Photosynthesis Plant Process Worksheet
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Photosynthesis Plant Process Worksheet
A supermarket science note
At a supermarket, Isla notices leafy herbs beside a bright window. The herbs are living plants, not food factories powered by soil alone. In their leaves, chlorophyll absorbs light energy. The plant takes in water through its roots and carbon dioxide from the air through tiny openings called stomata. Using light energy, it changes water and carbon dioxide into glucose, a sugar the plant can use or store. Oxygen is released into the air. This process is called photosynthesis. If a plant has no light for a long time, it cannot make enough new glucose by photosynthesis and may become weak.
Decode the process
Use the note to answer each question.
- Sunlight, water and carbon dioxide
- Soil, oxygen and glucose
- Water, oxygen and chlorophyll
- Sunlight, soil and oxygen
- In the leaves
- In the flowers
- In the roots
- In the seeds
- Glucose and oxygen
- Water and carbon dioxide
- Chlorophyll and sunlight
- Oxygen and water
- Chlorophyll
- Roots
- Stomata
- Glucose
- Take up water
- Sugar made by the plant
- Absorbs light energy
- Tiny openings for gas movement
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