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How
Do
Plants
Make
Food
100
How does a plant make food? A. Photosynthesis B. Sunlight C. Photographs D. Photography
A. Photosynthesis
100
Where does food come from? A. store B. cafeteria C. sunlight D. plants and animals
D. Plants and animals
100
Where do plants get energy from?
Sunlight
100

Do plants store food?

Yes

100

What is stomata?

small openings on the leaf of the plant.

200

How does a plant get carbon di oxide?

from the air

200
Where does photosynthesis take place? A. Roots B. Stoma C. Oxygen D. Chloroplasts
D. Chloroplasts
200

Where do plants store their excess food?

As fruits and vegetables

200
What are roots? A. Hold plant in the ground and absorb water B. process in which plants make food C. The stalk that attaches the leaf to stem D. makes food, store food and allows gases to enter
A. Hold plant in the ground and absorb water
200
What is Photosynthesis?
The process that plants make food
300

What do plants give off during photosynthesis?

oxygen

300

How does carbon dioxide enter the leaves?

through stomata

300

Can photosynthesis take place during the night?

No. Sunlight is needed for photosynthesis

300

How do plants help animals?

food; nutrients

300

Why do humans need phosphorus?

for healthy bones and teeth

400

Chlorophyll is present inside __________________.

chloroplast

400

Can photosynthesis take place in very low temperatures?

No

400

Name any 2 nutrient that plants need.

Nitrogen, potassium, phosphorus and Iron

400

How does potassium help plants?

To open and close stomata.

400

How do plants adapt in areas of very high temperature and less water?

they close their stomata during daytime

500

The long chain of molecules where plants store glucose

starch

500

Mass of a new plant is made mostly of ________, _____________ and _______________.

carbon, oxygen and hydrogen

500

Water (H2O) gives the plant _______ to make glucose (C6H12O6)

H - Hydrogen

500
What is needed for a plant to make food?
Water, Light, and carbon dioxide
500

What is transpiration?

loss of water through the stomata