How Plants Make Food, Mrs Sutton

The process by which plants make food is

• epidermis

• photosynthesis

• palisade

• respiration

The upper layer of a leaf is called the

(a)  

Directly below the upper epidermis is the

• photosynthesis

• chlorophyll

• chloroplasts

• palisade layer

This part of the plant opens and closes to let carbon dioxide in and oxygen out.

• spongy layer

• stomata

• palisade layer

• chloroplasts

The layer under the palisade layer of the leaf which is made of loosely packed cells with many air spaces between them

• spongy layer

• guard cells

• stomata

• palisade layer

These cells form the edges of the stomata

• spongy layer

• palisade

• guard cells

• epidermis

This changes or transforms light energy in chemical energy

• Chlorophyll

• sugar

• glucose

• starch

a type of sugar that is produced in plants during photosynthesis

• starch

• glucose

• gummy bears

• oxygen

The formula for photsynthesis is

• glucose + sugar=carbon dioxide

• e=mc^2

• carbon dioxide and water+sunlight and chlorphyll=glucose and oxygen

• water and oxygen +glucose and sunlight=carbon dioxide

The process by which plants release the energy in food to carry on life processes is called

• photosynthesis

• cellular respiration

• processology

• chloroplasts