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4th Grade
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Photosynthesis
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Multiple Choice
What does the root "photo" mean?
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Green plants take in energy from the sun, water from its roots, and carbon dioxide from the air and put them together to make its own food.
3 INgredients
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Multiple Select
What do green plants need to make their own food?
water
carbon dioxide
oxygen
light from the sun
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Multiple Choice
What part of the plant is primarily responsible for making the food for the plant?
stem
roots
flower
leaves
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The process of photosynthesis is how plants make their own food. The food they make is called glucose (sugar). Oxygen is also a result of photosynthesis. Since plants do not need the oxygen, it is released into the air.
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Multiple Choice
What two things does photosynthesis produce?
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Multiple Choice
All of these are effects of photosynthesis except-
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