while NADPH +H+ is formed towards stroma.

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Assertion – Cyclic photophosphorylation occurs in stroma Reason – Stroma membrane lacks PS II and NADP reductase.

To determine the correct answer, we need to evaluate the assertion and reason given.

Assertion: Cyclic photophosphorylation occurs in stroma. Reason: Stroma membrane lacks PS II and NADP reductase.

Based on the information provided, we can conclude that both the assertion and reason are correct. The reason provided explains why cyclic photophosphorylation occurs in the stroma. Therefore, the correct answer is option A) Both Assertion & Reason are correct and Reason is a correct explanation for the Assertion.

13.6.3 Chemiosmotic Hypothesis

  1. ATP Synthesis is linked to i graduate across a membrane in ii

To determine the correct answer, we need to fill in the blanks.

(i) The movement of electrons (ii) Photosynthesis

Therefore, the correct answer is option B) Electron Photosynthesis only.

  1. Which of the following statements is true?

To determine the correct answer, we need to evaluate the statements given.

The correct answer is option A) the protons accumulate towards the outer side of the membrane in photosynthesis.

  1. The proton gradient may be formed in photosynthesis due to-

To determine the correct answer, we need to evaluate the options given.

The correct answer is option C) Both A and B (Splitting of water and Reduction of NAD+).

  1. Assertion – Protons move through photosystems, protons are transported across the membrane. Reason – Primary acceptor of electrons is an H carrier

To determine the correct answer, we need to evaluate the assertion and reason given.

Assertion: Protons move through photosystems, protons are transported across the membrane. Reason: Primary acceptor of electrons is an H carrier.

Based on the information provided, we can conclude that both the assertion and reason are correct. The reason provided explains why protons are transported across the membrane. Therefore, the correct answer is option A) Both Assertion & Reason are correct and Reason is an explanation of the Assertion.

  1. Which of these is an H carrier?

To determine the correct answer, we need to evaluate the options given.

The correct answer is option C) Plastocyanin.

  1. NADP reductase enzyme is located on ________ of the thylakoid membrane.

To determine the correct answer, we need to evaluate the options given.

The correct answer is option A) Stroma side (outer side).

  1. The proton gradient is also formed due to-

To determine the correct answer, we need to evaluate the options given.

The correct answer is option C) reduction of both NAD+ & NADP+.

  1. Which of the following is true?

To determine the correct answer, we need to evaluate the options given.

The correct answer is option A) ATP & NADPH + H+ both are formed towards the stroma.

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