How do plants make food

What things must plants have in order to make food?

• Oxygen, sunlight, carbon dioxide

• water, sunlight, nutrients, oxygen

• leaves, roots, stems, petals

• carbon dioxide, water, sunlight, nutrients

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What food do plants make?

• sugar

• oxygen

• seeds

• carbon dioxide

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Photosynthesis is

• captures energy from sunlight

• the process in which plants make food

• tiny structures in a plant cell

• the substance that makes plants green

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The tiny structures in a plant cell where photosynthesis occurs is

• chlorophyll

• roots

• chloroplasts

• leaves

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What is the substance that makes plants green and captures energy from the sun?

• chloroplasts

• leaves

• water

• chlorophyll

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What part of the plant takes in water and nutrients from the soil?

• leaves

• roots

• stem

• petals

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What part of the plant helps catch sunlight to make food?

• leaves

• roots

• stem

• petals

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Which part of the plant contains the most amount of chlorophyll

• petals

• roots

• leaves

• stem

What is the waste product that is produced from photosynthesis?

• oxygen

• carbon dioxide

• dirt

• sugar

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Why would we die if all the plants in the world died?

• there would not be carbon dioxide for us to breathe

• plants are pretty and we would not have them to look at

• plants produce oxygen, and there would be no more oxygen for us to breathe

• we would not have any more sugar

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