​How Does the Cyclic Pathway of Light-Dependent Reactions Differ from Noncyclic

​How does the cyclic pathway of light-dependent reactions differ from noncyclic reactions?

A) ​Photolysis is performed by photosystem II in the cyclic pathway, but by photosystem II in the noncyclic pathway.
B) ​The noncyclic pathway uses electrons from water to produce ATP, while the cyclic pathway uses electrons from water to produce sugars.
C) ​The noncyclic pathway evolved before the cyclic pathway and does not produce sugars.
D) ​The cyclic pathway evolved before the noncyclic pathway and does not produce oxygen.
E) ​Although the noncyclic reactions evolved first, carbon fixation occurs in both cyclic and noncyclic reactions.