SCIENCE

carrot, turnip, and sweet potato store their food in... (stem/roots/leaves)

What is the process of making food called (photosyntesis/photograph)

What is another function of leaves instead of making food for the plant? (The leaves helps to breath by taking carbon dioxide and oxygen/ The leaves take water and minerals)

Where can you find chlorophyll? (leaves/ stem/ roots)

What does the locust love in the plant? (leaves/roots)

What gas do the plants produce that useful for human breathing? (carbon dioxide/oxygen)

Why do plants stand upright?

What do flowers do? (make fruits and seeds/take oxygen and carbon dioxide)

What are the similarity of these three plants? They have weak stem/weak leaves/weak roots)

Sugarcane, potato, and ginger store their food in ... (stem/roots/leaves)

The loctus loves.... (roots/leaves)

sugarcane stores its food in.... (stem/roots/leaves)

cabbage store its food in .... (stem/roots/leaves)

If the locusts eat too much leaves, what happen to the plant? (The plant will die/the plant will stay alive)

What is the function of chlorophyll?

Why do these three plants need a pole? (to support plants to get the sunlight/ to decorate the plants)

lettuce and cabbage store their food in ..... (stem/roots/leaves)

carrot stores its food in..... (stem/root/leaf)

These plants have ..... (weak leaves/ weak stems)

What gas do the plants need for making the food? (carbon dioxide/oxygen)