Where do plants get the materials they need for growth?

What is the process that plants use to take energy from the sun and convert carbon dioxide and water into food, that eventually produces oxygen and sugar?

• photosynthesis

• Chloroplast

• photons

• chlorophyll

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What three things do plants need to survive?

• air, water, love

• water, sleep, love

• sunshine, love, water

• air, water, sunshine

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What are two ways a plant can receive water?

• the rain

• from a person's watering can

• a visit to the water company

• drinking from a water fountain

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Fill in the blank: Chlorophyll is the _________ substance in plants that uses light to manufacture food from carbon dioxide and water.

• yellow

• blue

• green

• purple

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Where do plants make their food?

• stems

• leaves

• flower

• roots

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What do plants breathe out that help animals stay alive?

• oxygen

• sugar

• water

• carbon dioxide

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What are three different minerals and nutrients plants need to survive?

• nitrogen, potassium, sulfur

• vitamin c, vitamin d, vitamin b12

• sulfur, vitamin c, calcium

• calcium, vitamin d, magnesium

The ________ helps a plant stand nice and tall while delivering water and minerals and nutrients to the leaves.

• roots

• stem

• leaves

• flowers

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Plants take in energy through sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide. What do they create or release?

• oxygen and air

• sugar and air

• oxygen and sugar

• oxygen and water

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What is energy?

• the ability to see

• the ability to do work

• the ability to taste

• the ability to sleep

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