The Three Stages of the Calvin Cycle Are

question 18

Multiple Choice

The three stages of the Calvin cycle are

• A) (1) fix CO₂, (2) make a C₃ sugar, and (3) make glucose.
• B) (1) fix CO₂, (2) use NADPH and ATP, and (3) regenerate the starting C₅ molecule.
• C) (1) use ATP, NADPH, and CO₂, (2) make a C₃ molecule, and (3) regenerate the starting C₃ molecule.
• D) (1) use a C₅ sugar, (2) reduce CO₂ with NADPH, and (3) use ATP to regenerate the starting C₅ molecule.

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