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Kaitie Thompson
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By Kaitie Thompson
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Did you know plants make THEIR OWN food? They do! It's called photosynthesis!
Plants absorb (take in) sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water. Then they release oxygen and make glucose (sugar) for food.
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sunlight
carbon dioxide
(CO2)
water
THREE things Plants need
for photosynthesis
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oxygen
glucose (sugar)
two things plants produce during photosynthesis
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Multiple Choice
What is photosynthesis?
the process by which a plant makes its own food
the name of a group of gases including carbon dioxide and oxygen
all of the plant parts and their functions
the pigment in plants that makes them green
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Multiple Choice
What does a plant need for photosynthesis?
sunlight, soil, oxygen
oxygen, water, sunlight
sunlight, water, carbon dioxide
carbon dioxide, oxygen, sunlight
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Multiple Choice
What does a plant produce during photosynthesis?
carbon dioxide and glucose
sugar and water
oxygen and carbon dioxide
oxygen and glucose
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Multiple Choice
What is the food that plants produce through photosynthesis called?
oxygen
glucose
carbon dioxide
stomata
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Leaves make food for the plant.
They have tiny openings called stomata. The stomata absorb a gas called carbon dioxide from the air. Then, during photosynthesis, they release a different gas called oxygen back into the air.
Leaves
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We breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide. We need plants to absorb the CO2 and make more oxygen for us to breathe.
We need photosynthsis!
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Multiple Choice
Which part of the plant is responsible for making food for the plant through photosynthesis?
stem
flowers
leave
roots
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Multiple Choice
Why do humans need plants to go through photosynthesis?
We need photosynthesis so we can eat vegetables
We need photosynthesis so we have oxygen to breathe
We need photosynthesis to get energy from the sun
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Multiple Choice
Kenny had two plants. He put one in a dark closet and one in a sunny spot next to the window. He gave each plant the same amount of water. The plant in the closet wilted and died, but the plant in the sunny spot continued to grow! Which sentence MOST LIKELY explains why the plant in the closet wilted?
The plant in the closet didn't get enough water. Plants need water to make food.
The plant in the closet didn't get sunlight. Plants need sunlight to make food.
Kenny gave the plant in the sunny spot fertilizer to help it grow.
The plant in the closet didn't get enough oxygen. Plants need oxygen to make food.
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